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Gardening

OnionPatch

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2. Well, I'm worried my neighbor cut down the pollinators.

Reply to intheflow (Reply #1)

Sun May 12, 2013, 10:37 AM

May 2013

(He's such a douche.....couldn't be bothered with the "mess".) His trees were less than an acre away and might have been the same kind. I do have another sweet cherry, but I just planted it last year and it didn't blossom this year. It's still very small. And who knows if it's the same type.

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Young fruit on my cherry tree turns black and falls off. Help! [View all] OnionPatch May 2013 OP

My understanding is that most sweet cherry trees need a pollinator. intheflow May 2013 #1

Well, I'm worried my neighbor cut down the pollinators. OnionPatch May 2013 #2