Put some weld mesh under the bin, get ratty out first!
Rats will eat just about anything including chicken poo when they are hungry, also makes a cosy place to rear their young.

Not a bush or tree I know, but when is the best time to move the new strawberry plants from last years selected runners? They are already putting out new growth and need moving to a new bed this year. Assuming summer varieties Either last August for a crop this year or March/April this year but rem...

I assume this is another English orchard gone out of business, with land being sold for building. I don't think so as it is one of about seven orchards of different fruits all on one farm. All the other orchards are OK so I think they are just grubbing up an oldish one to replant. Dom Good news ind...

Totally Scrambled wrote:They're grubbing up an apple orchard at the back of ours about 1,000 trees.
I might pop up and ask if I can have some.
Dom

Buy the orchard
I assume this is another English orchard gone out of business, with land being sold for building.

Hi I will be doing a pear tree this year on to Quince A and see how that goes (I will let you know)--never done it before, but I have a tree that is struggling where it is and it is a little too big to move, so I thought I would attempt to graft it, then replant in a different area. Davidh Many than...

All you have to do now is remember in 10 yrs time to ring 999
At least you were sorted

Mo wrote:Doesn't it say on the label?

Mo
Not that I could see.

fishpond wrote:

Maggie1 wrote:I bought a pear tree, gooseberries and raspberries last week

Any idea what root stocks these trees are on?
Nobody knew what I was talking about in the local store when I asked

Maggie, yes they stock them, but the question still remains!

Maggie1 wrote:I bought a pear tree, gooseberries and raspberries last week

Any idea what root stocks these trees are on?
Nobody knew what I was talking about in the local store when I asked

Too hot!

At least he has been allowed to stay.
Dennis will now no doubt decide where he is going to sleep.

Mo wrote:Never mind grown them, I'd not heard of them. Google tells me they are a hybrid of plum / apricot.
Was there supposed to be a picture on all that blank space?

Just ordered one, should be interesting.

No, I blame the weather for the space.

Anybody grown one of these before, Pluot-Purple Candy.
Apparently pruned as a Plum---any other do's or don'ts?







































































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Sorry, it appears I will need to join FB.
If there is another way, no problem.

the outer leaves for the dragon ?