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Part of the orchard arrived this week. There were 2 Peach trees and One 4-in-1 Pear tree in this batch.
 
Hubby fired up the bobcat, put the mowing attachment on, and started clearing the area for the new orchard.
 
 I was so excited to see these tiny peach’s on one Peach tree.  I counted 7 on this tree.
 
And the other Peach tree still has blossoms on it.
 
Hubby still mowing….
 
The Pear tree produces 4 varieties and was loaded with tiny pears, I quit counting at 20. 
 
 Mowing the final pass.
 
The planting and the beginning of an orchard. I am very excited to produce our own fresh fruit.  Stay tuned to see how I will keep the deer from eating our orchard.
 
 


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  1. Jodi says

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    You are going to have some wonderful fruit! Yum! 🙂

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  2. Kim @ Savvy Southern Style says

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    Dawn, how nice to have your own orchard. I have never seen the mowing attachment for a Bobcat. My husband loves playing on one of those.

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  3. Cozy Little House says

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    How nice to have your own fruit! Fresh produce is so expensive.
    Brenda

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  4. Marsha says

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    How nice to get started on this project. I’m sure one of the what I Wore Wednesday will have you in your “Harvest ” outfit!!

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  5. Marsha says

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    How nice to get started on this project. I’m sure one of the what I Wore Wednesday will have you in your “Harvest ” outfit!!

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  6. [email protected] at the Crossroads says

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    Girl, you are going to have fruit this year!!! How exciting! We planted 2 plum trees last year, but they didn’t produce any fruit. I’m hoping to have some this year. I have a small peach tree that bloomed about a month ago. I haven’t checked to see if there are some little peaches on it.

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  7. Lesley Ann Staples says

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    how exciting to be planting fruit trees. Spring is just happening here in Newfoundland…no planting yet for us.
    Love the outfits you posted and your hair is growing fast, looks great. Have a great day!

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  8. Something Nice and Pretty says

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    I do love your hair too and the gorgeous outfits you wear! Fruit trees? Would love a peach tree in our yard, we had one when I was little and the fruit tasted so good!

    Rondell♥

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  9. Bliss says

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    You just know it’s gonna be good when they arrive ready to produce!

    ~Bliss~

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  10. ✿ⒹⒺⒺ✿@ A Lapin Life says

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    Hi Dawn,

    I’m coming to graze at your house:) I can’t wait to see all the fruit in full bloom.

    Dee

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  11. NewlyLoved says

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    oh my goodness, I love your blog header… That style is right down my alley! I am glad I stumbled across your blog

    xo Jessica
    http://www.newlyloved.com

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  12. Kris says

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    Wonderful, exciting news! Oh how I would love to stroll your new orchard with you, and have you come stroll my grove with me!!!!

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  13. Under the Willow says

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    Best of luck- sounds like a wonderful adventure. We’ve had an orchard- and the trees have to be planted in just the right position near each other, etc. AND the deer loved our peach trees and would graze on them at about 10 pm each night.

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  14. Debbiedoo's says

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    Very nice Dawn. How exciting. I can’t wait to see their progress.

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  15. Brandi says

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    Good luck with your trees! I hope they produce a lot of fruit for ya!

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  16. Tammy says

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    Oh Fun! I hope those deer stay far away–can’t wait to see what you do. I just saw in my garden that I have 8 onion plants growing and 5 pea plants that we started from seeds. I really thought that nothing would grow.

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