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Imho this video thoroughly and authoritatively lays out how to protect your trees from peach curl. I have 65 peach trees on a hobby farm in WNY. Early in my experience I encountered peach curl and thought it doomed my orchard. I discovered one chemical which has controlled the fungus over a 12-year time period. It takes two applications during dormancy and I have to pay attention to wind speed, potential rainfall, and, bc of location, access due to snow depth. The chemical I love is Fung-onil from Bonide. It is relatively inexpensive and super effective if I get the correct conditions and thoroughly coat each tree. I try to get a first application in November or December and the second in February/March. One application can help, but two is always better. I encourage attention to the advice in the video and thoroughly clean your sprayer when the job is complete. I perform a triple system of rinse, wash with ammonia or vinegar, and rinse. I've never had a problem with my pumps, hoses, or tanks.

Plain and simple. Wonderful information explained well. Probably life saving, definitely property saving.

I'm located in Perth, Western Australia and have 60 heritage rose bushes. I'm in my third Summer of fighting Chilli Thrips. Urgh!! 😢 These things.....They become resistant if I use one product. I use both systemic product in soil and apply pesticide weekly during summer. Their breeding cycle is every two weeks. I'm exhausted.

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great video and exactly what i needed to know as I was cutting old growth and finding nothing would grow from that point. Thanks you so much.

Hello my lemon tree has no leaves and has been that way for a while. Should I remove the old branches?

The rats get at a low fruiting tree. They pee all over it. Just be mindful of that. They can't get up the higher fruit trees and the fruit is Safe.

I just learned so much!! I’m renting a house and it has a 5’ X 10’ bed of irises that haven’t flowered in two years. With all the buildup of dead material I thought they were just dying since they haven’t been tended to in years. I was about to rip them all out and plant all new bulbs. Now I know I just need to remove dead material and divide them! My wife will be so happy in the spring!

What’s the orientation of the box? The opening is pointing eastward?

Great video thank you. I’ve moved twice with my irises so far and they’re still beautiful, but I know it’s time to divide them. Can you use straw instead of wood shavings to winterize your rhizomes?

Very helpful. Thank you

I also love the heck out of that plant

This video and presenter are amazing

My 2 potted plants are much younger and smaller but very stalky. Ideally I’d like to prune right back where there are no leaves so it could hopefully grow bushy again. Can I do this and will it grow back alright?

very informative TY greatly. is it possible to send photo of my plant,now that i was able to clarified in your video its not a aloe,mostlikely its some species of agave.checking google doesnt seems to have photos of mine. its blooms arent like any of the agaves photos on web. asking for assist.

Fantastic video! Perfect information. Thank you for sharing.

Can one retard sucker growth by painting the cut after removal with 'something'?

Thank you! I now understand how to prune my protea. The script obscures the video quite a lot- perhaps it can be lowered to below the footage?

Not just in California anymore... Two sides of our largish yard in Tucson, AZ are lined with mature oleanders showing definite signs of Leaf Scorch. I lovingly planted every single one of these oleanders over the last 30 years. You are correct - no amount of irrigation makes a speck or difference. It's heart-breaking to watch their gradual dissolution into brown and dead sticks. I pray that a brilliant botanist out there is looking for a cure. Antibiotics for oleanders?

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Thank you! This was just what I was looking for! Can you grow a new plant from the cut ends of the new growth?

Great video!😮

Very informative and helpful, thank you 😊

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I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video. My Amarillious Belladona are in full bloom right now. I'm in the Sierra foothills of central Calif. I noticed my flowers are much deeper shade of pink than in years past. Any idea why that would be? AND what brand of gloves are you using? I need those for my roses. Ouch! 😢

Excellent video, thank you so much!

Thanks. Great info..

What to do for a baby lemon tree mine dried out I water every day but at the end of Aug it dried out what should I do

I feel like a gardening pro now because I have a very similar set up.

WE HAVE grown Iris for so many years and at one time had over 800 named Iris, all neatly named and labeled (don't ask, My husband is a scientist and detail oriented! ) but now we are 75 and 78 and I'm doing good to label with COLOR, and type (, tall bearded (TB) Standard Bearded (SDB) etc. One of the things we really enjoy is receiving photos from friends of the Iris we have sent to them, then they produce more, and I just received a box of WHITE CHRISTMAS TALL BEARDED from my darling cousin! we sent some to her years ago, I thought we had lost them and she sent more! Happy dancing. sharing is so much fun! this year I am dividing Iris I propagated from my MOM'S garden! I grew up with these HISTORIC Iris from the 1950's! I'LL BEING SENDING TO MY COUSINS and friends WHO LOVED MY MOM! I THINK WHO EVER said "what goes around, comes around" , had to be thinking of IRIS!

One important question: is it mandatory to soak the rhizomes to loosen up and clean old dirt? if so, how long do you soak them for? And, do you let them dry up before storing them in wood shavings? Or is a second purpose to keep moist in to soak them before storing them? I am trying this for the first time but needed to do it now ( Mid August in zone 3 - late Summer) and mine have been in a pot, got overwatered ( because I watered them😩) and lost a few roots🙁 The soil was sooo clay based and many clumps stayed on and around the roots. Now, after letting them dry in the sun and finally pulling them out of the pots; they are finally drying up but not sure if I want to soak them in water again… Are all the brown shriveled roots dead and shall I pull them all off and just leave the thick white roots on? I really appreciate your help because I want to store them overwinter but found that you can store them also wrapped in paper bags and then inside a cardboard box. How cold should the garage be to store them there? mine is not-insulated. Thank you again for all your help!☺️

My favorite flower. Good information!

Great demo; thanks!

How do you harvest without killing them? I have one in bloom I want to pick

Love the nippers!

Great video. I have a bucket and have been using it for years. If the soil is wet, the bucket keeps everything dry. I also use a tool belt that fits inside the bucket. It has pockets the help me organize my smaller tools. You can get it at a home improvement center.

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After years of apartment living in a city center, I recently bought a beach house fixer with an equally fixer garden and am feeling a little overwhelmed. This is so helpful! Thanks 🙏🏻

Could you plant the sucker once removed into a pot to grow another fruit tree. Or will it be imperfect and so not worth it? Many thanks (I have a huge sucker from apricot tomcot.

If you trim the leaves at an angle from the bottom to the center leave on each side, you have a nice fan shape on each plant. ❤

Very informative 🤗 thank you

I live in West Virginia and the winter here is cold, should I leave the neck of the bulb out of the ground?

When do I plant the bulbs?

I read that drilling holes will introduce rust if you don’t seal them. I am trying to decide - holes or small rocks in the bottom.

What if it doesn't flower, is it the same process ?

Thanks for the great video, I am sure the rooster agrees with all you said too!

After the flower bloom the things left look like seeds ...is that something I can plant

Just a heads up for folks like me in warmer zones. Merveille des quatre saisons does NOT germinate well at temperatures over 75°F. They might germinate, they might not. The funny thing is that ONCE GERMINATED, Merveille des quatre saisons does great in almost all weather... hot to below freezing.

How did your white top stay so clean? I would have had to change my shirt a few times. I have grown irises for many years. It has gotten to the point that drastic measures are taken every few years. Nobody wants them and every time I divide so many get sent to yard waste. I have tried to compost them myself, the foliage is okay but the rhizomes take far too long to break down. In fact I have had volunteer irises wherever I used the compost for awhile. I will probably start thinning them out sooner rather than later just so I have time for other things.

Really an excellent video. Explains and demonstrated so that it was easy to follow thank you.