 July is National Peach Month and recognizes the fuzzy stone fruit that provides us with a bounty of sweet goodness all summer long. Peaches are no stranger in Delaware. They were introduced by the Spanish over 500 years ago, and by the 1600s were so abundant the University of Delaware says farmers fed them to their pigs. Delaware became the nation's top peach producer in 1875, and in 1895 the state adopted the peach blossom as the state flower. Find out more at the Community Outreach under the Extras tab at thetalkofdelmarva.com.