you are all invited to make marmellata if the tree decides to be healthy in my garden

Grand_Ma wrote:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturn_Peach
it should be more resistent to everything
pesca piatta Kris

Oooo! thank you for your link dear, Mada!! 

A Saturn Peach! ....I'd never heard of them like Joy also...mmm! I'd like to try one now please!!!!! ...they are similar to a nectarine then with not havin' fuzzzzy 'fur'!

Kye & Joy (I'm glad you had a fab holiday away, too!)! Sorry you both missed Eddie's Show...yes! there's always the re-broadcast which is a blessing, as, I forgot that the U.S. had gone forward an hour, so, I was 30mins late tuning-in - so, I'll re-listen this sunday/U.S. saturday! 

Ed! You are the cool "air-waves" MAN - we love you (Kye, said to say so, too! wink!) & your Hoos Cookin' Show!! 

...well, I'm for a looky around before starting our dinner in another hour or so...thanks for everyone's posts, lovely to hear from you lovely ladies!

Edit: P.s. ..I will have to google your "marmellata", Mada, it sounds like a type of marmalade??! Sounds delicious anyways if you are using the peaches! mmm! 

P.s.s. ...yip! I found a neat website entitled...."Z Tasty Life"... & a fabulous post with photos; by Ameliaps - entitled; "Life's a peach!!!"

http://www.ztastylife.com/2011/08/life% … peach.html

(If anyone is interested you will have to scroll down a way please to read about the "Marmellata" that our dear, Mada, talks of! Keep us posted with your "peach venture", thanks, Mada! )

....oh! also, I hear that my son-in-law-to-be made a yummy plum pie with some of the plums they picked from the trees here on the farm, too! 

Last edited by Kiwi Kris (Wed 14 Mar 12 3:43am)

Oh, Thanks.  Yes, I always give a shout out to everyone I can think of including you, kris, Mada, Kye and the twit twins, of course.....lol

Saturn Peach, lovely name. They do have that fuzzy fur and are really delicious, as i said i bought them last year and am now waiting to see them in our fav shop again.

Perhaps one day i will plant one of my own but not here, it should be planted in my next home further more into the countryside....say in another 5yrs time  

Thinking of the fruit trees that the Grand Father planted for each birth of a new Grand child. The house and orchard are still there but no longer belongs to the family....perhaps one day, who knows....


Kriss you must be proud of your daughters Eddie you are missed here.

Saturday again.

Howdy all I watched AVATOR last night with O/H, borrowed the video from the Bibliotech Library. Very enjoyable

The days key word is 'claustrophobie'....thats what i feel when looking how small the site has become with its 1/2 page