Peach

Arborists use a practiced series of cuts to get rid of dead tree branches. You can start at the bottom of a dead branch and… Read More »How Do You Prune Dead Branches?

In unisexual flowers pollination success decides fruit formation. Thus, all flowers do not turn into fruits. Only the flowers that undergo fusion of male and… Read More »Do Blossoms Turn Into Fruit?

Some tree species are dioecious, meaning they produce single sex flowers (either male or female). Male flowers produce pollen and no fruits and female flowers… Read More »Do Male Fruit Trees Bear Fruit?

It’s recommended not to remove more than 25% of a tree’s canopy at one time. Clean out the clutter. Trim away growth coming from the… Read More »How Much Of A Tree Can You Cut Without Killing It?

When pruned properly, removed tree branches will not grow back. Instead, the tree will grow what looks like a callous over the pruning cut, which… Read More »Do Trees Grow Back After Being Pruned?

Once a tree is cut down, the trunk is broken off into mulch and hauled away or cut into smaller logs or blocks for extra… Read More »What Happens To A Tree After It Is Cut Down?

A tree will not be able to survive if all of its branches are cut off. This is why it’s important that, when you’re pruning… Read More »What Happens If You Cut All The Branches Off A Tree?

When plants have too little water, leaves turn brown and wilt. This also occurs when plants have too much water. The biggest difference between the… Read More »How Do I Know If I Am Over Or Under Watering?

Proper pruning encourages strong growth, increases flower and fruit production, improves plant health, and removes damaged limbs, all which give aesthetic appeal to a tree.… Read More »Do Trees Really Need To Be Pruned?

While peach trees are typically dormant in the winter, they still need cool temperatures to flower and produce ripe fruit. During this time, tiny flower… Read More »Does A Peach Start With A Flower?