Thanks for being friends Diane :)

Oh that's great we have the same. Will love sharing with you.

Have a great weekend also, Diane!

Hi Diane, I am not a master gardener but I love growing things, my peach tree lives now for 6 yrs. in a washing machine bowl and does exeptionally well, i pruned today , so it is for my height and comfortable to harvest, the year before we had really big peaches, this year the rotten fruitfly really affected the fruit, so they came and sprayed also on a native tree right outside my bedroom window, it made me sick the smell, I dont spray at all, i fight nature with nature cause I am pick and eat, so sprays are a no no, with leafcurl, I noticed after I removed a lot of them , the rest dropped and new leafs came up, with absolutly no effect ,perfedt leafs, so why spray , I looked at all your photos and I do like what I saw , it seems a big property , what else do you grow?,I have a nice compost bin rectangular and some of the things is shared with the mice who moved in, I am not a scardy cat , it doesn,t matter to me, I get nice compost, just wish it wouldn,t take so long, I am thinking of growing walnut, and hazelnut and pecan, do you know any hints or tips for growing these, and do you have to have 2 of each like male/female?I also took note of the advice of growing wisteria , I honestly didnt realise it would be so much of a difference between the 2 different growing themes! thanks for that Miko

Congratulations on the tomato. We've had a few yellow cherry tomatoes that have been quite tasty but probably less than 10 total. I am happy to say that we have a lot of fruit growing on almost all the plants and flowers on all of them so I'm hoping we'll have a good crop in spite of the late start. I also have some very small fruit on my cucs so I'm crossing my fingers. My squash is still very small and not producing fruit yet so I don't have hope for much there. I noticed when we visited you the other day that you have a huge pumpkin coming along nicely. Good luck with the jungle!!