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Old 14-04-2003, 10:08 PM
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I've got quite many peaches on my peach trees this year. I heard that
I should get rid of some of them (peaches) to have the rest grow well.
Is this correct?

Your advice is highly appreciated.

S.W.
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Old 15-04-2003, 03:09 PM
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I've got quite many peaches on my peach trees this year. I heard that
I should get rid of some of them (peaches) to have the rest grow well.
Is this correct?

Your advice is highly appreciated.

S.W.


Yes. At least thin to a single peach whereever there is a cluster. I think
the rule of thumb is 12" between peaches, but generally fewer - larger.


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Old 15-04-2003, 03:56 PM
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"Spacewalkman" wrote in message
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I've got quite many peaches on my peach trees this year. I heard that
I should get rid of some of them (peaches) to have the rest grow well.
Is this correct?

Your advice is highly appreciated.

S.W.


Yes. At least thin to a single peach whereever there is a cluster. I think
the rule of thumb is 12" between peaches, but generally fewer - larger.


Any advice on how to get a grip and pull them off? One of mine has come into
it's own and has almost 100 peaches. I'm afraid I'm going to have to pay a
grandkid while I stay in the house. What I could do with 100 peaches...

h-


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