My pollination technique seems to have worked so far with the apricot but there is still a long way to go before we manage to harvest any ripe fruits.
Thursday, March 31
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Will you need to thin them, as you would for grapes? It looks like a jolly good result so far though. Even a bee would be proud of you.
ReplyDeleteLots have set, Jessica so I may have to. It depends how many fall off.
DeleteWell, that is looking great so far! Finger's crossed!
ReplyDeleteEverything crossed, Deborah
DeleteIt looks promising. Fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteI hope that the promise is fulfilled, Jo.
DeleteOh, very exciting!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, Margaret
DeleteHow exciting. Best of luck to you, Sue
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue
DeleteGosh, those have set well, congratulations.
ReplyDeleteAlmost too good to be true, Jayne
DeleteOh....that is impressive! Most promising!xxx
ReplyDeleteI hope thar we don't end up disappointed, Dina
DeleteWho needs bees when you have a Sue!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure that I have had as much success with the peach and nectarine, Brian.
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