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Field Walk - Finished Fruit Trees

30 Nov, 2009

Two Saturdays ago (11/14/09) I took my camera for a walk through one of our fruit tree production fields. This is a two year field with one year tops. Here is some of what I saw - a very pleasing field even for my critical eye.

The first section is in the Cherry block.

Bing Cherries - Standard

Semi-Dwarf Black Tartarian Cherries

Black Tartarian Cherries - Standard
Montmorency Cherries

Rainier Cherries - Standard

Semi-Dwarf Cherry Block

Semi-Dwarf Apples (Red Fuji in center 2 rows.)

Granny Smith EZ-Pick Apple

EZ-Pick Arkansas Black Apples

Li Jujube - Notice the copious fruit from a grafted top only 9+ months old!

Fruit already setting on Izu Persimmon

Fruit already setting heavy on Maru Persimmon

Saijo Persimmons (more cold hardy than others)

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