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How far is your farm from your residence? Do you go there often? Sounds fun!scrlvr78 wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 8:11 am Not in our yard. But our farm has an apple orchard with like 15-20 different varieties and a pear tree.
Danielle, what is the Apple Orchard not far from you called? Something Farmer? The BEST ever Carmel Apple Pie baked in a bag. Instead of a top pie crust, they use sugar cookie dough. Soooooo good!scrlvr78 wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 8:11 am Not in our yard. But our farm has an apple orchard with like 15-20 different varieties and a pear tree.
The farm is a ten-minute drive away. Between May and Nov. we're there two or three times a week. It has great flowers and produce!
Elegant Farmer. We don't go there....haha.Patti wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 11:27 amDanielle, what is the Apple Orchard not far from you called? Something Farmer? The BEST ever Carmel Apple Pie baked in a bag. Instead of a top pie crust, they use sugar cookie dough. Soooooo good!scrlvr78 wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 8:11 am Not in our yard. But our farm has an apple orchard with like 15-20 different varieties and a pear tree.
Tracy, yes from now on you'll have pineapples every year. The first one takes 2 years. And they're AMAZING!!! Steve took the top off of a couple he'd bought in the store down there many years ago and just stuck them in the ground. We figured they made pretty plants so we really didn't care if it didn't produce. But it did!!!Tracy F wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2020 9:20 am I have a lemon tree and last year I got 3 lemons from it. This year I have 7 lemons growing on it. I can't believe how long it takes them to get ripe. I also have a pineapple plant and we got our 1st pineapple a couple of weeks ago. It was so sweet and juicy. It took 2 years to produce 1 pineapple. The next pineapple should only take 1 year...we'll see.
