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Varieties of Freestone Peaches. Peaches are one of the oldest and best-selling fruits in the country. Since they were first cultivated in China centuries ago, they have evolved from cling to freestone varieties, the former type having a pit that adheres to the flesh of the fruit and the latter which readily releases the seed for easy eating and slicing of the body. There are numerous freestone varieties with different characteristics and harvest times.
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Read MoreMy Rosemary Plants Are Dying. Compared with most other culinary herbs, rosemary is one of the hardiest and easiest to grow. It thrives in gardens as well as in large or small containers. Its pungent leaves add heady flavors and aromas to savory dishes, especially when it is cooked for long periods at low temperatures. Rosemary plants may struggle or die for several reasons, but most are resolvable.
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