How can I reduce the number of apples that grow on my apple tree?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Monday 27 July 2009 12:37 am
MelRo asked:


We love the tree, hate the apples. Can I do anything in the spring to reduce the number of apples that grow on it?

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what fruit and veges should i grow?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Friday 17 July 2009 12:27 pm
miki asked:


i want to start growing some fruit and veges, what is good to grow at this time of year? i live in australia.

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Are there any environment friendly sprays for apples and other fruits ?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Thursday 16 July 2009 3:57 am
golfingjake asked:


Also, when is the best time to start spraying and how often? I’ve had this apple tree for years that i never sprayed because i don’t like to use insecticides (never used it on my lawn either). But now i have grandkids and i want them to enjoy consummable apples from my backyard. Thanks!

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How many apples does an apple tree produce daily?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Tuesday 7 July 2009 10:03 am
Pier C asked:


I need to know how many apples a well-kept apple tree produces daily or yearly. I appreciate your time.

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When will my apples start to appear?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Sunday 5 July 2009 10:52 pm
Lee G asked:


Hi,

I have an apple tree in my garden which I cut back earlier in the year. It is very healthy but I only have a few apples growing on it. Is this because I cut it back? if so, when would it have been best for me to cut it back because I think I’m going to have to do this on an annual basis as I don’t want it getting to big. I am in the UK so the answer will need to be based on UK seasons. Thanks.

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How can I rehabilitate a fruit tree (to make the fruit good again)?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Monday 29 June 2009 6:06 am
Roberta K asked:


I just moved into a house that has lovely peach, plum, and pear trees planted on the lot. There is no doubt from my initial examination that the fruits have become crabby and aren’t any good for eating this season. They are on the small side and likely to be sour.

What can I start doing now to rehabilitate these trees so that the fruit will eventually (next season, or multiple seasons from now if needed) return to being large and good enough to eat? Is there special fertilizer for fruit trees that is generally available? Any other tricks to know?

Any idea how long (how many seasons) rehabilitating a “wild” fruit tree might take?

Thanks!

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What fruit or veg can I grow in a window box?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Sunday 28 June 2009 8:59 pm
Jooles asked:


I have a 60×20cm trough outside my window, and I was thinking it might be fun to grow some fruit or veg rather than flowers this year. Can anyone suggest some fruit or veg that I can plant in this little space and how much/many? Thanks!

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How do you keep fruit flies away from your cut roses?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Tuesday 9 June 2009 1:38 pm
~tiki~ asked:


Everytime I get roses they get eaten by fruit flies. I don’t have fruit left out and don’t ever see fruit flies any other time. Please help.

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Will miracle fruit grow in Nj if i make like a little terrarium and keep them inside?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Saturday 23 May 2009 2:56 am
sam s asked:


Also if they do survive will they bear fruit? Thanks!

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What kind of fruit trees grow best in north Ga?

Posted by admin | Garden & Landscape | Tuesday 5 May 2009 7:10 pm
Veruca Salt asked:


My husband and I have just bought our first house that comes with 4 acres of land……..I love to be outside and garden, I am wanting to grow some type of fruit trees and berries bushes? What are the best types of fruit trees for Ga? Also the best berries bushes for GA?

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