Bringing with it a terrible, nasty cold front
No matter the wind and nasty cold, the irrigation had to keep on keeping on
The pears, the prunes, and the sour cherries all froze.
We have these friendly little flowers!
Boketto (Japanese): The act of gazing vacantly into the distance without thinking.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
And of course if froze, so that means no fruit. The average in our area is every five years we get an apricot crop.
Still I can enjoy the blossoms, this is one type of apricot (Sun Gold, I think) and here is another, which I don’t know the name.
The largest part of my garden, the tomatoes, is really looking good. I have lots of blooms and even some fruit setting on.
Sammy the kitty-cat loves to help me wherever I am working. He is such a sweet thing.
Life on a Colorado Farm 