Twelve years ago, as a housewarming gift, I was given a white peach tree ... potential for frost damage. Spring is a good time to move cold, sensitive or thin-barked plants. Trees, especially ...

If the cold weather damages the buds on the trees, it could wipe ... changed," said Heiling. New Jersey ranks 4th nationally in peach production. Obviously keeping frost from the crops is a ...

Depending on your area and climate, peach trees can grow easily without risk of frost, pests, or disease. But in areas with ...

There are several reasons why some peach trees might not bear fruit as well. These include frost damage, insufficient light, or not experiencing enough chilling hours. Similar to how seeds need ...

With its barren fruit trees punctuated ... for our peach crop this year,” said Russo, who would prefer the temperature to be in the more seasonable 40s instead of the 50s. WHYY thanks our sponsors — ...

Native dogwoods, whose striking four-petal pink or white flowers are really modified leaves called bracts, often lose the outer two bracts if a frost hits while the trees are still budding ...

Otherwise, the frigid temps can cause frost injury on any fresh cuts. You shouldn't prune your peach tree in summer, fall, or early winter. "People think about pruning in summer, but this is when ...

“And if you get a frost after that ... That affects the quality of the fruit.” Peach trees in South Jersey generally bloom between April 10 and 15. The blossoms last for just a week or ...

Southwestern Michigan was under a Frost Advisory Friday morning. This came at a time where many fruit crops vulnerable as growing season continues. Hildebrand Fruit Farms owner Mile Hildebrand ...

Prognostications of the probable Delaware peach crop of next Summer just now seem to be the chief intellectual entertainment of the Delaware growers, and the newspapers of the entire peninsula are ...