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Post by spideyman on Aug 10, 2019 12:52:50 GMT
We don't have many of them around here anymore. And the ones you can find don't seem to have anything better than the grocery store. I used to be able to get good Georgia peaches when they were in season at produce stands but I haven't seen any for a few years. You can find peaches called Georgia peaches but they are not the Georgia peaches I remember. I think someone is lying.
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Post by Sundrop on Aug 19, 2019 23:10:47 GMT
We don't have many of them around here anymore. And the ones you can find don't seem to have anything better than the grocery store. I used to be able to get good Georgia peaches when they were in season at produce stands but I haven't seen any for a few years. You can find peaches called Georgia peaches but they are not the Georgia peaches I remember. I think someone is lying.
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Post by wolf on Aug 26, 2019 23:10:41 GMT
Agree about not many stands anymore. I miss the south Jersey tomatoes. No bitterness to them.
They have a wide selection of all kinds of capsicums, as well as many other heirloom vegetables and a nice collection of herbs.
Next year I really want to start growing my own things again. I hope I will be able to make time to do so.
We got some beautiful watermelons and tomatoes at our farmers market the other day.
Going to be eating some of them tonight.  |
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