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Bumper fruit harvest at cost of trees


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7 hours ago, Peasgood said:

Plums seem very prone to Silverleaf to me and that just loves to get into wounds like that. :(

...which is why late summer is the recommended time to prune Prunus; it gives the best chance of allowing the sap to flush away spores.  If you're going to cut the tree I'd do it asap.

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Because of the strange weather we have had this year the fruit trees blossomed all at the same time and pollination has been great this year (apparantly) I had to look into this as I thought it may have been stress from the frost or proper winter we had or just a mast year or the extreme hot weather (who else was tempted to ditch their chainsaw trousers!?!) Isn't just restricted to trees-been so many brambles and even allotment fruit and veg. I still missed the chance of making my sloe gin ...one day they were there-ripening....next day birds must have had a feast!!!

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Spelling mistake-slow/sloe and another very silly one
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