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What gems you grew! What will you name it?
they look very tasty! i have a victoria plum tree which is on its last legs do you think i could do the same? how would i treat it? just pop it in a pot?
I think, potentially, the only problem might be the rootstock, depending on what space you have and how big the tree might become. Mind you i think you can probably buy the rootstock and graft your tree on yourself. Pixy and St Julien A for plums I think?
Quote from: GrannieAnnie on September 04, 2009, 09:18:59What gems you grew! What will you name it?Never thought of naming it :)Maybe something like 'Colin's Surprise', my husband is NOT a gardener!
Squash 64, lovely fruit -- well done colin [ and you ] these are the best surprises aren't they !Seeds you pop in a pot and go along with, season after season -- you didn't give up on it, and it didn't give up on you [ and colin ] -- brilliant , ;D
8 years Jan ;D In the opening post
in the West Indies to restrict the height of a tree that will grow to gigantic heights taking the desired fruit out of reach, we chop the apex off when it gets to the desired height and cover it with a tin more to stop rot setting in through the cut top.we do it to mango trees, paw paw plants, avocado etc.