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Re: Cherry Trees
Hi, Years ago we planted a Flagpole Cherry tree, this tree never bore fruit, and last year I had bought Fruit trees, I went into my Garden after my…
Re: Growing Grapes
Hello. I will like to grow a grapevine at the back of my house in Delta State Nigeria, West Africa. Is this possible? Where do I start from? Please…
Re: Apple Trees
@Sharon - if there is fungus growing on your tree it is likely to indicate tree rot. You can do a scratch test which means you can scratch a twig,…
Re: Apple Trees
Last year I found fungal growth at the base of my tree. The fruit that year was the worst crop in the 20 yrs we have lived here. This year it has…
Re: Pear Trees
Have a family pear tree loads of blossom leaves ,after blossom died off ,all leaves died , and it looks like the tree is dying ! Never did this before…
Re: Growing Avocados
@Ray - yes they must be because the beast from the east has killed a lot of plants in my garden this year. At least in the greenhouse they are…
Re: Growing Avocados
I grew two plants summer of 17 using the cocktail stick method. They are in an unheated greenhouse. Went on holiday in February to get winter sun…
Re: Plum Trees
@annie - Hopefully it may come back. In the meantime, do the scratch test. Scrape a twig with a small pocketknife to reveal the layers beneath the bark. A…
Re: Apple Trees
@fred - A tree with no leaves when spring comes indicates your tree in some distress. While your dog urine has some acids and salts that can create…
Re: Apple Trees
My +30 year old apple tree was ringbarked by dogs urine over a number of years - I have tried to save by using moist moss under cellophane press (for 6…