Fish Bone Meal
tender skin and sweetness in Massachusetts by Josiah Crosby in the late 1800s
This fine art poster measures 20 x 24 inches and features Nancy Blum's Milkweed/Monarch life cycle
as well as our Spring and Late Season Planting Guides
late season apple with a sweet and aromatic flavor and crisp
Honeysweet Pear Tree soil Fish Bone MealSimilar in appearance and flavor to Seckel Pears, Honeysweets are larger and store better than Seckels (so, like many pears, they require chilling for a week or two after harvest in order to ripen fully). Once ready to eat, enjoy the lusciously smooth, sweet, and juicy flesh. Self fertile, though fruit set is best when grown with another pear variety. These are two year old, bare root trees from our farm partner, Full Circus Farm, in Pine Plains, NY.