OMG!! Peaches so perfect you have to eat them bent over the kitchen sink!!!
To me GREAT peaches are like nectar of the Gods, wonderful beyond belief!! So so peaches are so truly absolutely nothing special. The last several years have been so so. 2020 is GREAT!!!
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Maybe they were pollinated by murder hornets. That would add a little something extra, I'd think! 0 -
When will peaches be ripe in NE Tennessee?
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I had peaches bent over the kitchen sink once but that wasn't quite the same. 
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Sounds like time to make some good preservers 0 -
Ours are rotten before they ripen - SW Virginia 0 -
You are cruel -- talking about perfect peaches and many of us are in the "no-peach" zone 0 -
.....I agree...hard to beat a fresh picked, really juicy fresh peach with a lot of flavor! When I was about 12 years old, Dad decides to take us on a tour of about every state that was due north & west of Texas. The trip was about the best road trip vacation I have ever been on.
....I remember we stopped at a roadside fruit & veggie stand somewhere in Colorado and bought, among other things, these giant softball size peaches. There was no way you could eat one without the juice dripping down your arm and off your elbow..
..sooo, there was no peach eatin' in the family car ....Once we got back home, Mom saved a seed and planted it....and as they say "the rest is history".
....The seed actually grew into a beautiful Peach tree, producing softball size peaches, exploding with juice, just like Momma peach tree....I never thought it would grow (!)....sooo good!
....Years later, dropped in for a visit with my family....as I walked out to where the tree was, there was NO tree (WHAT!!!?) ...there was only a neatly plowed and rowed 20' x 30' plot of ground, for a new veggie garden...seems a big thunder boomer with huge hail & high winds, destroyed this wonderful tree...dang,
I still miss those peaches....
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When will peaches be ripe in NE Tennessee?
All my fruit trees were fully budded out, and then we got a couple nights in the 20's.
Normally I would have more peaches than I know what to do with at this time.
Not one piece of fruit on any of my trees. 😥
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cbxjeff said:I had peaches bent over the kitchen sink once but that wasn't quite the same.
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Bent over the kitchen sink did kind of leave the smart ass gate wide open!!! 3 -
A few? decades ago when we traveled to Oregon every summer to be fruit pickers, we were picking the "second" crop from the peach trees. (Second crop is after you pick the first crop, you leave all the ones that were too small, that second crop gets HUGH) Anyway, I reached for this one and before I even touched it, it fell into my hand. That was my sign, this one is for me. It was the size of a softball. Didn't have a kitchen sink, being up on a ladder in a tree, that was the BEST peach I have ever had. (and we had a peach tree in our front yard in Colorado) Dripping all over me and having to continue picking with peach "fuzz" sticking to me, we had to go swimming/fishing in the river after work.Every since, I have tried choking down peaches you buy in the store, once or twice a decade. After a few bites, usually end up throwing most of it away.
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Every peach I see in a store is green, hard and flavorless. Store bought peaches will rot before they ever ripen.I do however agree that juicy, sweet, ripe peaches come from heaven.
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Way back there was a peach song something about "Peaches for You-Peaches For Me" 0
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