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  1. Vera Astapova

    I ordered self-fertile peaches and apricots. Then I read on the Internet that they do not have self-fertile varieties and definitely need a pollinator

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    • OOO "Sad"

      — The vast majority of peach varieties are self-fertile. Therefore, do not worry: with proper care, the peach will delight you with fragrant fruits. But apricots with self-fertility are worse - they simply need a pair of a different variety. There are partially self-fertile apricots, but you won’t be able to get a rich harvest from them.

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  2. Natalya BUYKO, Alapaevsk, Sverdlovsk region

    In order for the apple tree to bear fruit well, I have been using a simple method for many years. At the time of bud swelling in the spring, I cover the trunk and near-stem circle with a diameter of 1,5 m with horse manure mixed with the remains of straw or hay (from the stall - what the horse trampled). This mulch nourishes the apple tree and helps retain moisture throughout the season. During the day, the straw part of the mulch heats up, and gradually cools down at night. Condensation forms on it, water droplets enter the root layer. Thus, the soil surface does not dry out and does not overheat, so the apple tree does not experience a lack of moisture even in the heat, and I get a good harvest every year.

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