Very nice and neat. Keep after the squirrels! I'm on a personal campaign against birds, squirrels, rabbits, and now geese!

Nice pics from your yard. I agree with ohiojay! Those pesky little creatures can cause so much havoc and damage.
Bo

I went out to the front porch yesterday and i saw a f****** squirrel running away from my mango trees! I couldn't believe it! They didn't do damage but I remember my nice little ponderosa tree that was given to me from my parents. They brought it back for me from Myrtle Beach. I left it outdoors, and when I woke up the next day and checked on it, all that was left was a stump! Don't know what ate it but whatever it was had to have a tough stomach!
Andrew

Lycheeluva, your garden looks great. Keep it up! I hope you have a bountiful harvest.
Here's a quick guide for squirrels: Gamo Whisper air rifle in .177 caliber and Beeman Kodiak Heavy Match Pellets with a 4 X 32 scope. Problem solved.

Looks great Gerry. You're doing quite the nice job with all the fruit set. Thanks for posting pictures. I would love to see the fruit as it matures and gets color. Should be spectacular.

Harry

Hey Jay, be nice to the birds, but give hell to the squirrels! I mostly feel that way because the birds won't defruit a whole tree at once. Plus I'm a bird watcher and landscaped partially to feed them with a bunch of natives. So far they're not hurting my blueberries and mulberries much, able to harvest enough every day to keep me happy.

Gary

Look great. Where did you get your 4 in 1 cherry?

ch3rri- got my cherry tree from raintree- really thrilled that im getting a handful of cherries in only its 2nd leaf in my ground. should get a very respectable crop next year.

yummy, how's the greengage??

this year will be the first year my greengage has fruited- will post once i try the fruit-

the renoowned fruit expert, david karp says green gage is his favorite fruit

Here is a link that might be useful: david karp article on greengages