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My chokecherries are finally coming into their own this year. All in all the only fruit that didn't do well this year was my crabapples, I think one frost day during blossom time did them in, but raspberries, blueberries, honeyberries, hazel nuts, currants all have had bumper crops so far.
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Those look great. My chokecherry plant is new this year so no fruit yet. My blackberries got fried up during the five days of +110 weather we had. Plums and peaches had no fruit because of the late frost. It looks like we are going to have some apples and crabapples though. I bought a cider press last year so let's hope so.
 
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