There’s an apple tree outside where
I live, and when it’s sprayed properly for bugs, it produces a nice amount of
apples (in some cases, A LOT).
This year… not so much.
That’s it. That’s all that survived
except for one that was so rotten that it wasn’t edible. What happened to the
others? Groundhogs. Woodchucks. Whatever you want to call them. Needless to
say, I am very disappointed about this.
I need a fence.
Cats aren't earning their keep?
ReplyDeleteWoodchucks can climb.
ReplyDeleteMy tomatoes started out strong, then we got a ton of rain. After that, they were just rotting as they ripened. Most were black inside. I got a couple more lonely tomatoes and that was it.
Squirrels will go for them too.
ReplyDeleteWe used to have peach trees at our old house and some years we got hundreds of peaches, and other years none. It depended on how windy it was in spring because if all the blossoms blew off the trees before the bees could come and fertilize them, there were no peaches. And spring here is almost always super windy.
ReplyDeleteBummer you only got one apple. Growing up, there were tons of trees near my house and I loved going out and grabbing one when I wanted a snack.
ReplyDeleteIt's an interesting looking picture if you take as a picture and not as a picture of an apple.
ReplyDeleteSorry. Fruit trees are great when you get fruit from them.
ReplyDeleteSome say that when you get those round lights on pictures that they're actually spirits... Is your house haunted?