Well, our berry season has come to a close. We have just finished with the pick-your-own Caroline raspberries. This was the first year we tried this and I enjoyed the chance to meet some new friends and to share part of our farm in a different way. Next year we will have fruit available later into the fall. We have Josephine, a later ripening fall raspberry, and we will be picking some later pluots and peaches as well.
This fall we will be planting some apriums, pluots and plums and next spring we will be planting some more of these as well as some peaches, nectarines, blueberries and some more blackberries. In our nursery, we have some hardy Kiwi plants that we hope to plant in 2012 and some raspberry plants for greenhouse raspberries, also for spring 2012. This year has been a very good year. We had opportunity to see many of you again and some of you for the first time and that is what made the year good.
I expect I will be posting a little less as we relax after harvest, but will try to keep all of you updated on our fall and winter activities on the farm. Thank you for coming by our farm and reading this blog. We hope that you enjoy this wonderful fall weather we are receiving. Have a berry nice day.
This fall we will be planting some apriums, pluots and plums and next spring we will be planting some more of these as well as some peaches, nectarines, blueberries and some more blackberries. In our nursery, we have some hardy Kiwi plants that we hope to plant in 2012 and some raspberry plants for greenhouse raspberries, also for spring 2012. This year has been a very good year. We had opportunity to see many of you again and some of you for the first time and that is what made the year good.
I expect I will be posting a little less as we relax after harvest, but will try to keep all of you updated on our fall and winter activities on the farm. Thank you for coming by our farm and reading this blog. We hope that you enjoy this wonderful fall weather we are receiving. Have a berry nice day.
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