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Old 12-09-2003, 06:49 AM
GoldLexus2000
 
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Default Fruit Trees

I live in Portland, Oregon.
When we looked at the house a year ago (we bought my best friends house)
the trees had peaches and pears, don't remember if there were any apples.
Anyway, our friends weren't living in the house a year ago so any fruit that
grew were never
picked or picked up off the ground which may have made the trees vulnerable
to all
sorts of stuff.
I guess I will need to head to the nursery and find out how to get these
trees to the
glory they should be. Boy, I feel so clueless right now.

"Thalocean2" wrote in message
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What part of the country are you in? Our peaches and pears are done here

in
Colorado and the apples will be ready after our first freeze, sometime in

Oct.

It sounds like your trees have been neglected for some time and will need

work
to get them to bloom next spring. I would consult a local nursury and

find out
what fertilizers they need, how to prune them etc. It sounds like maybe

you've
got some fire-blight if the branches only have leaves on 2/3's.

Good luck,
Laura B.

I am really new to the whole gardening experience so please bear with me.
I moved into a new home in May that has a pear tree, apple tree and peach
tree. The peach tree only had leaves on the top 2/3 of the tree with bear
lower branches. The apple tree is full of leaves and so is the pear tree.
When do these trees produce fruit?? I am not expecting any of them to be
edible (not even expecting any fruit from the Peach tree)...I just don't
have a clue when they are to produce anything. In fact I know nothing

about
fruit trees and need to learn about spraying and over all care for fruit
trees.
These trees have been neglected for over a year so their over all health

is
questionable.
What can I do the insure the possiblity of having edible fruit from them?
And When are they suppose to produce their fruit?
Thanks!


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