Jul 21
The peach tree is so overloaded that I had to provide supports so the branches don’t break; and they’re still 3 or 4 weeks away from ripening. They are really some of the tastiest peaches I’ve ever had.
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The peach tree is so overloaded that I had to provide supports so the branches don’t break; and they’re still 3 or 4 weeks away from ripening. They are really some of the tastiest peaches I’ve ever had.
Rick Robb’s garden 2026. One view from early May through mid July. Dry as all get out. Finally a little rain yesterday.
Random photo dump from the garden this week.
mama grackle and her baby hanging in the garden.
Rue and Shasta daisies. Year three-ish for both and they’re claiming their turf.
The bird of paradise tree in the back is so thick with blooms I had to prop the branches up with a chair.
Repainted some old faded garden sculptures. That green though — yeesh.