Dan's Orchard & Garden

dansdiamond

Food Sound Eng.
I have a small back yard, but with this incredible amount of fruit trees. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Pomegranite Tree.
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Plum Tree
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Lemon Tree
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Cherry Tree some Grapes
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More Grapes
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Kumquat Tree
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Apricot Tree
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Apple Tree
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Walnut Tree
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1 of 2 Almond Trees
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Tomato Plants
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My Yard
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I forgot the Mulberry Tree. The Mulberrys make great Smoothies. and Pies.
 
Wow - that looks good - reminds me of some of the gardens in Africa.

The memories of picking fresh passion fruit, avocados, pawpaws etc. so different.
 
Wow
We tried fruit trees here but as soon as the fruit started to ripen the bears would show up and destroy the trees.:bb: After the bears were done the deer show up and eat off any new growth....so its flowers for us:thumb:
 
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All those fruit trees must be a lot of work keeping them pruned and healthy. That's prett cool. You have a lot of variety.
 
Wow
We tried fruit trees here but as soon as the fruit started to ripen the bears would show up and destroy the trees.:bb: After the bears were done the deer show up and eat off any new growth....so its flowers for us:thumb:
Norscanner. What a beautiful back yard.
We go up to Lake Tahoe often to a friends. Them bears can really be malicious! A Bear trying to get into my friends house last Winter, got his Huge Paws under the Aluminum Garage Door abd ruined the door. He did not make it into the house. The deer are beautiful to watch, but they will eat all your flowers and garden. I see plenty of them on my Med Route. GREAT PICTURE. THANKS :flowers:
 
It is surprising how much damage a bear can do. We had one look into the back door last year,no damage just paw prints. Here are a few pics of the yard These pics are a couple years old .....since then I have built an outdoor sauna, you can see the base in pic #1 and put in a green house and started a "white " garden and a "salsa" garden... damn my sweety keeps me busy eh? She does all the brain work I am just the guy with the shovel.
 

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That's a gorgeous yard, Norscaner. I wish I had as good a garden design sense as your DW :smile:

DanDiamond, how great to have all that fruit right at your fingertips :smile: Beautiful.
 
That is really cool - we just have an apple tree on our parkway and a small serviceberry currently but this set of pictures inspires to do more.
 
Plums- Dan's Garden Update June 23 -09
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Dan's Garden Update 6-23-09

Almond.
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Fig-
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Kumquat
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Lemon
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Mulberry Tree (Yum- Like Blackberrys)
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That is great Dan ...We don't have the growing season to grow that fruit It sure would be nice but not gonnna happen here in a zone 5
Very nice pics:smile:
 
Oh Man- I forgot my Pomegranite Tree-
The Flowers are just turning into the Bulb that becomes Pomegranites
around Sept-Nov.
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How nice to have all of that growing in your back yard. I have four tomatoe plants, and the birds are wreaking havoc on two :angry:. If I wasn't such a nature lover.....
 
.......and every year I recieve about ten pounds of Dan's pomegranates in the mail.............ain't I the "Lucky" one ??
 
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