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Blooms on Burmese Grape

13 years ago

I noticed 2 little bloom spikes on one Burmese Grape tree. I will post pictures once the flowers open.

Nothing will come of them since it needs a second tree blooming to make fruit.

I am just happy to see a bloom. My trees are infested with something. After a few doses of matheleon and soap they are looking better but still seriously messed up.

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rayandgwenn
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13 years ago
Here is the first picture of the buds:

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