Inga edulis and Inga feuilleei thrive in subtropical gardens, offering rapid growth, shade, and ecological benefits while requiring careful site selection and root management for optimal use. #LoveHomeGrown
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Gallery, Plant Care, Plant propagation, Plant Selection, Tree Pruning, What is thriving this season?
The Anna and Ein Shemer apple varieties grow well in our orchard,, but proper pruning and management, is needed to increase sunlight exposure and boost yields. #LoveHomeGrown.
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Plant Care, Tree Pruning, Winter gardening in the subtropics
Despite initial drought and slow growth of giant granadilla vines, recent pruning and good weather improved their health and yield. Proactive care, like pruning, boosted productivity and resilience. #LoveHomeGrown
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Plant Care, Tree Pruning
Pruning plum trees in Zambia should occur just after rains, before winter for early fruiting varieties, and after winter for later-blooming kinds. Pruning technique involves trimming long branches, removing inward growing limbs and low branches, and applying Vaseline to cuts. Cut branches can be used as mulch or for plant propagation.
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Plant Care, Tree Pruning