I bought a bare-root 5-in-1 plum tree back in Feb. The blossoms were gorgeous, and three varieties fruited. The birds were nice enough to peck holes into the fruit to let me know that they were ripening. I tried fighting them off with gold, shiny ribbon. No luck. Then I hung CD's. Didn't really help. So now I just check them daily and eat the holey ones. So far, the Beauty wins on volume being the heaviest producer. Methley wins on taste, and the fruit are quite a bit smaller. But the Burgundy are not yet ripe
Friday, May 22, 2009
Preliminary plum pickings
I bought a bare-root 5-in-1 plum tree back in Feb. The blossoms were gorgeous, and three varieties fruited. The birds were nice enough to peck holes into the fruit to let me know that they were ripening. I tried fighting them off with gold, shiny ribbon. No luck. Then I hung CD's. Didn't really help. So now I just check them daily and eat the holey ones. So far, the Beauty wins on volume being the heaviest producer. Methley wins on taste, and the fruit are quite a bit smaller. But the Burgundy are not yet ripe
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