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John57
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Tuesday

Thanks @Noelle The tree needs a trim, and we plan a winter prune. I guess we can prune after the leaves drop, and before we spray.

John57
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Tuesday

Thanks @Noelle. Sad news indeed. Can the fruit be eaten? Should it be discarded, now? Picked early and thrown away? The tree trimmed of leaves, the gr ...

John57
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a week ago

Jason I’m in Mernda Melbourne 3754. Its a south facing front porch. Protected from the strong north winds. It’s 1m below street level. It gets direct ...

John57
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This Big Red Fuji tree seems to have several different issues. I’d love some help to identify and treat them. Thanks in advance. Pics below.  

John57
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This Bird of Paradise planted in the pot has never flowered or looked healthy. We were told it would do well in a pot.   We fed it Seasol and we t ...

John57
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Something is putting holes in the leaves of my cherry tree. Any ideas and advice welcome. I water it and feed it …    

John57
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We discovered a simple yet highly successful treatment that has fully recovered our peach tree from fungal infection. The earliest symptoms were curly ...

John57
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December

Absolutely right!

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Noelle
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Tuesday

That would be the best way to go!

Noelle
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Tuesday

Hi @John57 The fruits can be eaten as the disease does not affect taste nor does it pose a threat to you. However, you may find there are spots on th ...

Noelle
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a week ago

Hi @John57 Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but your apple tree is affected by Apple Scab, a fungal disease that is quite prevalent in Australia ...

Noelle
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December

Hi @John57 If a heap of leaves dropped suddenly and in a short space of time, then lack of water is probably the cause. Over summer make sure the pot ...

Jewelleryrescue
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December

Hi @John57 Nice apples I can taste them now. Sure beats store bought often stored in cool rooms for out of season sales.

Jewelleryrescue
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December

Hi @John57 My Grand dad was an apple grower so you most likly know your lemon tree better than myself. And I am not an apple expert it didnt rub o ...

Jewelleryrescue
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December

Hi @John57 It could be just the blasts of heat we have being getting. As you lemom looks ok other wise in the pictictures shown, As you said ne ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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July

Hello @John57 I suggest waiting for the tree to dry off as spraying the tree while its wet will will not be as effective. Evaporation will carry of ...

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John57
Having an Impact
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We discovered a simple yet highly successful treatment that has fully recovered our peach tree from fungal infection. The earliest symptoms were curly ...

John57
Having an Impact
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December

Absolutely right!

John57
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December

We are lucky to have now two big red Fuji apple trees that have been producing the best apples we’ve ever tasted. Crisp flavorful and sweet.    

John57
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July

Thanks Eric, standing by for some dry weather. Meanwhile tried the Valencia or ange that fell off the tree. Sour sweet and fresh!

John57
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July

This rosemary grows well from cuttings in our experience. Just take and push into the ground. We have clay base to mulch organic top soil. Most cuttin ...

John57
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June

Picked the mandarins but not yet moved the tree, its too cold and wet!

John57
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June

Thanks NB

John57
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June

A comprehensive solution Mitchell, many thanks to you.SincerelyJohn

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