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Trees in trouble

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8 Jun 2020

How to save a plum tree whose roots have been damaged by building work

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 0

How to save a plum tree whose roots have been damaged by building excavations? Dan Neuteboom provides advice that could help the tree survive.

plum
6 Jun 2020

Leaf browning on newly-planted apple trees

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 0

Leaf browning on a newly-planted apple tree may be caused by a particularly stressful period, such as a momentary lack of water.

apple, leaf browning
28 May 2020

An old apple tree has stopped producing fruit: why?

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 0

A reader asks for advice for an old Newton Wonder apple tree that has stopped producing fruit. Dan’s reply focuses on the overcrowded canopy.

apple, video
20 May 2020

How do I control peach leaf curl?

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 0

Peach, nectarine and sometimes apricot all suffer from the fungal disease peach leaf curl. Dan’s solution for this reader’s problem is based on trees in containers.

apricot, nectarine, peach, peach leaf curl
27 Apr 2020

Peach leaf curl – when can we take the frame away?

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 0

Advice on when an espalier frame – protecting a peach from rain and moisture to prevent peach leaf curl – can be removed.

peach, peach leaf curl
12 Sep 2019

Are your trees showing signs of distress? Perhaps we can help.

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 2

Sometimes, you may run into fruit tree problems – fruit trees can get sick. All sorts of things can happen: they may stop growing, their leaves may discolour or curl up, perhaps they don’t produce much fruit. Just contact us … Read More

20 Aug 2019

Fruit rotted on the branches before growing

by henry | posted in: Trees in trouble | 0

Our apple tree has always provided lots of fruit and while it has had a minor issue with aphids in the past it never seemed affected. This year it had lots of blossom and loads of small fruit, but the … Read More

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    • How to buy fruit trees
    • Trees for a tree house
  • Growing
    • How to look after old fruit trees
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    • How to plant fruit trees
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