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Hi folks, first post, although I've been getting some great tips off of here for a few weeks now.
I planted 2 apple trees in the back garden back in the spring, both 2 years old IIRC. The Katy is flying, although I took quite a lot of the apples off before they developed, to allow the roots to establish themselves, I left one on each branch, and they look great, was this the right thing to do?.
The other tree is a self pollinating cox's orange, and theres no fruit on it at all!?, anything to worry about?.
Sorry to ask even more, but I have 4 other fruit trees in the garden, 2 pears (conference and Beth), one damson tree and one victoria plum tree, should I be feeding them?.
Much appreciated and looking forward to spending more time in the garden (and in here!).
Greg.
I planted 2 apple trees in the back garden back in the spring, both 2 years old IIRC. The Katy is flying, although I took quite a lot of the apples off before they developed, to allow the roots to establish themselves, I left one on each branch, and they look great, was this the right thing to do?.
The other tree is a self pollinating cox's orange, and theres no fruit on it at all!?, anything to worry about?.
Sorry to ask even more, but I have 4 other fruit trees in the garden, 2 pears (conference and Beth), one damson tree and one victoria plum tree, should I be feeding them?.
Much appreciated and looking forward to spending more time in the garden (and in here!).
Greg.
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