Fruit Trees still dormant!

9 years ago

Here it is the middle of May....and I have 2 trees that are still dormant??? My Stark Saturn Peach and my Flavor Delight Aprium are not leafed out. What is going on with this?

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fruitnut Z7 4500ft SW TX
9 years ago
Either they're dead or severely lacking in chilling. You've complained about chilling so that's probably the issue.
Puggylover Zone 9B Norco, CA
9 years ago
Fire duck~

A few of my trees still look horrible. We did not get enough chill hours here this year....somewhere around 83 for me.

Not a good fruit year. Eva's pride is the ONLY tree that set normally..
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Fruit Trees still dormant!

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fruitnut Z7 4500ft SW TX

Puggylover Zone 9B Norco, CA

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