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Think I will clump the barrels about 10 feet apart for additional pollination. Good or bad for the peach barrels?Īll three are advertised as self-fruitful but the Sunset book advises that Honey Babe needs another dwarf peach pollinator in the Northwest.

Sound OK? I saw a post on shredded coconut husk that it retained moisture. Think the mix will be fast draining and want to use some perlite.

Think I will add some to the 1/2 barrel soil mix unless someone out there has info that might change my mind. Any one using that? I used some on my snap peas last year and thought it improved the growth and yield. Don't know what they are and if they show up again on our new dwarf peaches.any ideas?ĭid a search on mycorrhizae soil amendment but found nothing. That tree had some peaches but there were always some green triangular flying bugs/beetles that would eat on the peaches. It did not look good then and died out 100% this month. Agree? There is a full size peach tree that we inherited four years ago when we moved from CA. Seller says DWN has sprayed for peach leaf curl and I do not need to do this until next winter.

Which would get your vote? I might split them up. Don't have full sun all day long, but a choice of morning sun/afternoon shade OR morning shade/afternoon sun. If you prefer, you can shop from our secure web-site and the trees of your choice will be carefully packaged and delivered straight to your door.Hi, just came home with 2 El Dorado, 2 Honey Babe and 1 Pix Zee.

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