Do cherry trees need thinning?
Thinning cherry trees is not usually needed because they’re not prone to biennial bearing. That’s lucky, because it would be a huge job.
Two quick ways to tell if your fruit tree is water-stressed
Making sure your fruit tree has enough water in spring will help you to grow larger fruit.
While you’re thinning, prevent disease
Thinning your fruit trees is a great chance to check the health of your fruit and do a little disease control at the same time.
Apricot tree diseases
Apricots are delicious fruit, but fussy to grow in your garden. Here are some of the things to look out for.
Do you have peaches on your trees?
Late spring is the time to check your fruit trees for early peaches or apricots. Learn what to do next and how to check for common diseases.
How to overcome fear of insects in fruit trees
Are insects in fruit trees a bad thing or a good thing? Learning to appreciate insects is an important part of adopting an organic mindset.
