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04-02-2009, 08:26 PM
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Protecting Fruit Trees
Originally posted in edible gardening but Ill also post here for a more specific UK slant.
I have a young cherry tree, with nice healthy looking buds on it. Any harm in protecting the buds from the snow/cold by wrapping the branches with bubble wrap. Or is this a complete waste of time as the tree is pretty well sheltered by a wall and south (ish) facing? Ta |
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