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Comments (12)They are pretty! Just find a shady spot for them. Those are so nice and a lot of work. Down here in south Texas plastic beads not only fade, they crack and crumble after about one summer outside. I only use the plastic beads for things I don't really worry about like plant hangers. Resin garden stuff doesn't last outside here either. Glass beads keep better, but are a lot more expensive. I buy them at TS and GS to keep the cost down....See MoreFertilizing bing cherry tree (new)
Comments (1)no advice at all? That's not like this group! I've always been cautioned not to fertilize new plantings until they're established, the logic being that fertilizer stimulates an organism that's just been through a trauma (transplant). sort of like noticing that a heart transplant patient looks a little puny, so you give him a cappucino & a diet pill to perk him up! You might post on the Trees forum & on the California forum. Best luck!...See MoreBing Crosby Rose
Comments (3)It needs pruning! Cut out any and all dead wood and crossing canes and open up the center for good air circulation through the plant. To tell what is dead, snip off the tip and look at the center of the cane. If it's white it's healthy. If it's dark tan or brown it's dead. Keep cutting down in segments until you get to healthy white center pith. Then take the cane length down by about 1/3 on the rest of the canes and stand back. Pruning encourages new growth! Hybrid teas in particular benefit from a good hair cut now and then. You'll get nice long, strong stems that should bloom at the tops. That old saw about the sleep, creep, leap thing is really more for climbers than regular roses anyway. The reason is that it takes a nice big root ball for the rose to be able to send food and water all the way up to the top of those long canes on climbers. So they spend the first few years growing that root ball before they send up those canes. Regular roses don't need the extra time to build a big root ball because they don't have to send nutrients up so high....See MoreBing and Rainier Cherry Trees in Ocean County
Comments (6)There are a lot of points to make here - do a lot of research: 1. DO NOT get Bing or Rainer - they are not suited for our climate (they will split/crack and the fruit will be ruined). 2. Instead, the following are great self-fertile sweet cherries appropriate for NJ - Black Gold; White Gold (substitute for Rainer); and Benton (earlier ripening - in case you get the others). 3. Many online nurseries (mail-order) will ship them 4-6'. You want to look and see if you can still get them mailed - Schlabach, Adams County Nursery, etc. Raintree and One Green World. I recommend getting them on Gisella-6 rootstocks (dwarfing rootstocks); the issue of best rootstocks to get is highly controversial. Do a lot of keyword searching, etc. Good luck....See More- 28 days ago
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