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okiedoke_gw

RIP peach tree....literally

12 years ago

So, last night's storms did a number on our smallish peach tree. It is loaded with small peaches about two weeks from ripe, and the two main branches snapped.
They are still attached, but barely.
Are the peaches a complete loss? Do I pick them and bring them inside in hopes of them ripening? Do I leave them on the branches? What now? Any experiences out there?
Please and thank you.

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