Wild tree in my backyard is producing fruit. I believe it's a peach tree, the fruit are golfball size and green. Is that normal for them this time of year? I'm in South central Arkansas. Anything in particular I need to do to help it grow and produce? It seems to be doing pretty good on its own. submitted by /u/deviantanima [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Yesterday I ate an orange that I thought was normal other than the fact that the inside was more orange than usual but fruits are diverse in appearance so I assumed it was fine. Today I looked in the bag and one orange was very very moldy. The one I ate had no mold. Am I good? Haven’t had anything happen to me like diarrhea etc submitted by /u/ViolentZo [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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We have a gorgeous grapefruit free in our new backyard, but we aren’t sure which type! Are these Oro Blanco? They are mostly bitter with a tiny bit of sweetness (wouldn’t necessarily eat the fruit by itself). So I’m not sure if that’s exactly right. Any other guesses? I know nothing about grapefruits and have never been a massive fan (aside from the occasional Paloma drink). Any tips for recipes or uses also very welcome!! submitted by /u/sadhandwrittenbook33 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a cattle panel arch just like this one between 2 of my raised beds. Does anyone know if I can fit 4 grapevines on it? submitted by /u/christi2107 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

This plumb tree only one looks like its dry or not helathy, anyone knowd what could it be? There was few colder days but this one is only like this and there is 30 of them. Its 1.5 yrs old Sorry for bad image quality submitted by /u/Competitive-Look-168 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I don't eat mangoes ever. Are these brown and white spots normal? submitted by /u/Curious_Balance_1670 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I’ve never grown strawberries before. I just bought a whole tray of starts. I’m reading that the best time to plant them in my area is in November. Aside from lots of nitrogen, is there anything that I should keep in mind when planting them (this weekend)? submitted by /u/ASecularBuddhist [visit reddit] [comments ..read more