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Trees
indiglofish61

dwarf white peach trees

indiglofish61
9 years ago

I trimmed my dwarf white peach tree this last winter, and this summer there is no buds growing out for the peaches, can you tell me why, no peaches are coming out this year? I had lots of peaches last year.

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