Sweet Cherries in NJ!
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Thanks to all the good information on this forum we managed to harvest our Craig’s Crimson this year. Immunox, Imidan (oops - didn’t kill it, though), Monterey Fungus Fighter and most importantly, netting.
Here are some shots:
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