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Clay soil holds moisture well but drains slowly. Improve structure with compost and plant bare-root trees during dormancy for strong root establishment.
Dwarf rootstocks suit patios and small plots, while vigorous types need more room. Match rootstock to soil, climate, and pruning confidence.
Established trees benefit from a balanced feed in early spring. Apply around the drip line and water well to encourage healthy growth and fruit set.
Remove dead, diseased, and crossing branches during dormancy. Aim for an open goblet shape that lets light reach ripening fruit.
Cedar resists rot without treatment. Build a deep frame, line with permeable membrane, and fill with acidic compost for healthy strawberry plants.
A strong jet of water dislodges aphids from tender shoots. Encourage ladybirds and lacewings by planting nectar-rich flowers nearby.
Pick pears when slightly underripe and store in a cool, dark place. Check regularly because they ripen from the inside out.
A sharp bypass pruner, sturdy loppers, and a fine-toothed saw cover most orchard tasks. Clean blades between trees to avoid spreading disease.
Cedar posts and native hedging create shelter without shading fruit. Leave gaps for wildlife corridors and check planning rules before planting.
Espaliers save space and look handsome against a sunny wall. Tie shoots to canes, prune in summer, and choose spur-bearing varieties.
Brown rot, scab, and canker show distinct marks on leaves and fruit. Early identification limits spread and protects neighbouring trees.