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Winter equals Pruning
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted anything about the orchard. For me personally, winter time equals quilting. Things are really starting to happen in my quilting world so everyday just seems full and exciting!
For the guys (Jared and Frank) the winter equals pruning. Of course – we’ve had another crazy cold winter so pruning hasn’t been quite as easy to do as it has in the past.
I should rephrase that – the timing for the pruning to happen has been tough. With negative temperatures in the forecast for so many weeks the pruning had to be postponed. But now – with the gorgeous weather the guys have gotten back at it!
The rows you are used to walking through all look like this right now …
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