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Festooning fruit trees

Does anyone know of a good guide to festooning? Not something I've come across Jonathan. What does it mean? How to Festoon Fruit Trees | eHow.co.ukwww.ehow.co.uk ??? HomeFestooning fruit trees consists of training young branches to grow into gaps by Jonathan Hopkinson

01/04/2013 21:22:48

by Dovefromabove

pruning damaged plants in wet conditions?

rather wait and see if and which parts of a plant recover on their own before going ahead with the big means? If I should prune now, how far back for apple, pear, plum, cherry and soft fruit (blueberries, red and black currants, raspberries)? and what by nadiamaz

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25/06/2012 00:45:36

by Zoomer44

Plum Tree

I have had a plum tree in my old garden where i used to live and upon moving to a new home i took it with me and had it in a large planter it did well last year producing a small crop so i waited until the autumn until all the leaves had by Rushie

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31/05/2012 15:40:14

by Rushie

Talkback: Brown rot

but I never knew that you had to destroy it. Thanks' so much. This was my first year of growing fruit trees. They are bush type apple pear plum and cherry.I had no fruit at all, would this be normal for the first year? I also had leaf blotches and curled by chantalou

24/11/2011 15:29:28

by bowserman1

Talkback: Canker

is splitting and oozing a golden sap, It's worse this year could you tell me what could be causing this to happen? I have to get rid of a tree that is really no good, I have purchased a new tree but on small rootstock, intend growing in the ground rather than a by coink2009

09/12/2011 16:07:31

by peteballan

Talkback: Alpine strawberries

Are these the same as wild strawberries. I was recommended to grow these so i ordered some seed online late february. They grow slowly once germingated, but are coming on now and i think they are ready to plant out in a few weeks time. Can't wait by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:40:46

by Tengis19

Even more confused about fruit tree choice now...

this isn't essential)? We tasted Merryweather at Brogdale Plum Day and weren't too keen on that one! * Which would grow best in the setting I have described? * Any other advice about what to avoid? *Further up the garden, we have a young Marjorie by wisehedgecrone

13/08/2012 10:41:19

by wisehedgecrone

tomato seedling plants

Has anyone had tomato seedling plants which have grown from disgarded tomatoes thrown into the general garden compost bin. I mixed some garden compost with garden soil before I planted my sweetpea seeds then later found tomato seedlings growing too by Welsh Daffodil

03/09/2012 21:39:41

by Welsh Daffodil

Broken plum tree

Hi, I woke up this morning to a very sad sight; my lovely plum tree has completely broken off in the rain last night, leaving just the forked trunk, no branches now at all. It had produced a huge glut of fruit this year, like bunches of grapes, so I by ellsapelle

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11/07/2012 18:02:33

by Netherfield

Anyone know what shrub/tree/bush this is?????

types have big leaves. Hi Gavin, GW identified this for me last year as being ERIBOTRYA JAPONICA which is also known as Japanese Plum and Japanese Medlar. Got further information online and it is supposed to have white flowers but this has never by Gavin Lambert

24/08/2012 17:39:55

by break23

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