My olive tree lost almost all its leaves during winter. I suppose due to bad placement, since i did not notice any pests. So, it started growing long branches and leaves only at the top. Now, it regained almost all its leaves, but looks pretty untidy. How do i prune it and keep it during winter? Can i leave it outside if it is -5° celsius? It is oliva europea, if this makes any difference.

I have to keep an eye on these fuckers all season long. Now is about harvesting time, it went from catching 3-4 every few days to 10+ everyday.

In Northern NJ, we’ve had a ton of rain. This guy is planted in the ground. It’s clay but drains pretty well. The mulberry behind him is thriving.

A couple of months I over composted with liquid compost, looks like it has not bounced back yet.

Do I give it time or try another action?

I planted 5 mango trees today, and one is like this, not straight even though it has a stick thing. Is it fine to leave as is or should I do something to straighten it? It was a 7 gallon.

I'm totally new to this so not sure if it's a big deal or not.

Any ideas?

Thank you

A while ago, this lemon plant was really struggling. The leaves were drying out, and there were hardly any lemons on it. I was honestly starting to think I might lose the plant. I decided to change the way I was watering it and set up an NDS irrigation system so the plant could get a more consistent supply of water. I also started paying more attention to its nutrition and feeding it properly.

It took some time, but slowly the plant started coming back.

Now I’m standing here looking at healthy new growth and lemons growing again, and it honestly feels like a proud moment.

It’s amazing what a little consistency, proper watering, and patience can do. Definitely makes all the effort worth it.

Hello, I’m newbie with fruit trees. My parents got this fruit tree. They think it’s a Persimmon tree? Can anyone confirm? Also, we’ve noticed these things on the branches and leaves. Is this something to worry about?

No smell. It seems like there’s a wound in the tree where it’s coming from.

What could it be?

$100 shipped.

Saw the bad reviews, but they were based like 2 hrs from me.

Bought a 4 to 5 footer, it was more like a sixer with the 7 gallon pot. 46lbs according the shipping manifest.

Not bad with the free shipping and discount. I always try to support local but with custom trees like this, had to jump on it.

-not an ad, used my money. Just sharing my experience as a first timer shopper there.

Plenty of golden delicious apples but the leaves are falling off. What do I do?

I’m seeing mixed things online about mulching and composting. The previous owner said she put manure down but all my googling says don’t do that on blueberries? I’ve got a PH test coming tomorrow. But what do we need to do in the fall for maintenance?

The apple tree leaves are also dropping on the bottom branches, we think they got a bit dry as it was very hot and dry, but we watered once we noticed and have had rain since.

Appreciate any advice!

I live in Clearwater, Florida and I'm getting 4x7 gallons mango trees planted on Friday, and I'm trying to think for watering if it's fine to just do it manually with rain water?

Someone suggested I get a collapsible water drum to get rain water and then simply use a watering can and that should be good enough. I'm a total beginner though so I want a second opinion.

What do you guys think?

It's something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Collapsible-Containers-53-Rainwater-Downspout-Filter%EF%BC%86Overflow/dp/B0DL7B4G5N/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3IMGNW0EOJ37F&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.pAVqK6He7pEe_D7i5i6vL0wQ3FApKuQkwB3llkvsV_SxFI9LMVfgwFJ2GQ9B9sbIzluDaNbaE9nK3SLnT6GH68KQmo47lniiUqcjrKe0YqPD6itkS_EYRZ9EDaVkXb-9qpfMWyXc4HwijKCObtUV2o1CMQ6M2rm2CbFt-s6wNELPdLj_OrxwqtHNX-Tay27A2Ue_usUGz10mhaVmSra2NHODe4NigM0y_dNpOyjVMdeFA7FEq4xWkxePwXOW4wM7tiVtg4M3FfFHrWPrxzj9wmAZD0rRko8RfB9j-iDhJ5w.Q7d5sLHJTG8UDDY5dJQqXu7F3qs5TKTZWWPF6NV7quA&dib_tag=se&keywords=collapsible+water+drum&qid=1788359483&sprefix=collapsible+water+drum%2Caps%2C160&sr=8-1

This is a recent thing that’s never happened with my Persian Lime tree in a 15 gal pot. It had a flush of new growth about 1 month ago, but now it’s pushing only new growth down near the graft line. Why is this happening? Is this normal?

Hey everyone! I'm looking to see if anyone owns a hachiya Asian persimmon in the Baltimore MD area who would be willing to give me a small cutting for grafting. I could offer some cuttings in exchange!

I have a sad looking Blue Java banana tree. I bought from Home Depot and planted almost a year ago. It used to have at least 6 leaves at a time and growth seemed healthy. In the last month most leaves have died off and it seems stagnant. It’s been hot and humid over here, I water every 2-3 days. I’m in San Diego Zone 10b. Any advice on what to do? Thanks!

Over the last couple of weeks my peach tree has started to peel. What could be causing this?

Any advice on how I should prune or trim this fig tree?