Peach tree blooming?

[Meadowlark]

I've grown Sam Houston (not my favorite, very buggy here), June Gold (much better) and this year have planted the Floridaprince ( a low chill variety) .

I just don't spray 'em, period. I use some hand bug removal methods but mostly just don't worry about it...and we have plenty to share with neighbors and B&B. That's one of the beauties of gardening...many ways to skin the cat.

 

[alp]

Don't worry. The blooms and baby peaches will soon be gone. It's gonna freeze again and you will have to wait until next year for them. Not to worry, you will have lots of leaves shortly.

Thank you for cheering our forumers up! Or waking them up! LOL!

 

[alp]

Labor intensive if you choose...or I guess commercial. I never spray mine, never. About the only thing I do is prune for open centers and mulch with old hay.

The birds get some and yes the bugs get a few, but hey we enjoy what we get and hope the B&B do also.

I had a cherry tree the fruits of which were kissed in the bottom and split into a cross and I never really wanted to eat them. I should have used a grease band instead of felling the whole tree. Sometimes, organic spray helps. I wish I had learned about it before I fell my tree.

 

[ChelswannabeGT]

Don't worry. The blooms and baby peaches will soon be gone. It's gonna freeze again and you will have to wait until next year for them. Not to worry, you will have lots of leaves shortly.

Hmm well I dunno it’s South Carolina.

 

[DirtMechanic]

Please...the OP might as well be a first year tomato grower...

 

[Chuck]

Hmm well I dunno it’s South Carolina.

Well, I am in south Texas which is always warmer than S.C. and Sunday-Tues it is going to be in the mid-20's. And it is heading your way.

 

[ChelswannabeGT]

Well, I am in south Texas which is always warmer than S.C. and Sunday-Tues it is going to be in the mid-20's. And it is heading your way.

Well aren’t you a Debbie downer. Lol

 

[Chuck]

Well aren’t you a Debbie downer. Lol

If anyone should be depressed it's me. I have 22 trees and 17 are in full bloom and the other 5 are in full bud. I doubt if I will see a peach this year. Plus I am almost 72 years old and don't have all that many "peachy" years left.

 

[ChelswannabeGT]

If anyone should be depressed it's me. I have 22 trees and 17 are in full bloom and the other 5 are in full bud. I doubt if I will see a peach this year. Plus I am almost 72 years old and don't have all that many "peachy" years left.

I’m sorry that is bad. Well sometimes the weather channel can be dramatic let’s hope that’s the case.

 

[Chuck]

I’m sorry that is bad. Well sometimes the weather channel can be dramatic let’s hope that’s the case.

It's just part of the game of gardening. Nothing to really get upset about. I am sure it will happen again before I head off to the Orchard In The Sky.

 

[ChelswannabeGT]

It's just part of the game of gardening. Nothing to really get upset about. I am sure it will happen again before I head off to the Orchard In The Sky.

Well maybe the one in the sky is full at the moment or for awhile for you. Yeah I guess I’m getting too worked up already, this is my second year of gardening. First was success but it was with easy tomatoes ..

 

[Chuck]

Well maybe the one in the sky is full at the moment or for awhile for you. Yeah I guess I’m getting too worked up already, this is my second year of gardening. First was success but it was with easy tomatoes ..

There is a lot that can go wrong with growing tomatoes most of which the gardener is at fault. First year success is unusual. But we can't do a thing about the weather