Webby80's Edible Backyard

Joined: 25/12/11 Updated: 25/12/11 Frost:
Location: BERKELEY VALE

About My Edible Backyard

Why Webby80 Love's Edible Plants

Sustainability reasons. very Clay based soil, but all fruit trees are planted in improved soil.

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Sick plum tree - Hi Chris, No fruit on either plums this year but they are only 2 years old. Plenty of peaches and apricots on nearby trees and it was watered throughout the summer. 50mm of rain yesterday, hopefully that helps. The yellow spots and black underside ..3717 days 6hrs
Sick plum tree - Thanks Boris, agreed will address that first. ..3719 days 8hrs
Sick plum tree - Hi Fruit lovers, I'm experiencing some major problems with my Santa Rosa plum which I planted 18months ago. Any help would be greatly appreciated. All leaves have yellow spots on the topside, and what looks like black mould on the underside. (photos ..3719 days 9hrs
Passionfuit no pollen on flowers - Thanks Amanda, good luck in the heat. I've been using potash a lot over the summer but next year I will start a little earlier. I think I'm also going to try brendan's mix of 2 parts blood & bone 1 part sulphate of potash 1 part epsom ..4428 days 11hrs
Passionfuit no pollen on flowers - I spoke with Graham Ross this morning on the Garden Clinic (2GB radio) and he said it was simply a weather issue, too much rain. One bit of advice that he did offer was to keep the vine compact. If the vine gets too big (which it is) there is less nutriti..4428 days 20hrs