Very useful, thankyou sir.

Great advice! I just ordered my Greengage, and I will have to keep these tips in mind :)

My tomatoes were diagnosed at a lab with CMM Bacterial Canker. I am planning for next spring. So Far on the to do list: Pull up all plants and dispose of (done)- pull up all weeds in proximity of a plant - spray the ground cover (I use a large plastic cover with 15 inch holes for the plants) - spray the fence - soak the cages, stakes, tools , cups and trays- spray the inside of the greenhouses - look for certified pathogen-free seeds and soak seeds w bleach solution - treat seedlings with streptomycin before transplant - treat with copper after transplant. (Last season I sprayed with peroxide and mancozeb but it did not help much Questions: 1) Is there an effective ground-soak I can use in the fall that will kill it in the soil? 2) Does peroxide kill cmm in the soil? 3) If not, can I spray the soil surface with a heavily diluted bleach solution in the fall and have the soil recover by spring? 4) How about one of those 'friendly bacteria' bio fungicides like "Revitalize" ? They do recommend it for ground soak but not sure if its effective tor CMM I have a pepper garden next to the tomato garden. Both are about 1,500 sq feet but are only 5 feet from each other - so close that I'm not sure switching them will help???

Hello Dan - good to see you on here. You may remember my grafting booklets from years back! Recognized your name and clicked on the video. Interesting presentation.

Great advice, Dan, thank you. Will try this on my passionfruit that was ringbarked by wippersnippers!

What accent is that? Sound irish and southern english at the ssme time

That's great. I have Oulins and Althan as a duo - I thought I could hear a needy chicken, we let ours roam the orchard too 😀😀

Thanks you - just added two pears to my orchard

How can you be sure that they originated in Almaty?

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When to do this pruning ???

Are you sure that they are plums?? I think they are apple trees

Wow, thanks You!!!

Some great tips by Dan. What rootstock is this tree grown on?

Thank you sir

Muntjac are killing all my fruit trees in Wiltshire

Short, sweet and insightful. Thank you 🙏🏼

Thanks!

Greengages are no.1, Thank you, ❤❤❤ from Tasmania Australia 😊.

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The snow will break all the branches and break the ones where we live

Beautiful video! Thank you sir

Can you do a pruning guide? I inherited a comice tree that is quite wild and I don't know how to tackle it

Do you still cut back in November in zone 5?

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Thanks for a Brilliant Vidclip ....... Now, I have a Massive Infestation of 'Wooly Aphids' .... Just how do I get rid of These Buggers ??????? :-) :-) :-) Best to ALL from ChCh, NZ

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My three pears had lots of blossom, however there are now nearly no pears at all (four or five only per tree). What when wrong? Do birds eat the flowers or something else happened?

Thank you

Thanks for the info. I have a greengage newly planted in a container with another plum. Hoping to keep small through pruning.

I usually buy ladybugs and release them on the infected tree. The aphids don't last long after release. The ladybug's usually stick around 2-4 years before they're gone. PS don't kill the babies as they are kinda scary looking. Not knowing they were ladybug larvae, I called the alligator bugs and killed them untill I found out what they were. These big vabies will eat many more aphids than the adults

At last someone who knows what there talking about on this problem. Thanks sir.

thanks for teaching us, from renton, washington 🇺🇸.

Thanks watching u from South Africa

My young tree produced its first fruits. Unfortunately aphids are going to town on it

What is the anti fungal paint you are talking about?

Thank you, sir. This is my exact problem, and now I have the solution.

Great info!

Nice, who can send me comise seeds,

I have wasps on drinking sweet nectar dripping down my plantain and I was wondering if they were pollinating the little flowers or destroying them for there sap either way I thought I'd better not get rid of them because they do some service to the bees for sure. i also thought birds and moths maybe pollinate too. Only problem I see with the wasps on my plantain is there's one really really big one that attacks the other smaller wasps and it will collect the liquid fly off for about 5 minutes come back and claim it's prize after shewing off the smaller hornets and wasps. This thing might be a yellow jacket...

We've recently moved to a New home with two mature apple trees. Your videos have been incredibly helpful!

Is there any requirement for the bud scion from a tree of a particular age? I've heard that scion wood from a fruit tree that flowered and fruited for a few years is preferred.

Good presentation. What im looking for is, if the branches get bend and burried in soil(partly), do they root. I know it works with fig trees.

There be the voice and hands of experience. 10/10 👍

Great tip! Thank you!

What if there are no bees?

Tying a tree with a sting like this does not let the trunk expand during growth. The portion under the grease band ends up significantly thinner than the rest of the trunk above. This creates a weak spot at the base of a tree. I did something similar and lost three fruiting trees to strong winds. They all snapped right where the banded portion was. So be careful with this technique.

Thank you so much for sharing this great idea, God Bless you Sir.

How long shold I left clothes pin on the branches before removing

Thank you, I'll be giving these a try this year