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Engelbrecht’s Countryside Orchard

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May 9, 2019

A few days of pretty warm temperatures (around 80 degrees) have pushed growth of fruitlets. Peaches and nectarines are at least thumb-size and the apple king fruit range from 11-14 mm. Sweet cherries look to be on target for harvest in about two weeks.

Engelbrecht’s Countryside Orchard

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