Permaculture isn't Perfection. Issues with my Pears

[@vickigunnpermaculture1976]

Have you ever eaten frozen grapes? I love them, they're like candy.

[@dfhepner]

That was some good editing where you over voiced a correlation. I liked that you wore masks on your trip south. My daughter’s family wears masks every where they go. They haven’t had even a cold in a long while.

[@vickigunnpermaculture1976]

This video is really informative. Now I feel I know a bit more about proper trimming of my Seckel.

[@heatherriddleatMPR]

Hi! Found you on tik tok and love all you are doing over there.

[@ParkrosePermaculture]

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[@vickigunnpermaculture1976]

I have rust on my serviceberries and a little on my pears, too! I live in fear of losing my seckel pear, which is, as you say, the best pear in the world. I like what you say about taking the longer view and not panicking about a pest. phew! I'm in Yamhill, so pretty similar climate, though we're a little drier.

[@katiepuckett573]

I have rust on a few of my serviceberries too. Three of my asian pears (one is not effected) and my Seckel and Luscious all have it.

[@Negoushka]

I also have rust on my young serviceberry bush.

[@cherylj7460]

Makes perfect sense!

[@maiasita]

I got rust on my June berries too 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@flowerpixel]

Lol Ghibli movie garden is funny

[@paul.1337]

I'm pretty sure the spores from the rust on the pears is looking to infect cedars at that point in its life cycle.

[@ParkrosePermaculture]

Yes and it's impossible to get away from cedars in my neighborhood. I am shocked I never had any rust before now. I have always had a little bit on my Juneberries, and my quince.

[@camillejump4504]

At Atlanta history museum has a pre-civil war farm and it is amazing

[@ebybeehoney]

This year was a bust for me except tomatoes - and early zucchini.