I'm harvesting Mariposa plums
itheweatherman
10 years ago
I'm harvesting Mariposa plums... well I've been harvesting them since late June--they were not as good as a pluot but way better than store bought plums. The ones that I'm harvesting right now taste delicious they taste like a cross between dapple dandy and Flavor King pluot, and they are not still ripe yet.
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