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Where I work, we have talked about next year using fine mosquito netting on the berries and even cherries. Most of our sweet cherries are grown...
One thing I learned at the SWD workshop I attended- freezing your fruit immediately upon picking will kill eggs/first instar larvae before they...
Cherry fruit fly is also a possibility, but from what I've heard they are not as likely in sour cherries as in sweet. SWD hits both. For the...
Probably stress, possibly frost.
If you are finding tiny holes in the fruit, and maggots inside, it could be Spotted Wing Drosophila- a new pest in Washington, Oregon, and BC last...
Beautiful. We have several of these and look forward each year to this lovely new growth.
You need a male A. kolomitka kiwi to pollenize your Arctic Beauty. The male kiwis always seem less vigorous than the females.
Perhaps both. Only image 2 looks like anthracnose (even that is not clearly anthracnose). The others look more like winter damage (mostly healed).
Look at the thinning videos here for how and when-http://www.youtube.com/user/CloudMountainNursery#
Thanks, Daniel. Now we can answer the question we've asked ourselves before, should we try planting some Sea Blush in our "San Juan Islands" bed?...
Visited the garden yesterday, first time in almost 2 years. We saw this plant along the sides of the path leading from the tunnel towards the...
Perhaps all three were frost damaged while in bud. Down here, we had a hard frost about 2 weeks ago, many plants that had broken dormancy but not...
Haven't found any variety particularly resistant.
A self fertile sweet cherry (Black Gold, White Gold, Vandelay are good choices) on dwarf rootstock could be fan trained. Or in 10' you could do...
