Life has been a little scary lately… I have been in the process of rezoning my land to agricultural from residential since around September. Rezoning is not a feat for the faint of heart. Passions run high whenever one person wants to change the status quo. If you know me, you know I like to […]
Author Archives: Regina Donald
Food Insecurity and the Beauty of Fruit Trees
Today I read a post about an idea which has “planted a seed” in my mind I read a post about a fellow grafter who was donating his talents to a local non-profit to offer free grafted fruit trees to others in need of food support. I thought it was a wonderful idea! We often […]
2023 Harvest
The harvest this year was the best ever. I was able to share fruit and have plenty to spare for myself and our family Still no European pears which is curious since all three trees were loaded with blooms in the spring. I suspect it was late summer freezes. Plenty of asian pears, especially Chojuro. […]
Fruit, Fruit Everywhere
Lots of apples this year. I think the most exciting part is that the varieties are finally starting to come in. My first Hubbardston Non-such, Winter Banana, Ginger gold, King David. Small amounts of Ambrosia, fair numbers of Bevans Favorite, Liberty, Pink Pearl. Trees full of Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Summer Banana, Arkansas Black, […]
Sharing is Caring
I’m going to replicate a post I made recently to growingfruit.org, as it expresses my sentiments so completely on this idea about sharing the bounty. This topic is inspired by my daughter Jennifer who is a counselor. She has all manners of great posters in her office to educate and inspire her children in […]
