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Hi Noelle Here are the two limes. There is some flesh bruises but I have been squeezing the fruit so I can imagine this is the reason for the discolor ...

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Hi all So the squeeze test shows it’s a little soft but could be explained by the thinner skin. It’s not mushy at all. These two surfaces are upward f ...

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Hi Mitch Is this the same problem, of scale insects? Limes in this case.

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G'day Jacob, thanks for replying. I'll check out the soil with my trusty multimeter later and report back. No evidence of insects, let's see. Best Joh ...

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Photographed my lavender this morning in Mernda, Victoria. They are looking partially dead or dying, and yet regrowth is evident. I did the 'normal' t ...

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Small update We had a friend over installing some lights so we asked him to pound in our star stakes. No concrete. Architecturally, these are very vis ...

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Many thanks Mitchell. I will explore this further, and revert. John

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Mernda, Melbourne I’m looking for a simple design for my freestanding espalier apple tree. Its about 1.4m high with three branches one left and two ...

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Hi @John57, That's a bit of a headscratcher. Is there anything you can think of that is different to the rest of the garden bed? The proximity to ...

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Hi @John57, I'd suggest that Galvanised steel pipe would be a great option for a freestanding espalier frame, particularly in Melbourne’s conditions ...

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Hi @John57, Thanks for sharing your photos of the Fuji apple tree. The fuzzy appearance on the branches is likely natural fine hairs or lenticels co ...

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Hi @John57, Please note you can embed YouTube videos into your Bunnings Workshop posts. Sorry we don't currently offer video hosting, but you are ce ...

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Hello @John57 Lorikeets munching on your apricot tree leaves definitely sounds like a cheeky afternoon for them and a surprise for you! While lorik ...

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Hi @John57, Yes, you can go ahead and nip those shoots off as close to the root or main trunk as possible. They’re likely suckers growing from the r ...

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Kind of a Big Deal

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Hi @John57 The fruits can be eaten as the disease does not affect taste nor does it pose a threat to you. However, you may find there are spots on th ...

Having an Impact

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Hi Noelle Here are the two limes. There is some flesh bruises but I have been squeezing the fruit so I can imagine this is the reason for the discolor ...

Having an Impact

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Hi all So the squeeze test shows it’s a little soft but could be explained by the thinner skin. It’s not mushy at all. These two surfaces are upward f ...

Having an Impact

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Hi Mitch Is this the same problem, of scale insects? Limes in this case.

Having an Impact

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Small update We had a friend over installing some lights so we asked him to pound in our star stakes. No concrete. Architecturally, these are very vis ...

Having an Impact

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Mernda, Melbourne I’m looking for a simple design for my freestanding espalier apple tree. Its about 1.4m high with three branches one left and two ...

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G'day Mitchel, Thanks for your reply here. The branch and bud both look natural rather than like an add-on fungus. Hairs rather than powder Last sea ...

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My video (photo only cos you can’t add vids) this afternoon of lorikeets eating the leaves on the apricot tree. Bird salad! Is this an issue I shou ...

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We discovered a simple yet highly successful treatment that has fully recovered our peach tree from fungal infection. The earliest symptoms were curly ...

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