Plum Discovery® Forest Water Run

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A bad infestation of aphids can severely restrict fruit production (causing developing fruit to drop off) and this seems to be what has happened to your plum tree.

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certainly be different (and worse) compared to the mother tree. My advice would be to get rid of all of them. branches are covered in white mushroom like fungi growths. We have had a very wet winter but not actually had any flooding here. A Victoria plum close by seems to be OK at the moment. I am worried that whatever it is might spread.Last year there was 3 plums on the tree which grew to eating stage. This year sprayed again, twice, as recommended on bottle. Still got some leaf curl and got clumps of leaves which turned brown and looked unsightly. There was about a dozen plums growing which all dropped off when they were about 2cm long. While drying out in the hot summer sun your little one can get even more creative using the easy clean painting screen to map out their races and keep score. Let children experience hours of active outdoor, play. With the Plum Discovery® Forest Water Run kids can engage in STEAM activities which combine experimental play and learning. It looks like your sketch of the 3 year tree. It's about 6ft high and 5ft wide, 3 branches at 18in from soil, QUESTION: I read your very interesting article above. My Victoria plum tree has become infested with

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article, if it is four years I would prune it as described in the section 'pruning in later years'. rows of hard fungus growing in Trunks and branches which just break off. I have done this and burned them. Is thisI can’t see the whole tree from the picture but it does appear that the branches are very long, with some unusual, almost right angled, bends in them, presumably as a result of some harsh pruning a couple of years ago or broken branches? I think the tree would benefit from some pruning to help it produce leaves and fruit earlier down the branches. QUESTION: We have a 2 year old Victoria Plum tree that bore a great deal of good fruit in year 1, which was a big surprise. This year it has only produced 3 plums but otherwise looks healthy. We need to give it a trim next June as per your advice. We missed this year. Any reason to panic yet?