Facts for Fancy Fruit A newsletter for commercial and advanced amateur fruit growers

Crop conditions

June 9, 2016 - Included in Issue: 16-06

By: Peter M Hirst

Apples and peaches are developing well and crops are looking good, although a little too heavy in places. Strawberry harvest is underway.

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