Re: [gardeners] Apricot thieves!

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Hi, Penny,

Thanks for your reply, which gave me a great chuckle. So far, we are
winning. I shake the tree a couple of times a day, and the fruit lands
on the soft grass. I then take it into the house to ripen, which it does
beauifully in this 85-degree weather. I guess you could say that the
snake and I are great shakes at raising apricots:) And, my, are they
delicious! I will have to try that snake ploy on our baby nectarine tree
(variety, Panamint, requiring very, very little chilling).

Thanks again,

Ron

penny x stamm wrote:

> Of course, Ron, I live on the southern edge of New England
> where one can find rocks, rocks and more rocks wherever
> one looks!  In jolly old England, farmers put in living hedges
> to separate fields; in New England, they put up stone walls.
>
> So if you'd like me to mail you a  proper rock, just ask.
>
> Penny, NY
>
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