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The Spotty Disease To Watch Out For That Can Destroy The Harvest Of Your Apple Tree
If you see velvety green spots on your apples or leaves, it's a sign your fruit tree has been affected by a disease that can ...
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14 Steps To Do In October To Winterize Your Fruit Trees
The colder months mean dormancy for most fruit trees, but with these steps, you can prepare them for cold snaps so they can ...
If you’re considering adding an apple tree to your home landscape this spring, it’s important to choose an appropriate variety. “The particular variety you plant will affect how many apples you ...
Joellen Dimond plant hollies, and Mr. D. discusses disease-resistant apple tree varieties. This week on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South, University of Memphis Director of Landscape Joellen ...
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How to Prune an Apple Tree So It Produces Fruit for Years to Come
Pruning apple trees encourages growth and prevents reduces the risk of disease. A thriving apple tree is a wonderful addition ...
You’ve done it—you planted your fruit trees, nurtured them through spring blossoms, and watched them proudly bear fruit ...
For the first time in Minnesota, a disease that affects apples, crabapples and junipers has been confirmed in three counties. According to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA), Japanese apple ...
Q: Our houseplant has problems on the older leaves. We water with dehumidifier water, rainwater or melted snow. The leaf tips turn brown and the leaves are dying. It was in its pot for about a year in ...
Our often-wet springs bring with them the perfect conditions for many plant diseases. While moist weather can create conditions for diseases on many plants, sick trees in the landscape tend to draw ...
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