Wow, looks awesome congrats!!!

great looking fruit! Stay on this forum and you will learn a lot and teach a lot

Very nice! I also grew my first home grown peach this past spring and it was very exciting. They were delicious too! Nothings better than home grown fruit! Keep it up

I have a couple of questions? Where did you get your trees, how old were they when you planted them two years ago and what are the varieties? I will have a total of thirty trees, by next spring over an 8 year period. My trees are mostly just beginning to produce after six years. I am truly amazed at your 'days' picking after two years! Fantastic. Mrs. G

MrsG:
Necta Zee miniature Nectarines - Raintree planted summer '12
Hardired Giant Nectarines - Stark summer '12
Red Haven Peaches - Miller summer '12
Santa Rosa Plum -LOWE'S ( Berry Family Farms) summer '11

Am not doing anything special

Mike

Wow!!!!!!

Did you spray for insects? I have a lot of peaches and nectarines, but the bugs have attacked most of them and the squirrels have taken more than their share.

How is that Hardired nectarene? I planted one this spring, it has grown well, and am looking forward to see how it does for me.

Charlie:

Insecticide - .. For most part .... I sprayed Spectracide -Triacizide as an insecticide.

Fungicide - I used Myclobutanil ( Immunox by Specrtacide). Early in the season I also added Captan to my fungicide mix.

Try this link to a discussion here -

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/fruit/msg0208485115280.html

Also you can search this forum for spray programs.

Mike

Eboone:

I liked the flavor. Was strong and "peachy". Nicely sweet.

Keep in mind this is just my first harvest and I have limited history to compare to. BUT much much better than store bought.

Mike