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I finally found a Redhaven about 4 or 5 years ago. It is much later to leaf out in the spring than my other fruit trees. I checked it yesterday...
I didn't have any luck with my plum trees, I think it must have been the dry summer we had :( Oh well, there is always next year.
That's a good idea, maybe next year because it's a bit late now for them to ship bareroot.
I have not had any luck in getting a peach tree in the area, apparently the grower where most come from sold out very quickly this year, I think...
Yogurt your enthusiasm is infectious, I am off to find myself a Harmony. I have nice moved a little north but I am still south of Ottawa.
Yes, there's not much we can do really except keep our fingers crossed that the temperature doesn't dip so much to kill the flower buds. Peach...
Lucky you, I am going to buy one next spring for sure, I'm glad the Harmony is a good recommendation.
I went looking for small Emerald cedars but they have all sold out at this point. Some places might get some in again in September but probably...
Thanks for the reply. This time of year all the grocery store garden centres are closing up so I got some very inexpensive plants to experiment...
I agree, they are best left natural looking. Maybe ask the "trouble maker" what they think should be planted there instead for esthetic purposes?...
Thanks, I did cut it and did a google search and it is in fact a Scleroderma bovista. I have NEVER seen these before in any garden I've had before.
You could go to the expense and trouble of putting down landscape fabric but most people don't bother because it's shaded and nothing will grow...
I just found these in my garden today and thought they were a bulb or something but a few people on another thread thought they were puff balls....
Thanks for the feedback everyone, I had no idea they would be a mushroom, I'll try over there.
