For Fertilizer Friday I'm flaunting my rose apples. They all look just darling, but not all of them were good enough to eat. I am so frustrated that 30% of the fruits fall to the ground, and 50% of those on the trees had worms in them. What went wrong? I had wrapped most of the bunches with paper wrappers to protect them from being infested by pests. Evidently that was a futile course of action. My apologies to those whom I had meant to distribute the rose apples. Is there anyone out there who can offer me a solution to this problem?
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Half-ripe on the tree and full of promises. |
Precious pink offerings for
Pink Saturday at Beverly's.
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Three baskets filled with pink hope. |
Here's a macro for Laura's Macro Friday.
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Rosy, juicy and a pleasure to see...
Well, not all my great expectations were dashed. The 20% left that were salvaged, were sweet and juicy. Those who had a taste were most satisfied. |