"P" is for PEACH
It's just a baby peach, so far, but I'm keeping my eye on it! If it survives to maturity, it will be juicy and sweet. Yum!
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Lovely macro shot. Is that in your own garden? If so, I'm very jealous and how wonderful to be able to grow your own peaches.
ReplyDeleteIt's so bright and colourful at this early stage. How cool!
ReplyDeleteIt's a peach of a capture. I confess I wouldn't have known what fruit this was.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing you said baby peach, because I thought it looked as if it had been on the tree for way past its best before date.
ReplyDeleteGood choice though
I'm the first one who gets to say that this is just peachy! Hooray!
ReplyDeleteYum! MMmmmm Peach!
ReplyDeleteGlad that the sun broke through. Sometimes when it is cloudy for so long, one becomes suspicious... "Is IT still there?" is the nasty thought that rattles around the gray matter.
Our merry weather people are forecasting "the first major winter storm" for this Friday. Snow is threatened to at least hill top levels for our area. So, we will have to see. They often get it wrong, forecasting being rather akin to soothsaying.
May you find enough of the golden sun to ripen the peach..! Peter
This is a real beauty! Wonderful photo! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous. Straight line winds last year made my peach tree lay down and die. Those pies were so good.
ReplyDeletePeaches are my husband's favorite fruit. I prefer nectarines, less fuzz.
ReplyDeleteGreat macro.
My mouth is watering! Heres to the PEACH!
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious already! All we grow is the canned variety :-(
ReplyDeleteWell, Pat, I can honestly say I've never seen a baby peach before. Lovely color! By the thumbnail photo I thought at first it was a plum. It must be growing in your back yard? I hope it ripens nicely.
ReplyDeleteYum! If I was there when reaches maturity, would you share?
ReplyDeleteVery yummy! How wonderful to have this fruit in sight. Have a great day, Pat :)
ReplyDeleteAh, the perfect peach. I've had a craving for peaches the last few summers, just can't seem to get enough! I'd love to grow my own.
ReplyDeleteI love peaches. For so many years we made peach jelly. I need to start that again. :) We liked using the white peaches the best. They turned peachy color when they were cooking, so the jelly still had a beautiful color.
ReplyDeleteYou'll still have to wait a while yet!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a baby peach before! Looks like a funny-shaped apple. Must be nice to grow your own peaches.
ReplyDeleteI heard there are severe storms roaming around the South, including in Arkansas. Praying you stay safe.
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