September is a very fruitful month here. Here is what I have i in the picture:
Figs - many cultivars are fruiting now
Kei Apple - my Sweet female #4 is dropping fruits
Oak leaf papaya - this year I like these berries a lot
Strawberry guava - nice complex fruits from few trees
Lemon guava - my large leafed seedling started getting ready
Jujube - all cultivars are ripening now. I only like these fruits at the brown crunchy stage
Duke avocado - I just picked these first 2 fruits
Mexicola avocado - the fruits are ripening from early September
Peaches - Fairtime is ready, Last Chance is starting
Feijoa - Chesterwoody is ready
Apples - Fuji and Reinette Simirenko. The small flat apples are from a clone of an old tree in Coloma.
Asian pears - Shinko and Unknown Asian Pear
EU pears - Buttira Rosata Moretti
Asian persimmon - Coffee Cake
American persimmon - H63A
Pomegranate - Balegal
The propagation wood is usually available during our winter sale at reallygoodplants.com
Beautiful !!! Have you been getting any grapes? I remember the Jupiter variety that you let me taste when I visited was it in Vacaville? I think they may have been ripe earlier in the year. I forget what month Jean and I visited.
ReplyDeleteYes, the grapes produced but were largely ignored this year as it was a very busy summer for me. The Jupiter vines are still there
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