Stages of fruit growth , beginning of July, 2010
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Location is: Ray Stone Post, 2 School Street Shrewsbury MA 01545 (across from Dean Park)
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1 comments:
The kiwigold yellow raspberries are bearing. Picking will go on for 3 weeks. The peaches aren't quite ripe. The grapes are Niagara, an American variety. It is the type of grape commonly used for white grape juice. The kiwi are Issac variety, a small fuzzless green fruit, about the size of a large green grape. The grapes and kiwi will be ready to pick in September.
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