Trees

Our Juniperus horizontalis clearly isn't aware of of this. It gets a light trim most years just to keep it within bounds.

Woo, I think you're now the proud owner of the first standard grown Plum in Britain!

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RHS says Full Sun or Part Shade (but now I come to think of it I think I have read that they do best in Full Sun :( ). Need Acid or Neutral soil though (that's never stopped me here, but maybe they would do better without Alkalinity (RHS says the Winter-stem ones are OK with any pH)I've...

Silver birch are "flimsy" looking trees, I think they are much better planted in a thicket than a row. But perhaps you don't have enough" depth" to do that?An alternative would be to use multi-stem plants, Silver Birch respond well to that, and grow up to make a nice "clump" in that...

Unless your new ones are on a dwarfing rootstock (intended for pot growing perhaps?) I think it would be worth investigating why they haven't grown. Might they have been pot-bound originally and the roots haven't ventured out of the original rootball? or the soil / drainage / something is...

Still looking for some expert advice from this forum if possible????

Hi All,have a pear tree in the garden, and for the last 3 years has been troubled with leaf curl. Nothing I have tried has cured the problem. As normal, this years abundant blossom gave way to fruit forming, but once again are falling off. Its time to go. I have just purchased a couple of...

Thanks so much for your replies. By looking at the websites provided I think Im going to take the plunge and have a go this summer. Cheers you two!

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Hi everyone,I just bought a Summer Sun on Gisela rootstock from ChrisBowers websiteI plan on building a square raised bed in sunny corner of our garden but I am unsure what size to make the square raised bed. This is the first time I am planting a tree ever and i have bought a stake and...

Hi All, I recently removed 5 leilandei that were planted by a previous owner and were shading everything. I have a North-facing garden, but surrounding houses are shallow so it's full sun all day. The soil is light and not claybound - surrounding houses have flourishing apples, plums and birch...

Around mine I either have borders or I mulch with wood chips sometimes over weed fabric.. My fruit trees are all mulched with well rotted wood chips every year..

Who, ME??lol

Thanks... Even tho neglect feels worse than disease somehow! Feed and water it is

You say it's a windy area and I'm surprised they are still standing. They are young trees and should have been staked when they were planted.

Welcome to GC Spinball.Sorry, I know absolutely nothing about Magnolia's but I'm sure other members will be along soon to help you out.

The blossom on my very old Victoria Plum tree is almost like snow at the moment. If every flower produced a plum we would have a bumper harvest but shame that a good proportion of them will just fall off! ..

If you want to be rid of a willow ... honey fungus! That is what killed off the glorious (and quite old) specimen in my garden - and I've been waterlogged ever since, even in June! Helpful? Probably not. True? Absolutely!!

Hi Allan,If in any doubt about tree health then always get a professional arborist in to take a look. There's only so much advice that can be doled out on the internet and from looking at your photos. I mean no offence when I say there may be something vital you've missed on the tree.Pic....