my goats ate my orchard attempts -- 3 times. Broke fences to get in, even ones around each tree. 
. Good taste.
You probably already know not to prune them too early to reduce the time the cut wood is exposed to possible infection. Best to prune later than earlier so the tree can heal the wound when it's activity growing. Some species like pears, apples and peaches are more prone to infection if pruned too early. Pears are horrible... an open wound is an open invitation for fire blight
yep we always prune the same time every year.You probably already know not to prune them too early to reduce the time the cut wood is exposed to possible infection. Best to prune later than earlier so the tree can heal the wound when it's activity growing. Some species like pears, apples and peaches are more prone to infection if pruned too early. Pears are horrible... an open wound is an open invitation for fire blight
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We won't be able to plant things outside here until some time in April. The ground here is frozen and probaly won't thaw until March.
We won't be able to plant things outside here until some time in April. The ground here is frozen and probaly won't thaw until March.
Home Depot already has plants and bulbs in stock along with seed potatoes and onion sets..
I didn't resist temptation and came home with a Baby Cakes, thornless, dwarf blackberry plant which I potted and left in the greenhouse.
I wish I could grow blueberries but they don't like alkaline soils.
