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Question? I bought a lime tree in Fla.It was only about 4 inches high when I
bought it!I have babied this tree for 3 years,it now has buds on the top of
it!I live in Maine and there are no bees around this time of year!!!!And it
is the only lime tree I have...Is there anything I can do to turn the
flowers into fruit...Or will this just happen... Don't know... Please
help... Thanks

I purchased an asian pear (20 century) from my local nursery here in
Dallas, TX
area two months ago. I noticed the tree started blooming around early
september, now (late september) I have observed several little fruits
on the tree.
How this happens? According to the folks at the nursery, plus other
internet sources, all
asian pears including 20-century suppose to start blooming in early
sprint?

Now we are about 2 months away from winter, what would happen to those
fruits? are they going to survive the cold weather?

Thanks in advance for your comments.

JIMMY

Hi,
I have been trying to keep birds and rodents from my blue berries and young
fruit trees. I don't use sprays or anything poisonous on my gardens. I have
tried nets pie, pans, and radios with minor success.
any suggestions.
Also some one should moderate this group to keep the Spam to a minimum.
geoff

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