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Peach Season
My fresh peaches are ready for pickin', which is a tremendous moment being a gardener like myself. For weeks I've observed how the sun ripened the fruit. The sun gives the peach its deep, peachy orange color. Then with lots of precipitation and lightening, this provides a wonderful boost in growth. This season I noticed lots of ladybugs camping out on my peach tree, which was a welcoming sign, indeed.
The peaches are fuzzy and juicy and are grown in zone 8b. The peach tree is deciduous that will lose its leaves during fall and winter seasons. Come spring, the peach tree becomes quite a decorative, ornamental tree that will produce the most attractive pink blossoms. Peaches are super healthy and are good for the skin that contain provitamin beta carotene. This fruit clearly provides hydration, nutrition, and can be made into any dish.
Peaches are amazingly delicious as a healthy snack. Whether made into a pie, cobbler, smoothie, jam, canned, candy, beverage, pastry, or ice cream, the possibilities are endless. What fun and resourceful trees do you grow?
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Exploring nature is derived through my unique gardening, photography, and hiking. Appreciating nature is instilled within, and the importance of a healthy environment is of importance to me.
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Pepi Peter And The Pawpaw Tree was written in honor of my late and dear mother who truly enjoyed the pawpaw tree.
Above image: A native shrub to Africa found growing along a waterway that meets the Atlantic Ocean.
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