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re: Ideas for fruit trees to grow in south Louisiana
Posted on 3/20/17 at 12:42 pm to nateslu1
Posted on 3/20/17 at 12:42 pm to nateslu1
2 problems with peach and apples in S LA:
- both produce much better with a certain # of hours below Xdegrees and you need to be at least 50 miles north of BR to expect those temps consistently. i don't remember the exact numbers, but call Clegg's Nursery and ask for Johnny Naylor if interested.
- there is a wasp that lays eggs in the blossoms and then hatches in the mature fruit with a big appetite. this can be controlled through spraying (again, i'm not sure of the specifics) but you need to be vigilant and there is a schedule of repeat applications.
- both produce much better with a certain # of hours below Xdegrees and you need to be at least 50 miles north of BR to expect those temps consistently. i don't remember the exact numbers, but call Clegg's Nursery and ask for Johnny Naylor if interested.
- there is a wasp that lays eggs in the blossoms and then hatches in the mature fruit with a big appetite. this can be controlled through spraying (again, i'm not sure of the specifics) but you need to be vigilant and there is a schedule of repeat applications.
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