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@@backyardfruitorchard3497 sir I mean to say did you use the fungicide pruning place ?because I think maybe damage the shots with out fungicide

Rahu rahu Rahu yes you use fungicide but depends with plant please comment with plant you are using thank you

We need to sterile the equipment if you are using same equipment on multiple trees. It will help us to minimise the cross contamination. Hope I have answered your question

​@@backyardfruitorchard3497 please help were are you based I pur purchase a dwarf cherry tree but don't know where to begin my first tree lol cherry popped

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Thanks a lot Michael, much appreciated! Regard, Kashif Salman

Thanks Mate! Much appreciated.

You can plant any variety, I reckon white cherries will be very nice for your climatic condition

Thanks for your comment and a query, much appreciated. This season we didn’t get a good yield, we had lots of flowering buds but due to excessive percentage of nitrogen in the fertiliser which we have used, we lost most of the crop. We reckon you can consider buying dwarf cherry tree (Stella or lapin) from Plant Net, it’s a new introduction and you can buy it online. I’m hoping to create an update in the next season. Trusting this information is of assistance. Please let me know if you need any further help.

Backyard Fruit Orchard thanks so much for getting back to me. I had terrible luck with the trixzie pear, I had 2 and both died for an unknown reason...no disease or anything. I have noticed the plantnet cherries. I think I will grab them. Although i do have my heart set on a white cherry also. May have to make room for a full size white and dwarf black cherries 😉

Im thinking of getting the black cheree trixzie. Do you recommend this ? Starkrimson cherry also sounds nice. Which one would u recommend ?

Starkrimson cherry grows to 4M, if you have space you can go for this,but dwarf lapin (1/2 size)or dwarf Stella (1/2 size)are better option than trixzie.

Gamer Clownz - It’s a form of high density gardening.

Gamer Clownz they are exactly they right amount apart

Thanks Aung for your message. It was under by cherry slug. The best way to prevent is to put copper spray when tree is dormant (mainly in winter) and try to rotate the soil upside down, this kills the eggs. Trusting this information is of assistance. Please let me know if you need any further help.

Hi Daniel, I reckon leave the fruiting buds intact. You can prune other branches. Trusting this information is of assistance. Please let me know if you need any further help.

Hi Santha In which country do you live? Please take a sample to your local garden store, they will identify the pest and will give you the right pesticide.

Melbourne

Please take it to Bunnings and please see a senior horticulturist

Thanku

If the flowers are blooming it means it will reach the fruiting stage but please don’t put any fertiliser with high nitrogen, otherwise flowers will die

@@backyardfruitorchard3497 it flowered twice this year.I've just ripped the flowers as there was not enough time for the fruit.The tree is 3 years old.I pruned the tree a month ago and it looks like that I prunned it from the fruiting bud

@@petrisorserdaru4309 So you have cut the fruiting bud? New fruiting bud will appear in few seasons depending on effective cross pollination.

Hi Manas, It’s better to do light pruning in winter. Trusting this information is of assistance. Please let me know if you need any further help.

@@backyardfruitorchard3497 thanks will do so and let you know what is the result.

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