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please help me indentify these trees and plants

Discussion in 'Gardening Discussions' started by Kyle zillion, Mar 18, 2020.

  1. Kyle zillion

    Kyle zillion Apprentice Gardener

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    ive recently brought a allotment plot and there is a small orchard and need help identifying these fruit 90237460_276824046636706_1534652657367515136_n.jpg 90627482_211815490093594_8525397786345078784_n.jpg 89948543_2663250027295351_1557987412255178752_n.jpg 89903011_502435093772076_2574952560330801152_n.jpg 90458182_223401922185928_8175066636974292992_n.jpg 90074390_641514963326843_7722756960948322304_n.jpg 84346935_518941465715038_4507992348122152960_n.jpg 89933582_198116541490056_7266226985632792576_n.jpg

    is this brown rot on this plum tree? 89933582_198116541490056_7266226985632792576_n.jpg
     
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    Macraignil Super Gardener

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    I see what looks like a pear an apple and raspberry. It might make it easier to give identity guesses if you numbered the photos depending on what you are showing in them. Not seen anything like the last photo.
     
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      That could be brown rot, it looks like there are stems holding what were the plums which have rotted.
       
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      Yes it looks like brown rot on the plum tree remove the dried fruit and burn ASAP. The two pictures above show raspberry canes. The one above those looks like an apple.
       
    • Kyle zillion

      Kyle zillion Apprentice Gardener

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      so the plum tree is ok, i just need to remove old fruit? it has new blossom coming on at the moment
       
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      Kyle zillion Apprentice Gardener

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      OK, 2nd guess is Quince (not Japonica). I've got one at my plot and will have a look tommorow.
       
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