More apricots.

They look very delicious Andy.

J'aime beaucoup, Andy!

Jaap,
Judite,
Many thanks to you both!
All gone now!
And they were yummy!

Excellent...

Really a nice garden, Andy !

Great shot Andy!

Zum Reinbeißen!

Udo,
Ulrich,
Doug,
Volker,
Very many thanks!

OHHHHH Andry please 10kg
beautiful photo
PS: you're not nice you didn't even send me any.. 1

What with 100s of neighbours and all my brother-in-law's bar-mates turning up with empty crates to fill, it is surprising that there were any left for us, let alone you, Roland! Sorry!! :o)
But pleased you like the photo!

Oui j'aime beaucoup les abricots, j'ai même un arbre
dans mon jardin, mais l'Alsace c'est pas la région des abricots,
alors souvent à la floraison s'il fait trop froid , les fleurs gèlent..
cette année j'ai compté je dois avoir ~7 abricots et en ce moment, ils sont encore tout verts.
Jusqu'à se qu'ils deviennent bons je risque encore que des maladies s'installent,
ou que les insectes ou oiseaux les mangent..!

With my tree in Harrow, Middlesex (near London), it fruited successfully about one year in three. But when it did (ie. no late frosts and a warm and fairly dry June and July), the fruit was wonderful (similar in size, colour and sweetness to nectarines!), but you had to wait until August (as I did also with my two fig trees!).

Herrlich, die bekomme ich nur im Laden :-))

Thank you Uwe!
Yes the home-grown ones are always sweeter and (as I have found out) the skin is less hairy!

I have always thought when I have been to Spain, how nice it must be to pick oranges and lemons and apricots from a tree. I do have apples and plums, so lots of tarts and crumbles! Even the fig tree is looking good this year. A lovely picture Andy.

Thank you, Rosa1
We're somewhat too far north for citrus fruit but apricots, figs and nisperos (japanese loquats - delicious!) are rife about now!

9a doit être bien appétissant , j'aime beaucoup les abricots .
Bonsoir Andy @++

Thank you, Marcel and welcome!

Oh les meilleurs... cueillis dans l'arbre en direct !
Bonne soirée Andy.

Indeed! Many thanks, Jocelyne!

Quel plaisir de les cueillir directement sur l'arbre pour les déguster !

Well, I used to be able to do exactly the same in a garden I had in London, Josiane, so it is a reminder of the pleasure!
Thank you!

Oh I love apricots and to be able to pick them off a tree in your garden must be bliss. My daughter has lemons, oranges, pomegranates in her garden, she loves the smell of the orange blossom in the early part of the year.

Hi Andy
A very nice and juicy looking triple of apricots!
Best Wishes, a nice week, and stay safe!!
Peter

Un vrai plaisir de se servir à partir de l'arbre.
Remarquable et excellente capture joliment partagée.

Jenny,
Peter,
Malik,
Great comments from you all!
Many thanks!

Outstanding work! Stay well!

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Thank you, William!

Superbe image appétissante !
Bonne journée. Amitiés

hmmh lecker,

Most beautiful

have a great day.

Madeleine,
Reinhard,
Annemarie,
Very many thanks!

Not even one this year…

Bad luck, Isabel! They are always looked forward to here as they are so sweet!

ça donne envie Andy ****************belle journée mon ami

Thank you, @ngélique!

They look nice Andy
All the best TOZ

There were, Gordon!
Thank you!

I'm not a big fan of apricots.......but these make a lovely photo Andy!

Nor was I for many years, Keith until I inherited a tree in a garden in Harrow in the mid '80s and the fruit was superb (as are these!) - a far cry from the tart, hard and hairy apologies for fruit we too often see in the shops in Blighty!

Those apricots look lovely, Andy.

There most definitely were, George. Many thanks!

De beau fruits bonne journée

Thank you, Patrick!

Never seen real apricots on a tree before but they must exist as proven here. Great shot,

Cheers. Herb

Funny that as I've known them on the tree for much of my life (London and Madrid!).
Thank you, Herb!

great work !
but ... two weeks ago already apricot ???

Thanks Nora!
Yes! It's something I had to get used to when I moved to Spain over 10 years ago! Their main harvest for fruit and veg is in May!!!! Up till then, I had always thought of September, October as harvest time! Not here!!!

Looks good enough to eat! Lovely light and colours here, Andy.

Ha ha!
I've had more than my fill of them these past couple of weeks and there are maybe only a dozen or so now in the fridge.
As I mentioned to Nora above, it took a while to get used to the fact that our UK harvest season fruit and veg. is, for the most part here, in May!!!
Many thanks, Roger!

Wonderful image editing, Andy!

* ઇઉ *, many thanks!
I don't do much editing, I can't! I only have the most basic editing tool of all!

Well seen ! ******

Thank you, Jadviga!

The best apricots are the ones that your garden produces, but they are the ones that are most painful to eat. Bon appétit in any case, Kind regards, Anton.

miam ! je les aime et ici c'en est plein dans les vergers mais ils sont chers presque 4 euro le kilo! merci Andy♫

Too true, Anton. Many thanks!

Thank you, Valeriane! Well, obviously we don't spend money on them! My sister made apricot jam last weekend!

YUMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY !

MY PEACH TREE HAS FRUIT ... YHIS YEAR.WILL SWAP !!!!!!!

I'M PLEASED ABOUT THAT, PAM!
BUT, SORRY, ALL OUT APRICOTS HAVE LONG SINCE BEEN SNAFFLED UP BY EAGER SPANISH MOUTHS (AND A FEW ANGLO 0NES TOO!)

You cannot imagine how envious I am (but in a good way)!

Perhaps I can! I spent 12 years without a garden when I moved to Spain! Thanks again, Andrew and thank you too for your visit!

Diese Aprikosen sehen wirklich zum Reinbeißen aus !