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DIY - Gardening Do It Yourself Do you know a good gardening DIY plan? Are you in need for some good DIY ideas? This is the forum to discuss all Do It Yourself plans and questions. For example, learn about: The pipe work to support banana bunches, making pots out of newspaper, using plastic cups as pots, tips for building coverings for plants during winter, etc. If you know a good DIY plan, please share it here, and if you need one, please ask away!


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Old 01-03-2014, 01:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Who has seen any signs of Spring?

I have bulbs poking a nose through the soil, what have you seen in your garden Spring like?

Don't uncover anything yet because we have some very bad weather still to come. All we should be seeing are bulbs.

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peaches are starting to bloom here...
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yes they are.
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yes they are.
wow... what do you recommend doing? i am tempted to pinch them off, but don't want to cause any harm. my blueberries are in full bloom too, but i think that's normal (?)
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wow... what do you recommend doing? i am tempted to pinch them off, but don't want to cause any harm. my blueberries are in full bloom too, but i think that's normal (?)
to be honest my friend, I am going to just ride with it.I am covering my star fruit tree with xmas lights as always as well as the dragon fruit.
But other than that I am going to leave the fruit on and just see what happens. The trees are already confused enough, as to what time of year they think it is.....to pick them off will only stimulate them into being more confused and not want to go dormant. I have always read about fruit coming on so early in the winter, but first time for me that it has actually happened. .... good luck with yours...

Guess we both fixing to learn something new..
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Peaches are very easy to grow. You should plant on a hillside, if possible, to avoid frost pockets or valleys where late season freezes could damage the blossoms or fruit (see Chilling Hours and Microclimates). Peaches also have a beautiful floral display in addition to producing fruit. Pest and disease management is important for commercial orchards to produce the highest quality fruit for market.

Height: 10-15'
Spread: 5-10'
Pollination: Self-pollinating
Flowers: Feb-Mar
Bears: Apr-May in 1-2 years
Light requirements: Full sun
Soil type: Well-drained pH 6.0-6.5
Pruning: Open-center Vase
Maintenance: Easy
Hardiness Zone: 8-10 Plant the right chill hour cultivar for your location.

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ENY-804/IG075: Insect Management in Peaches

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Don't pick off your peach blossoms; it won't do any good because they only bloom once. I had an apricot in MD that often bloomed just before we got a wicked cold windy night; those years I didn't have to clean up the mess of fruit. (Finally found someone who would take all she produced.) If SC and GA peaches are also blooming this will be a bad year...sad.
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Who has seen any signs of Spring?

I have bulbs poking a nose through the soil, what have you seen in your garden Spring like?

Don't uncover anything yet because we have some very bad weather still to come. All we should be seeing are bulbs.

Snow Drops .......these guys are always the first up ...


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