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Where Peaches Come From

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    Georgia???........................................ .................................................. .........lol

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    Nah, we grow more here in South Carolina than they do in Georgia. This is an old orchid that probably doesn't produce as much as the younger trees in the newer ones. Depending on the variety, they'll most likely push these over and start fresh before too long.
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    Love that splash of colour. Oh to see Spring coming again.
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    I do like the soft colors. It's interesting how orchard trees look kinda twisted when they're so young.

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    I like the comp with the splash of colour as well.
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    Love the composition and the subtle colours ... wonderful
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    I'm liking the colours here also. Is it me or are peach trees short?

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