I have two peach trees in my backyard that are right next to the fence. My neighbors have vines growing and their growing over the fence and onto my trees.
Sould I leave the vines on or should I cut them off?
If I do leave the vines on, will it damage my trees?
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My mom hasn’t really ever gardened before. Last year she tried, but didn’t get into it much. We are into the whole organic foods thing so I thought we should garden to save some money on all the produce we buy. Do you know of any good gardening books for beginners like my mom?
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I am going to replace some existing trees with another type of tree. What edible fruit tree can I plant that either grows less than 6-7 feet, or that I can prune to about 6-7 feet that will survive in the Houston, Texas climate?
The weather is hot and humid during the summer with highs ranging [...]
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I moved into a house with an apple tree in northern Minnesota. It’s chock full of small to medium sized apples now. Most of them are almost entirely green, although some have some red color. I have no idea what type of apple they are (they look like plain old apples to [...]
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We recently purchased an older home with an older orchard that has been left to the elements for several years. We’ve done the necessary pruning to bring them back but noticed there are large amounts of moss and lichen. Is it damaging the trees or should we just leave it?
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I am making Paula Deen’s Apple Pie and it calls for 7 medium apples. What type of apples should i use? I have heard that it is good to use a mixture of different types? Is this true?
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Try putting Hydrogen Peroxide on it first. Fungus and bacteria of every kind shudder when they see Hydrogen Peroxide coming. Hydrogen Peroxide is found everywhere in nature (particularly rain water) and our cells actually produce it as our first line of defense against bacteria, viruses and fungus. It is simply water (H20) [...]
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some have m &m’s, carmel, chocalte, nuts, etc. nice size apples decorated in plastic wrap with ribbon.
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I moved into a house with a small apple tree. The apples seem to fall on the ground before turning red. Someone told me to pick them before they drop while they are green and keep them in the house and they will turn red eventually. Is this true. Someone also told me I can [...]
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I want to use the Ball Quick Apple Butter Recipes (no cook pectin) and the recipe calls for apples, but doesnt specify which apples. What is the best kind to use? Thanks!
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