Pecan trees? Ooh! I can send you a paw paw tree for a pecan tree!We have a ton of oaks, hickory and pecan trees. I am wiping out the ones that get in my garden.
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Pecan trees? Ooh! I can send you a paw paw tree for a pecan tree!We have a ton of oaks, hickory and pecan trees. I am wiping out the ones that get in my garden.
What state are you in Dan?So today I thought I’d take down my trellis of wild blackberries. Nope, that won’t happen till they stop fruiting in the summer, then I’ll chop almost to the ground and neaten up the canes that regrow. I did however end up pulling up all the starts where the canes touched the ground over the winter, over 80 starts. I’m going to need a bigger trellis! 80 starts from four plants, not bad! Maybe berry production will be as good.
The trellis. (With tarp behind it to see better.) The ones on the left are an early wild variety, they’ve got flower buds already. That’s just four plants on that side. The ones on the the right are a later variety that starts ripening just as the first stops producing. I mulched them with all the bedding from the duck coop last year, took it out of the coop and put it right on the blackberries, they went crazy! They grew at least 24ft last year, I cut off 6ft canes about three or four times last year (fed those to the goats) and they’re still about 8ft long
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Also, the strawberries and apples think the groundhog is wrong. Hopefully it won’t freeze again cause the apples are LOADED with blossoms.Last year they bloomed and set about 100-150 apples on each of my two trees and then we had a late frost, I got about 10.
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ALWhat state are you in Dan?
Your plants look really happy.
Thanks.Your plants look really happy.
We had the same thing happen here - quite a hard frost in April and we lost so many of our walnuts, peaches, apples and figs (which was fabulous as we had a nice reasonable harvest LOL).Hopefully it won’t freeze again cause the apples are LOADED with blossoms.Last year they bloomed and set about 100-150 apples on each of my two trees and then we had a late frost, I got about 10.
Pecan trees? Ooh! I can send you a paw paw tree for a pecan tree!
ThanksWow Dan your plants look beautiful!
We have blackberry's scattered all over the pasture. The cows keep them fertilzed. Lol
My few apples last year got end rot.
I don't know why.
If it dries up I need to spray them with some dormant oil.
I need to re-plant my strawberries I got something in the soil that ate nearly all my berries last year. I am going to use a mollasses wash on the soil this year. It's suppose to keep the nematode's from eating them.
If you have ant pointers I would appreciate it.
You have such a green thumb.
Well our climates are very different.Dan, your blackberry cultivars are VERY different than the ones we have up here!