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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Weather Report for UNCE Orchard for February 2014
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We had freezing temperatures during the first three days of February in the middle of the night in two instances. There were some peaches an...
Garden Problems Answered Mondays and Fridays
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I will be at the Viragrow every Monday and Friday to answer questions through March, 7 am to noon.
Preventing Thrips Scarring to Nectarine Fruit
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Western flower thrips are the major problem with growing nectarines in the Las Vegas valley.If not sprayed, fruit can get terribly scarred. ...
March and April Fruit Tree Todo List
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Orchard Todo List: March and April . Each of these below will be talked about more in depth in the coming weeks.
Watch for Aphids This Time of Year
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This time of year is a busy time for home horticulturists. Now that we have finished fertilizing landscape and fruit trees and increased irr...
Branch Dieback in Olive Sign of Soil Disease
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Q. We have a twenty year old olive tree in our front yard diagnosed with Verticillium wilt disease.
All Desert Plants Need Water Including Cactus
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Q. I am looking for substitutes for cacti. Plants without stickers that need no water. I want to replace my 15 lantana. I would like to ...
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Aggressive Desert Creature a Centipede!
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Q. This insect was found on the west side of town inside the house. As you can see from the picture, it looks like a centipede. When we appr...
Monday, March 10, 2014
How to Sell Food to the USDA Webinar Mar 20
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Each year USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) buys nearly $2 billion and 2 billion pounds of frozen, processed, and fresh fruits...
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Not Too Late to Prune Pomegranate!
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Pomegranates will give you bigger and better fruit if you prune. The question is, HOW?
Granular Fertilizer, Fertilizer Stakes or Compost for Fruit Trees?
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Q. Last week we planted several fruit trees and have established trees as well. Would you recommend applying fertilizer around these trees n...
How to Prune My Blackberries?
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Q. Last summer I planted one blackberry bush in my little garden plot. I got about 10 blackberries and they were delicious. The problem ...
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Some Grapes Require Thinning of the Foliage During Spring Months
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Q. After the grapes set their fruit in the next couple of weeks can the vine be trimmed or does it need to grow to provide shade and nutriti...
Peas Not Germinating Evenly
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Q. I have had problems with germination of peas. Placed directly in prepared soil germination has been inconsistent and I had to reseed seve...
How Much Water for My 1 1/2 inch Diameter Fruit Tree?
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Q. How many gallons should a fruit tree receive for each watering if it's trunk is 1.5 inches in diameter 24 inches above the ground?
Saguaro Leaning is Usually an Irrigation Problem
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Q. Our saguaro is about 10 years old. In the last year or so four arms have popped out mostly on one side. Now the saguaro is beginning ...
Monday, February 24, 2014
Mechanical Control of Borers in Fruit Trees
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I will usually take a very sharp, large knife and remove this loose bark and find out how much damage has been done by the borer.
Sneezing Might Be Due to African Sumac
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Ash trees are starting to bloom now as well.
Brown Spots Probably Disease Problem on Tree Photinia
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Q. Can you tell what the problem is with my patio tree and what I can do about it? The leaves are all covered in brown spots. I am not sure ...
Majestic Beauty Hawthorne a Good Choice But Use Wood Mulch
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Q. On the north side of our house we have a 10-foot wide space we are trying to landscape. Several have suggested planting bay laurel trees ...
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