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When I was a homeowner, I planted fruit trees in the back yard. But, when my husband got laid off, we sold the house and we rent an apartment. Without a yard of our own, I don't have trees.
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I know they are edible, tasty, & healthy. But, unless I was loss in the wilderness, I could't bring myself to eat grubs, even gourmet cooked ones. Still, I'd go hungry before I could force myself to kill anything for nutrition. Then I would cry, with empathy, the entire time. (I'm not a vegetarian.)
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i had all kinds of fruit trees,but now they are dying off most are 40 years old
ReplyLots of apple orchards locally here. I own a good bit of blueberry bushes too.
ReplyBut so do apple maggot flies and I don't want to spray because it harms all insects, so I don't use the apples
ReplyI personally don't have any on my home's property but I do have access to plenty of farms where I go to "pick your own"
ReplyI have peach, apple and fig trees. Bonus is access to many orchards and farmers markets.
ReplyI have peach, apple and fig trees. Bonus is access to many orchards and farmers markets.
ReplyWe have two apple trees in our backyard 🍎
ReplyMy mom has a couple of young apple trees, but since we live in northern Michigan cherry and apple orchards are an easy drive away. We pick every year!
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