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peach trees
I have some dwarf peach trees that are about 5 years old. In spite of
diligent pruning the trees seem to be adding size at the expense of making fruit. I live in northern Arkansas, which is not known for its rich soil, and I haven't been adding fertilizer of any sort. I have one peach nearby that is a few years older, and it is prolific every year, but hasn't added anywhere near the mass the newer trees have. In spite of having a large amount of new growth (pruned in winter) from last year on two of the trees in particular, between them there may have been only a dozen blossoms this spring. I welcome any observations/advice regarding this. Thanks, Bill |
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