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July 15, 2012 – Iowa Peaches

Posted by | Filed under Crops - Fruits, Farm - All | Jul 15, 2012 | 1 Comment

Who says peaches don’t grow in Iowa?

Unfortunately, these peaches represent about 25% of the peach harvest, or any fruit tree harvest for that case.  All the plums, cherries, and most the peaches were lost in the May frost.  If we’re lucky we’ll get a half-dozen apples as well.  So, this won’t be a big jam or canned fruit year.

One Response to “July 15, 2012 – Iowa Peaches”

  • Gordon Milligan says:

    I sure hope peaches grow in Iowa, I just planted two peach trees this past spring. What a year I picked to do that. I live 6 hrs away from my farm and it is hard for me to get back there and water them. I have someone who is supposed to water them for me, and I hope they make it along withe the cherry, pear, and apple trees I planted. I hope to have fresh fruit when I retire to the farm in 3 years. Love your site.

    Best Regards,
    Gordon

     


 

 

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