Trees

Funnily enough, I've noticed the same on some box plants I've got in tubs. My suspicion is that they are woolly aphids, which is strange as I've never come across them on Buxus before. I try not to kill anything but I'm wondering if a squirt with a bug gun may be the only solution. Done with...

Hi, i am trying to grow apple trees for the first time. I have planted them and would like to train them to grow in a cordon formation. I have attached a photograph of the trees to help me explain.I have managed to get the bottom branches fixed to my bottom line but how do i get the other...

Hi, i am trying to grow apple trees for the first time. I have planted them and would like to train them to grow in a cordon formation. I have attached a photograph of the trees to help me explain.I have managed to get the bottom branches fixed to my bottom line but how do i get the other...

Hi, i am trying to grow apple trees for the first time. I have planted them and would like to train them to grow in a cordon formation. I have attached a photograph of the trees to help me explain.I have managed to get the bottom branches fixed to my bottom line but how do i get the other...

It's obviously Neighbourliness Day, what with Noo-noo and the incredible garden-flattening driver and now Cubeykc and the warm, welcoming folk next door.Sussexgardener is right. It's worth trying to keep things reasonably sweet if you can. I lived next door to a very difficult situation...

Hi, i am trying to grow apple trees for the first time. I have planted them and would like to train them to grow in a cordon formation. I have attached a photograph of the trees to help me explain. I have managed to get the bottom branches fixed to my bottom line but how do i get the other...

It depends on a number of factors. Which country you live in, is it outdoors or indoors and what variety of tea tree it is. It is normally thought of as a hot country tree and wouldn't be happy with getting too cold but I have also seen lots of them in the snow belt up in the mountains of New...

Thanks folks :-)

if the leaves are pale it could be canker,which ive had and now the tree is dead

Go for it. Just be patient allowing it to regrow.

Well, only if you want to patent some kind of itching compound, I suppose

I cut my tree back very hard in autumn (not the best time, but had no choice).Since march the remaining leaves have browned and dried up and a split has appeared in the bark at the base. Basically, I think it has died. My mum seems to think that eualyptus tree are tough and it might have a...

brilliant thanks. i wont touch till then , thanks you.

You dont say where you are growing these plants.Its not a plant I have tried, but being of desert extraction it will need strong sun and heat in summer, probably dry in winter and cool but frost free.

your welcome. but get some more info before following anything i say. as i,m not an expert and wouldnt want you to cause more harm than good.

I don`t mind what sort i will have to take a ramble in "Margam Park"see whats sprouting

I bought a 6 ft tall Olive tree (£9.99)from my local garden centre's bargain corner over 3 years ago and planted in my garden. It has survived so far though after reading the above I think I will try to feed it a bit more this year. It even set flowers last year though I did not get any...

Hello Lenny, and welcome to GC. Now Bonsai are something slightly close to my heart as I have been 'doing them' for 15 or more years now. Your problem after four years almost ... I say almost ... sounds like neglect perhaps .. but only perhaps. You may have a mite. I would like to know...

Hello,Ive come across this website which promotes tree surgeons and advises customers to check tree surgeons qualifications

David it looks bad, have you had some hard frost since the buds broke?If you prune back to a lower bud, I doubt that stem will flower this year, but there is not much else you can do.