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Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 22:22
| Please Help, I have had my Peach Tree since March. It was in a 24inch box and had lots of fruit!!! Now going into June with extreme heat up to 115 degrees every day. It looks like the peach tree is dying..... I have been deep watering every other day the whole month of June. But it still looks like it is dying!!!! Please help!!! I don't know if I am watering to much or not enough... Every time I water I fill the Well up, Is this right???? |
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| Could have a root problem or Peach Twig Bore; I would say it is a goner; but you would find much more wisdom on the Fruit and Orchard forum. |
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| Someone please tell me why AGAIN why people who live in the hottest and driest part of the country surround plants with masonry walls and no mulch? :-( |
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| In his defense the masonry wall probably came with the house. |
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- Posted by MrThomas85 none (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 23:11
| rhizo_1 I decided, not to put mulch because in Arizona we have a big "SCORPION" problem which happens to love mulch... I have another peach tree that did the same thing last year. Now Its growing really nice, even though its 115 degrees.... |
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