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Allotment Stuff => The Basics => Topic started by: wrennie on December 04, 2003, 17:45:15
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Well, I got my first plot 2 weeks ago, and I have strimmed it, cleared and covered it up. Then the plot next to me became vacant yesterday and I could not resist having it as well :o
It has a shed!
It also has 5 plum trees. Do I need to do anything to these trees? or just leave them alone.
Cathie
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Leave them alone - at least until you see how they perform next year.
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Yes leave them-but do be careful,I got the same illness some years ago and ended up with 6 lotties. Still miss them even after 11 seasons :'(
Stephan.
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Start looking up some good Plum recipes.I have only one Plum tree and have enough for jam and freezing.So five !!
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I've got a plum tree in my garden which didn't fruit very well last year. I read somewhere recently that you need to add some compost in spring so I'm going to try that.
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Are plum trees self fertile, or do they need friends to play with?
Ten x
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Depends what sort you get. Mine definately is. Check the label when purchasing.
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I have ordered a Marjories Seedling and a Victoria. I can't remember now but I *think* they were self-fertile.
Aaaargh mucho fruit coming anytime soon and the fruit patch to be is NOT READY
Ten x
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Just got back from the doctors! He has prescribed anti-lottie pills, so hopefully I won't be tempted to take on any more plots! ;D