ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月1日 23時26分

For almost all Southerners, a summer without a seemingly endless supply of #peaches is unthinkable. But growers say that’s what’s about to happen in America’s cobbler belt. A double punch of unseasonably warm winter weather and an ill-timed freeze has devastated the peach crop. The problem started with a long stretch of warm weather over the winter, which deprived the trees of chill hours. (That’s the time a tree needs to be exposed to cold temperatures to ensure consistent blooming.) Then came a brutal 3-day freeze. In South Carolina, many trees had blossoms or had already set fruit; that crop was devastated. In Georgia, the trees were so confused by the weather many just never produced fruit at all. @maurafriedman photographed these peaches, which bloomed late and missed the March freeze at Pearson Farm in #Georgia. Will peaches be a part of your summer menu? Visit the link in our profile to find out.

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