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It is me again...tired of it yet...soon done, done like dinner.
'kay...black skies (never did rain or have lightening here but rather safe than sorry)...we checked on sheeps, all was fine, so girls and I go to the orchard on the way to the mailbox. Apple checking, eh. Check on the progress of the FRUITS!
Dogs are always game to go meandering abouts here (could be fud?)...dog walk with their distracted photo clicking human "Mistress of Doom"... Bwa ha ha...
Still two apples (not been robbed by the wild tweets yet!)
on the tree on the lower right
They are not huge but pretty cute!
Ah but this tree...
This was the first fruit tree we planted that one year gave us a bounty of 19 apples...and promptly tried to die that following winter--did it over extend itself and weaken for its bounty? I left it, the root stock (another colour than the apple producing part and supposedly more hardy to our nasty extreme weather) grew up but glad I never pulled it out. I have seen what appeared to be DEAD wood come back to live...zombie trees perhaps...should I be afraid??
Seventeen...17 apples plumping out!
I water this tree religiously because I figure the water is making the apples bigger and bigger. I am thinking PIE...an apple pie in the works (note to self...remember to BUY pie plates...remember)...hee hee...now be ready for the wild birds to harvest them on us and there goes the plans...but good thoughts and hopes prevail! Sometimes good thoughts are good...
One of three Goji berry plants left side in blue pot!
Rick has been working like the dickens and sometimes all he SEES when he comes home is what needs doing that both he and I are not getting too. He saw the plant in my water barrel with white roots poking out of the container it was in (grew my word!) and mentioned I might want to repot it. Oh well, repotted it yesterday and hey, one down & off the TO DO list that never stops building...
Check...one off list ...now stop looking for things to do!
Very berry Saskatoons!
Yup, been a good year for friut!!
Still making more berries and ripening on the branches
Must prepare a shopping list...going to town later today and milk is on the list, eh.
Doggone & Chicken UP!
Tara Lee Higgins
Higgins Rat Ranch Conservation Farm, Alberta, Canada
It is me again...tired of it yet...soon done, done like dinner.

'kay...black skies (never did rain or have lightening here but rather safe than sorry)...we checked on sheeps, all was fine, so girls and I go to the orchard on the way to the mailbox. Apple checking, eh. Check on the progress of the FRUITS!
Dogs are always game to go meandering abouts here (could be fud?)...dog walk with their distracted photo clicking human "Mistress of Doom"... Bwa ha ha...

Still two apples (not been robbed by the wild tweets yet!)
on the tree on the lower right
They are not huge but pretty cute!
Ah but this tree...
This was the first fruit tree we planted that one year gave us a bounty of 19 apples...and promptly tried to die that following winter--did it over extend itself and weaken for its bounty? I left it, the root stock (another colour than the apple producing part and supposedly more hardy to our nasty extreme weather) grew up but glad I never pulled it out. I have seen what appeared to be DEAD wood come back to live...zombie trees perhaps...should I be afraid??

Seventeen...17 apples plumping out!
I water this tree religiously because I figure the water is making the apples bigger and bigger. I am thinking PIE...an apple pie in the works (note to self...remember to BUY pie plates...remember)...hee hee...now be ready for the wild birds to harvest them on us and there goes the plans...but good thoughts and hopes prevail! Sometimes good thoughts are good...

One of three Goji berry plants left side in blue pot!
Rick has been working like the dickens and sometimes all he SEES when he comes home is what needs doing that both he and I are not getting too. He saw the plant in my water barrel with white roots poking out of the container it was in (grew my word!) and mentioned I might want to repot it. Oh well, repotted it yesterday and hey, one down & off the TO DO list that never stops building...
Check...one off list ...now stop looking for things to do!

Very berry Saskatoons!
Yup, been a good year for friut!!

Still making more berries and ripening on the branches
Must prepare a shopping list...going to town later today and milk is on the list, eh.

Doggone & Chicken UP!
Tara Lee Higgins
Higgins Rat Ranch Conservation Farm, Alberta, Canada