The dry blossoms are falling off the apricot tree. There won't be apricots again.
We continue to enjoy our chard:
Blossoms, Broccoli
The dry blossoms are falling off the apricot tree. There won't be apricots again.
The bees were swarming around the white flesh peach, here viewed from the deck:
And the volunteer peach is looking good:
We continue to enjoy our chard:
and today I planted broccoli in the wagon garden. The mesclun and the spinach are sprouting.
The dry blossoms are falling off the apricot tree. There won't be apricots again.
We continue to enjoy our chard:
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What I like best about these shots of spring blossoms in our yard is the way the pics make our backyard look like a trailer park...chain link fence, plastic garbage cans strewn...Ah! the good life in Arizona!
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