Hello Rye,
I am not very expert in this, as I don't use the system, so hopefully somebody
else can add more. Regarding the ice and icicles, these would not necessarily
mean you had a problem, as long as there was a coating of unfrozen water on
them at all times. This would prevent the ice from
The good news is that yes, there is a whole line of red-fleshed apples
with a range of tastes and growth habits that are also scab-resistant.
They are bred by Marcus Kobelt at Lubera in Switzerland
http://www.lubera.co.uk/luberacouk/redlove.html
The bad news is that they are not available in the
Thanks Con,
The spacing is one 360 degee nozzlee between each tree so each tree is hit from
both sides.
The ice is gone now and the flowers are still fragrant. The petals are a bit
translucent. Stems are still green but may be too early to tell anything.
Yeah I worry about the off hour. I
slice some incipient fruit thru the equator with your thumbnail or a knife -
healthy fruit will have pearlescent ovules - damage will show up as brown
tissue -
David Doud
voice of experience
On Feb 2, 2014, at 4:12 PM, Rye Hefley wrote:
Thanks Con,
The spacing is one 360 degee
Thanks David will do!
David Doud david_d...@me.com wrote:
slice some incipient fruit thru the equator with your thumbnail or a knife -
healthy fruit will have pearlescent ovules - damage will show up as brown
tissue -
David Doud
voice of experience
On Feb 2, 2014, at 4:12 PM, Rye
