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how to delay tree from flowering........
I have a tree that is 2-3 weeks away from producing fruit which is too late in the year where I live in zone 9. Is there anyway to delay the process until next spring?
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Re: how to delay tree from flowering........
You could just let it fruit and try protecting it over the winter.
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Happy Growing 
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Zone: 8b, but 9b weather..
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Re: how to delay tree from flowering........
I know one Nanner that's going to look like a christmas tree.. :^)
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