These Royal Anne cherries are about as colorful as they are going to get, but they are a little firm yet. By next week I will be hustling to pick as many as I can before the birds get them all.
If you have ever had a real Oregon strawberry, you would turn up your nose at the giant rocks disguised as berries being sold in the supermarket. These beauties will soon become berries worth holding out for! They only last for a few weeks, so we indulge while they are here. Yumm!
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Wow, gorgeous photos!
Oh I know how it goes to compete with the birds for the fruit. I had to go out this morning and picked as many of my blueberries because I saw the cardinals having a picnic in the bushes.
I am falling back on the Monday challenges. The cherries looks delicious.
oh I've never seen cherries that colour, only see the red ones here so not even sure I could get them :/
The strawberries that are grown locally here taste great, almost as good as the ones I could get in the Niagara area :)
delectable photos brimming with mother nature's goodness....can't get much better than that ~ :)
oh, for a real strawberry....picked right off the plant.....
you're so right about some of the rocks disguised as berries in the stores....ick... just not right...
Beautiful photos, cherries and strawberries, yum!
I had no idea any cherries were that color. I guess I am only familiar with bing cherries and refular cherries.
Beautiful photos! Yoummy cherried, you can "see" the taste :)
Never saw pink flowers of straberries, how nice!
We had our forst 4 straberries :) Alan said "they are so better that real (referring to the ones we were buying in the store) ones " on which I told him that the one we grew - couldn;t get more real :)
How lucky are you. Sounds like a great place this time of year.
Pretty photos. Love strawberries. :)
Wonderful photos of the cherries and the gorgeous flowers of the strawberries. I had never seen the flowers before.
Those cherries look yummy and I am sure the strawberries will be yummy too!
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