Steve, I was thinking about your nasturtium last week too and wondered if it had bloomed. Beautiful flower indeed. Yours is different from mine. My flowers didn't have tail like that and they don't stand out like that. They are some and some even hid inside the leaves. Maybe my soil was too rich so I got lots of leaves. Yours is beautiful. I like the community too. It looks so peaceful and has lots of trees.

Laagarden First, tell us where you live. That is important, though almost no one does it. Zones are fine; actual locations are vital. Second, if you are going to give us a photo, give us one of the whole tree. It is not at all evident from the photo you provide just what the problem is. Looks like a normal peach tree in early spring to me. Where and what is the ugly? If your peach tree sets fruit, you should be ready to spray immediately after shuck split with an effective insecticide against plum curculio, and prepare for later attacks by the oriental fruit moth. It might also be wise to combine an effective fungicide like Daconil with your early sprays if you are in a area where peach scab is a problem. If I don't pay attention to these issues in Northern Virginia, I get no peaches. Growing peaches "organically" in most locations is a dream. Don Yellman, Great Falls, VA

i cant tell if you fert your lawn ... but generally ..... an established tree does not usually need any more fert than what its roots under the lawn can provide ... that said.. production citrus is way out of my ballpark .... and i wouldnt be surprised if it needed constant juicing to perform to expectations... see what i did there.. lol ... find your COUNTY Ag or extension office... it would be beyond belief.. that they cant help you with citrus growing in FL ... dont you think ... they might recommend you start with a soil test.. as a starting point to a fertilizer regimen ... ken ps: i you previously had a bug issue.. and solved it ... you do not have to treat for said problem for the rest of the trees life ... and it is highly recommended that you only treat when you actually find something to treat ... lets hope here.. all your problems are nutrient related ...

@floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK yep that’s what it looks like. From his sprinklers and all the rain as well. thank you. c