Hi Hi Scottfsmith. Thank you of your message, looks like you saw mine message. Sorry i didn't know you already have this book, well now you can have backup copy of it if you lost it someday or it is burned in fire. Also other saw it also. Good to see it is good book in your opinion. Hi Theaceofspades thank you too about your peach variety list. You said Redhaven is most reliable with great peach flavor. What is your determination about reliable regarding Redhaven peach variety? What you meant by that exactly i meant. I think you mean flower buds are hardy. Or do you mean peach fruits don't drop off the tree when unripe, or something else? Good to hear Redhaven has great flavor, i have read something similar earlier. Hi Harvestman. Just a small comment here. You talked about high brix peaches, i think you mean sugar content here. I think brix orginally meant to grapes, measuring sugar level of grapes. I think high sugar level is get when there is sunny and warm weather (Not sure the last thing at this moment altough.). You said you have 3 straight wet season. I think you meant growing season by saying season. This sounds like you have had rainy weather there, many times when there is a rain, temperature doesn't rise as high as sunny weather (Altought i know southeastern U.S.A. rain little time but hard and then it might be sunny rest of the day). So if this idea is applied also to peaches, results might be less sweet peaches. I think you might be right that you can't control rain (Maybe some control can be done, but not all control). Harvestman remember, that fruit trees are mention to be many years plants, so fruit quality may change year to year. Hi Theaceofspades you said i think it is important compare peaches that ripen at the same time. Good point, thank you.

Swarthmore's Scott Arboretum is fantastic. I go to alumni days there just to see it (I'm an old Swatty). It's a loooong drive, but well worth it! The speaker line-up looks awfully good, too. I've got relatives coming from all over that weekend, though, so I'll have to pass on it. This time. BTW, it's easy to get to with public transit, the local train runs right there from downtown Philly, and the connections are very easy.

Sapphires, Maybe the link below will help. Terry Here is a link that might be useful: Configure Firefox and Mozilla to display PDF files (Acrobat 8.0, Adobe Reader 8.0 on Windows)

Ferreting around Google for a moment, it appears the G4/1.33 was introduced on September 16, 2003 and discontinued on April 19, 2004. Google using the the model number as the keyword. The appearing entries include model information as well as available sales. Take a look at their prices versus the one you are interested in and draw your own conclusion. "If it sounds too good to be true.....". And let us not forget, "Buyer beware". Good luck! DA