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Growandtell's Edible Backyard

Joined: 21/07/11 Updated: 21/07/11 Frost:
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About My Edible Backyard


Why Growandtell Love's Edible Plants

multiple reasons

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Dwarf mulberry pruning question - If you prune in Winter, the tree should have less milky sap oozing from the cut. After clipping the main trunk, you may be able to cut it into lengths and pot each one in Spring to hopefully get them to root and thus start more plants. Even if your plant ..4652 days 21hrs
Ants in nectarine fruit - I have been using a couple rings of sticky paper ('masking') tape wrapped around fruit tree trunks to stop the crawling bugs from reaching fruit or tender leaves. Many kinds of bugs, including ants, get their multiple feet stuck on the tape when it is s..4951 days 21hrs
New grafter - The mango seedlings that germinate in the compost pile may grow up to half a meter in height before Winter's certain freeze kills them each year here in the Houston area. If one of them ever survives as low as 25 degrees f., I would begin to give it prot..4959 days 12hrs
Grape - Have you eaten muscadines before? If not, could you try to locate any growers there that would let you sample some different varieties? If you wanted to grow any and could not find plants, I could mail seeds in a month or so from here. My vines grow well ..4967 days 12hrs
Drumstick tree - Afsariq- I typed and sent a wordy reply to your request on June 26. Since I did not see the reply posted, I am wondering if you received it. Please advise...4982 days 12hrs

Peach - Tropic Snow (Grafted) 10/10

Growandtell's Edible Fruits
Update: 4959 days 12hrs

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multiple reasons-  taste, size, smell,reliability, freestone, low maintenance

Growing: In the Ground

Qty: 3

Pollination: Self Pollination


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