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Gardening

LaydeeBug

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5. Thank you, and THANKS EVERYONE. I think I want some dwarf fruit trees anyway.

Reply to TygrBright (Reply #4)

Wed May 15, 2013, 04:43 PM

May 2013

When I was a girl, we had a peach tree in my back yard that flowered and produced fruit.

I might do the same, but this tree was established...I'd have no idea where to begin

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I have a silver maple tree growing too close to my shed... [View all] LaydeeBug May 2013 OP

They are, kind of. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2013 #1

I agree. postulater May 2013 #2

Aw, just move the shed. Scuba May 2013 #3

They aren't great trees for homeowners TygrBright May 2013 #4

Thank you, and THANKS EVERYONE. I think I want some dwarf fruit trees anyway. LaydeeBug May 2013 #5

If it's a large, established tree, get some professional help. TygrBright May 2013 #6

It's only about siz feet high at this point. The chainsaw can handle it. lol nt LaydeeBug May 2013 #7