That's good advice. We put in a peach tree this spring, but no leaves show yet. It's close to a wind barrier put up to shelter the Capulin cherry (wind resistant, but the blooms aren't) and has one of its own. What I found this morning was a large squirrel (or packrat) hole near the tree. OK, it's always nice to have a place to dump dog droppings and flush them down the hole. The problem here, now is, no Mouser (rattlers) hunting in the garden. Time will correct that. This was the first winter with no packrats in the garage, thanks to a Mouser hibernating under the freezer. Nah, not a problem. Mousers only take small bites (but very telling ones! Just ask the packrats.)
You have a lot of courage planting those type of trees in the hot Arizona climate. I live in southern CA and it gets hot here too, but few days in the summer we get 105 or 110 degrees, so I lost 3 avocado trees so far due to this temp., and I quit trying again. Right now I have a guava tree under a pepper tree (for shade), and I am not sure if it will make it.
I bought a peach tree from you and I thought it was dead and I yanked it. A few days later, the peach tree that I thought was dead started to grow from the base. I put it back immediately in large pot and put it in a partly shaded area of my yard and now the tree is recovering.
I have a cherimoya tree 🎄 which is like that as it looked like a dead stick after Winter over here in Australia but some green shoots have recently come out of the side of the tree trunk. I have lost a few of the semi deciduous trees over the years which are in pots,it was a sporadically hot summer for them but it was a cool & wet winter for them. This summer will be far more forgiving for the plants this year as in New South Wales we're going through La Nina,the Northern Territory is meant to be having their monsoon or wet season now but it's been very dry there. Darwin is tropical savanna mango 🥭 growing country !
I had a gruava STICK that was dead for a month. No green on it whatsoever. I watered it heavily, and moved it into full shade, and it finally began to push out green leaves
Indeed I've had limited number of similar experiences. Last Spring one of three young mulberries took many weeks to come to life after the other two next to it were thriving...different in that it's recovery from winter but it's good to know similar things happen from heat stress.
Thanks for the emotional boost, my loquat looks like hell too, but the branches are bendy I will start fully feeding them every two weeks period wish me luck. I lost for three of my 40 something fruit trees
I noticed that you have your mango tree in a large container. I have a coconut cream mango tree that is about 7 ft tall. I want to put it in the ground, but keep it as small as possible. Do you recommend that I keep it in a container instead? I am in Spring, TX at 9b.
I threw away both of my Pink Lemonade Blueberries, they had stem die back for unknown reasons. The stems turned almost black and extremely dry. I always kept the soil acidic 4,5 to 5,5 just what Blueberries like and good drainage. No root rot or anything was discovered when discarding them. I figured it must be some kind of pathogen, bacteria, virus whatever :-(, i already miss them so much, but thats it for Blueberries, aint growing them again.
It Seems To Me That Loquats In The Desert All seem To Have Leaf Burn... I'm in Las Vegas My 6Ft Loquat Had Completely Leaf Burn Looked Like It Was Dead For 2Months But Its Starting To Push Growth.
If avocados go through this every year outside, it seems to me it will be impossible for them to ever bear fruit. I live in Las Vegas where it's more arid than Phoenix. We haven't had rainfall for months now. I think a walipini is the only reliable way to grow tropical trees and actually yield fruit where I'm at.
please come to tucson on again . I would def. order some trees :) thanks for all you do .
Great video shamus👍 Please upload more videos love the knowledge you spread on every video, especially a young grower like me
That's good advice. We put in a peach tree this spring, but no leaves show yet. It's close to a wind barrier put up to shelter the Capulin cherry (wind resistant, but the blooms aren't) and has one of its own. What I found this morning was a large squirrel (or packrat) hole near the tree. OK, it's always nice to have a place to dump dog droppings and flush them down the hole. The problem here, now is, no Mouser (rattlers) hunting in the garden. Time will correct that. This was the first winter with no packrats in the garage, thanks to a Mouser hibernating under the freezer. Nah, not a problem. Mousers only take small bites (but very telling ones! Just ask the packrats.)
Thank you, we were having the same problem, but we will now wait until September !!!
You have a lot of courage planting those type of trees in the hot Arizona climate. I live in southern CA and it gets hot here too, but few days in the summer we get 105 or 110 degrees, so I lost 3 avocado trees so far due to this temp., and I quit trying again. Right now I have a guava tree under a pepper tree (for shade), and I am not sure if it will make it.
I bought a peach tree from you and I thought it was dead and I yanked it. A few days later, the peach tree that I thought was dead started to grow from the base. I put it back immediately in large pot and put it in a partly shaded area of my yard and now the tree is recovering.
I am founding out about this at the rite time as my Jamaican cherry tree is looking pretty stressed ! Thanks for your videos Shamus
I have a cherimoya tree 🎄 which is like that as it looked like a dead stick after Winter over here in Australia but some green shoots have recently come out of the side of the tree trunk.
I have lost a few of the semi deciduous trees over the years which are in pots,it was a sporadically hot summer for them but it was a cool & wet winter for them.
This summer will be far more forgiving for the plants this year as in New South Wales we're going through La Nina,the Northern Territory is meant to be having their monsoon or wet season now but it's been very dry there.
Darwin is tropical savanna mango 🥭 growing country !
I had a gruava STICK that was dead for a month. No green on it whatsoever. I watered it heavily, and moved it into full shade, and it finally began to push out green leaves
Thank you
Indeed I've had limited number of similar experiences. Last Spring one of three young mulberries took many weeks to come to life after the other two next to it were thriving...different in that it's recovery from winter but it's good to know similar things happen from heat stress.
Thanks for the emotional boost, my loquat looks like hell too, but the branches are bendy I will start fully feeding them every two weeks period wish me luck. I lost for three of my 40 something fruit trees
Love your Chanel. I wish you will leave in Florida.
I noticed that you have your mango tree in a large container. I have a coconut cream mango tree that is about 7 ft tall. I want to put it in the ground, but keep it as small as possible. Do you recommend that I keep it in a container instead? I am in Spring, TX at 9b.
I threw away both of my Pink Lemonade Blueberries, they had stem die back for unknown reasons. The stems turned almost black and extremely dry. I always kept the soil acidic 4,5 to 5,5 just what Blueberries like and good drainage. No root rot or anything was discovered when discarding them. I figured it must be some kind of pathogen, bacteria, virus whatever :-(, i already miss them so much, but thats it for Blueberries, aint growing them again.
Don't be too quick to yank it...words to live by.
Strong 💪 trees plus good tips plants don’t give up.
It Seems To Me That Loquats In The Desert All seem To Have Leaf Burn... I'm in Las Vegas My 6Ft Loquat Had Completely Leaf Burn Looked Like It Was Dead For 2Months But Its Starting To Push Growth.
It was hell of summer ! Thanks god almost over.
If avocados go through this every year outside, it seems to me it will be impossible for them to ever bear fruit. I live in Las Vegas where it's more arid than Phoenix. We haven't had rainfall for months now. I think a walipini is the only reliable way to grow tropical trees and actually yield fruit where I'm at.
Yes, my were copiced by voles, it regrew in spring with multiple trunks
This is so truen
i guess that means its time for discount
wow thank you i can not keep one alive
How much is a lowquat tree?
Good morning 😍😍