Look what my husband raised this year!!
I guess hot... 108...and dry is good for peach growing.
Hubby baked the pie too...all I had to
do was take pictures and of course eat.
Yummy!!
The rubber snake he hung in the tree to help
keep the birds and squirrels out.
It must have worked!
I don’t think the scarecrow helped at all, but he looks cute.
I’m joining with http://fishtailcottage.blogspot.com/ for Cottage Flora’s Thursday!
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41 comments:
If I had saw that snake...rubber or not...I'da kept my cotton pickin' hands off the peaches too!
If you need any help polishing off that cobbler...I'm available!
Deb
You gotta love a man that can cook! Your heat is like mine, only to grow peaches you must have had some rain. Funny about the snake, we put one on the pool deck a couple of years ago to hopefully frighten of those horrible, nasty big black birds (are they called gackles?) Seems like the only ones it scare was me and the yardguy!
Wow! Your peaches did sooo much better than ours.
Too many extremes this year where we are...and the deer! Wonder if the snake would keep them away, too.
Tell your hubby his peach pie/cobbler looks de-lish!
Kimberly :-)
Those are some good lookin peaches. Our peach trees didn't produce many but the ones that did were really good but ours stopping producing in the Spring. Count yourself blessed. That pie isn't bad looking either. I'll have to remember the snake trick next time.
Peaches look good and glad the snake works.
Ohio Outdoors
Well I jumped back from the monitor when the snake appeared! I have heard this helps, should pass it on to my fruit growing husband..
Hi Mary!
What gorgeous looking peaches those are!! For whatever reason, we did not get any this year :-)
Our summer got off to a very slow start, so I am hoping that is why.
These photographs are wonderful, and a hubby that bakes pies is definitely a keeper!!
Have a great day!
Wow...does that look good, your peaches must be delicious. My tree never seems to produce much even though it is a variety breed for our warmer winters. Love all of your glorious pictures, very, very nice and you header is wonderful!
That pie looks delicious! And your husband baked it-lucky you! Glad the snake worked. Looks real to me!
I'd probably pass out if I saw that!
-Lynn
Your peaches look delish! I miss my Peach Tree! I had it for about 5 yrs and then one year it up and died :(
Take a bite of that peach pie for me ♥ You are one lucky lady to have a hubbs that cooks!
*hugs*Deb
Thank you for becomming a follower!! xoxxoo
Our peaches didn't make. :( I thought that snake was real! I was even backing away from the computer! lol I'm impressed that your husband cooks!
Ooooh those peaches look delicious and the pie? WOW. I want some ;-)
The photography is gorgeous, by the way.
Peace,
Temple
A husband that cooks and has his wife take pictures. What a blessing!
I am blessed with a husband that if I hung a snake- when I wasn't looking he would but batteries, rattle and a motion detector....then wait to watch when I walked by it):-
I've heard humors that the peach crop in Oregon will be poor this year due to the excessive rain and cold. Your look delicious..your hubby did a great job!
Fresh, lovely, yummy peaches! Now that is something we don't get here in Alaska! I'm looking forward to reading more about your adventures!
Those are yummy looking peaches and the pie of course, lucky you your hubby such a great person! Thanks for dropping by and became a follower Mary! The snake looked so real and the scarecrow wont scare anybody since he's so adorable to have around!
Mary, I do love peaches, but have to count on someone else to grow them. The pie looks fantastic; love a man who knows his way around a kitchen! Thanks so much for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. -Karen
Hello, and thanks for visiting Netty's Country Life!
Those peaches look amazing! I wish I could grow peaches but it is just too cold here. We get to make wonderful apple desserts, though!
Tasty. have a nice day. Greetings from Romania.
...and tasteful too
Thank you very much for followin me. I'm following your wonderful blog now. The snake look very real. So nice to have a peach tree in the garden. We believe it is a symbol of longetivity.
What a wonderful crop of peaches. I tried a rubber snake in the garden ... a predator must of come along and took it as it vanished. Bet it got a surprise when it went to eat it.
Wow a hubby that bakes and lets you eat it is my kinda guy! I'm drooling over this whole peachy post! What a great blog you have here...you have such a talent in your photography! thanks so much for stopping by our blog today and following along on our un-exciting ride :) I'll be back for some more fun, that's for sure!
Mary - your photography is gorgeous! I want to eat that pie! and your blog header is pretty wonderful too!
thanks for stoping by my blog and leaving a sweet comment - I'll be back to yours as well!
amy of four corners design
I'm wondering where you live that it was 108. I'd move! The snake is a clever idea. It looks real. And your hubby made the pie! I'm impressed - farms and cooks.
The miniature donkeys are adorable. Thanks for visiting Porch Days. I'm your newest follower. I look forward to seeing more of your photos.
Clever husband to hang the rubber snake!
My daughter is a photographer too, and uses a Nikon. I will send her your way!
Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog today and for following.
I am following you too!
Deanna
Your peach pie looks delicious and why shouldn't it, just look at those amazing peaches. I can almost taste them. Great photos. I think you have a fabulous blog, so I'll be your newest follower.
~Emily
The French Hutch
I thought the snake is real..I wonder why it was beside on a plastic bad, it scares me by just looking hehe...It was nice to have a fruit tree growing in the yard, urs is just beautiful and u can eat fresh. looks delicious especially the baked pie..
Anyway thanks for visiting and drop comments and be as my new follower, its my pleasure.
Hope u had a love weekend ahead.
Peaches, how wonderful! You lucky gal, you. Seattle has trouble ripening fruit like that, especially this year. I cam practically smell them on your table.
And I've followed you back, too. Love your work.
Oh that pie looks so delish...but that snake has got to go! ;-)
I'm your newest follower. Thanks so much for your visit and sweet post!
The rubber snake looks like the real one :)
The pie looks so GOOD! Ohhhh I would love for my Hubby to make a dessert... His idea of making dessert is taking me to Sonic for a Malt!
That snake on the other hand... sheesh I gasped when I scrolled down! (That's awesome) That's a very realistic rattler!
Thanks for the Visit to The Project Table.
I'm your newest follower!
Rainey
Hello Mary,
First off, I love your name.
I visited your blog today...I saw you on Lavender and Linen. Your photos are lovely. Your peach pie looks scrumptious. Me and my daughters love photography too. We just started a new blog, and we would love it if you could visit us and follow. I would really enjoy coming back to visit with you and seeing all your beautiful unique photos. Hope to hear from you, and have a lovely weekend.
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Oh, I forgot to mention...your HEADER IS BEAUTIFUL!!
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Love your heder, but oh, that snake looks TOO real for me! The peaches are gorgeous & that cobbler deelish.
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Have a beautiful weekend.
Hugs,
TTFN ~
Marydon
The snake seems real. haha.
By the way, your husband is so good and he cooked.
Cassy from Acoustic Guitar Lessons
Thanks for visiting my blog and becoming a follower! I've enjoyed looking through your blog too! You take such beautiful photos!
LOVE the picture of the peaches in front of the blue patterned platter. The peach pie looks so delicious!!
My husbands cooks but I don't think he has ever made a dessert!
Your photo's are great!
It looks very yummy :) Thanks so much for visiting my blog and your kindness. I love your photographs, they're great! Love from your newest follower ;)
The snake would not stop me from getting into the peaches or the peach cobbler. Cobbler has to be my favorite winter comfort food of choice!!!! It looks more than just yummy.
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