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Poor fruit set

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MaryT says... We've not had much rain in Sydney - have you watered them adequately? Do they rely on pollinating insects, bees etc? Any of them about? I've noticed better fruit set with all my fruit trees this year because I gave them extra water and tried to attract more bees (they disappeared for a while but coming back in small numbers)	About the Author MaryT Sydney 8th November 2012 7:57am #UserID: 5412 Posts: 2066 View All MaryT's Edible Fruit Trees
PaulB starts with ... Can anyone tell why I have such a poor fruit set this year on all my stone fruit? they were pruned in winter and feed in spring. Last year I had loads of fruit of the same trees. Thanks	About the Author PaulB Sydney West 8th November 2012 7:47am #UserID: 7397 Posts: 2 View All PaulB's Edible Fruit Trees
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lenn says... Did you prune off last year"s growth and thereby removed the fruiting wood?	About the Author lenn1 sydney 8th November 2012 8:11am #UserID: 7310 Posts: 23 View All lenn1's Edible Fruit Trees
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PaulB says... Ah, might be the pruning, I did do it very hard as I had not pruned for a couple of years many thanks, I'll see what happens next year	About the Author PaulB Sydney West 8th November 2012 9:09am #UserID: 7397 Posts: 2 View All PaulB's Edible Fruit Trees
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