This apple tree was sold to me in 1999 as a semi-dwarf Stayman Winesap. It is not semi-dwarf; it is in fact gigantic by apple tree standards. It isn't Stayman Winesap, or even red at all. Because I planted it in the correct spacing for smaller trees, it has almost completely overshadowed its nearest neighbor, a rather nice Golden Delicious. It responds to pruning by aggressively getting Much Larger. The apples are divine. I love her; I'm vexed by her; I hope she lives forever. I'm deeply curious about what I'd get if I planted some of her seeds.

Strawberries, rhubarb, two small blueberry bushes, and Nanking cherry bushes that did, even though their blooming time was cold, set fruit. I will continue to try to acidify the blueberries; maybe add some acid once a week until the soil tests around 5 pH.

Berry, the squishy pink salamander-caterpillar thing.

William Mason Brown (1828-1898) "Raspberries in a Wooded Landscape" Oil on canvas Located in the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas

Promise that I'll love you plenty I hope this'll never end for eternity

The small fruit culturist. 1887. Book cover.

Internet Archive

HEY NEZHA YOU MIGHT WANNA COME BACK YOU FORGOT SOMETHING

The blob bastard is loose, he's gonna cause problems- Oh, he was put in a jar. We're good

Masterpost

♥ Berry picnic ♥

I drew this one as my new thank you card for my shop!

sparkling tea ✶ 9/12 of a special set 🍎✨

mixed berry galette with vanilla bean ice cream (x)

Berry Galette with Buttermilk Cornmeal Crust