Fruit – Following A Spray Schedule
Q: I have apple, peach and plum trees that will not produce mature fruit. There is plenty of fruit initially but it rots and falls off before it matures.
A: Insects and diseases love fruits as much as we do! In order to consistently have ripe fruit, you need to follow a spray schedule, using either organic or synthetic products. Spraying should start when plants are blooming, a date that’s just around the corner. I have details about this at the Fruit – 2020 Homeowner Spray Guide. If you can keep the squirrels at bay, you’ll have something to enjoy!
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Equisetum
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Spiders – Black Widow and Brown Recluse
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Leylands – Spacing for a Privacy Screen
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Bronze Beauty Cleyera – Fertilizing
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Crapemyrtle – To Prune, Or Not To Prune
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Virginia Buttonweed – Control
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Loropetalum – Bacterial Stem Gall
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Grass – Mixing Fescue and Rye
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Pansies – Latest Date For Planting
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Geranium – Rooting Cuttings
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