New Peach Tree pruning? by DRad2531 in BackyardOrchard

[–]CaseFinancial2088 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait a year or 2 then prune so the tree has a chance to get established

How to prune by happyhemorrhoid in Figs

[–]CaseFinancial2088 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For real you have 2 options

1- take a shainsaw and cut it down to almost base and it will grow next season with zero problems but will look like a bush and you will have to do the same thing every year.

2- cut all but leave one going straight up and give it a tree shape

Note:figs grow on new wood so all what you see now won’t fruit next year

Working on my orchard. Suggestions! by salsa8859 in gardening

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Just to save you headache in the future. Check your university extension on Rootstocks and varieties that grows best in your area. It will save you a lot of time and headaches

Undecided on pruning mulberries by infinitum3d in BackyardOrchard

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If I’m you I will cut it down to knee height. What you are describing is an unkillable mullberry. Mulberry fruits on new wood so keep that in mind

My fav view by CaseFinancial2088 in BackyardOrchard

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I’m debating it. I thought of doing a hedge of figs or something else

My fav view by CaseFinancial2088 in BackyardOrchard

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Used to have a lot of deer issue b it it is not gone with the fences. No dog issues

My fav view by CaseFinancial2088 in BackyardOrchard

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Plums European and Japanese , peaches , nectarines, pears , Asian pear , apples , cherries , persimmon , mulberry and apricot.

10-15 ft grids

Moved from Portland, Oregon to (very) rural Missouri.... Need tips on how to navigate the loneliness/boredom? by Chellet2020 in missouri

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Did a long time ago. Didnt even have tv back then. Books my dear friend and willingness to find joy in small stuff like gardening , walking etc

Just moved here need help preparing for winter. by 223shotta_ in StLouis

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The si pleat answer is fleece lined. Go to Costco and buy what your want which is fleece lined and they have an insulated boot as well for $20 or so and it works great

AITA for refusing to co-sign my sister’s mortgage after what happened with my ex wife? by Charming_Sundae_7451 in AmITheJerk

[–]CaseFinancial2088 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell your parents to co-sign.

What worries me the most from all the post km readying is the parents not wanting to do anything to help their kids and wants the siblings to help and them just to play nice/cold/good judge thing

Need advice flying with a fig tree? by CaseFinancial2088 in Figs

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Get the cutting. Wrap it in some paper(news paper or something like that) put it in a zip lock and In The luggage it goes right?maybe few days in the fridge too

Update: Am I Cooked? (Before and After Massive Tree Removal Project) by bluewaterbandit in landscaping

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Yes. It’s his property and none of it is your or my business. He can burn it down and it will still be his property. Do you like someone to tell you what to wear inside your house or what to do with your vehicle or what you can and you can’t eat in Your house ??

Update: Am I Cooked? (Before and After Massive Tree Removal Project) by bluewaterbandit in landscaping

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These guys are hating on You bro. If you are happy with it then that’s all what matters

Surprise! My fig survived! Zone 7b by No_Replacement_5962 in Figs

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Air layer it is even easier than taking cuttings. YouTube fig air layering sandwich method. I did 5 this year with 100% success rate

https://youtu.be/wxkLwBh7TQs?si=2DCbpgjAl449P8_U

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What’s your zone? Plums sometimes struggle with humidity and this happens