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Most animals know when peaches are just about ripe. They almost always beat me to them and seem to "cherry-pick" all the best ones from the trees before I do. However, you can actually pick peaches before they are ripe as long as they have some red, or at least are mostly yellow and still get them to ripen fairly quickly after picking.
The trick is to place them in a shallow bowl or basket and let them sit out in the sun for a few hours. Be careful not to let them sit out there too long or they will start to cook!
After a few hours outside, you can put them on the countertop, or preferrably, in a brown bag for a few more days. They should be ripe and ready to eat by then!
Happy gardening and thanks for watching!
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So glad for this sneak peek !!
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THANKS FOR THE SHORT
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My kids did great scaring the squirrels this year, all the peaches we have are still there and growing. I think I can harvest them in a couple of weeks.
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Love Peaches! And, those too!
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I used some scare tape and i couldnt believe the birds did not touch one peach this year!
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Damn squirrels
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PEACHES PEACHES PEACHES
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Thank you for your update! I know it's very annoying when there are pests and squirrels, that are eating your fruits. Luckily, where I live, we don't have many pests. But your peaches look tasty. How are your citrus,plum, pear, avocado and apple trees doing and also your other plants like vegetables. A'm very hyped for your apple and avocado trees. I've noticed on your latest video about the birds that your avocadoes aren't doing so well, maybe it's just my imaginaton, hopefullly they're oding splendid! Hopefully by the of this year you'll be able to upload a video about your other fruits. I know you've been busy, especially with your treasure hunting videos.
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I love video so much ππ
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You can also put them in a paper bag with a banana or apple and after about 2-4 days you have the juiciest peaches we all deserve to eat. Yummy ππ
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Where do you live. Peaches dont grow all over. I would lovw a peach tree.
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Why is it that the peaches I'm buying are dry? I was expecting juice to fall down my arm. NOTHING, bone dry. Beginning of the summer I could of sworn they were juicy
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Asian beetles...
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I can help you out theyβre relentless ok get a plastic container with a lid drill holes on sides and blend your hottest pepper with oil and set it near your perimeter s it works great happy gardening ππΎ
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@RobBackyardGardenerr
1 year ago
The trick is to place them in a shallow bowl or basket and let them sit out in the sun for a few hours. Be careful not to let them sit out there too long or they will start to cook! After a few hours outside, you can put them on the countertop, or preferrably, in a brown bag for a few more days. They should be ripe and ready to eat by then! Happy gardening and thanks for watching! β€ Subscribe for more Free Gardening Tips and Videos: goo.gl/f3D2tj
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