Fifty for 150: First peach trees planted on Western Slope of Colorado in 1882

Дата публикации: 29-07-2026 10:10:36

John Harlow, one of the early white settlers in Mesa County, first planted fruit trees in 1882 at his farm at Rapid Creek, a few miles from what is now Palisade.  Those are widely considered the first fruit trees in Grand Valley, and they spearheaded the agricultural tradition of peach-growing in the area. Those trees, […]

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