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Initial post 9 JUN 08 by Unregistered Guest
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Question: I Just bought a Pakistani Fruiting Mullberry tree. How big does it grow? How much room does it need?
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The Pakistan Mulberry is a very prolific fruiting tree and should provide you will delicious 3"-5" long raspberry-like fruit.
Mulberry trees are fast growing and can get quite large. The Pakistan Fruiting Mulberry can get up to 40-50 feet tall and 40-45 feet wide. We usually prune them to keep them half that size. Of you "bob" or pollard them as some do, you will not get much fruit and make an ugly tree in my opinion.
More information can be found at http://www.lecooke.com/Nursery/Flyers/Shades.html
and photos at http://www.creatorspalette.com/Ornamental_&_Shade_Trees/391297
Ron Ludekens
President
L.E. Cooke Co
www.lecooke.com
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Initial post 29 MAY 08 by Unregistered Guest
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Can my newly planted Brown Turkey Fig tree get root rot if watered too much?. I live in the desert with hot winds and sometimes the leaves are wilty in the afternoon sun.
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Reply #1 of 3 posted 1 JUN 08 by Lyn
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You have posted to HelpMeFind/Roses. If you want information about your fig tree, you should probably do a Google search for information or contact the supplier directly.
Smiles,
Lyn
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Reply #3 of 3 posted 4 JUN 08 by Unregistered Guest
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Thank you for this information. I will keep close watch for problem It continues to look well most of the time and wilting has decreased. Actually it's getting many new leaves and all look healthy.
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Reply #2 of 3 posted 2 JUN 08 by Unregistered Guest
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Figs are a water sensitive plant. Over watering can create root problems, especially if poor drainage.
I'm concerned that you have wilted leaves. This means the roots probably are not fully established or have some root damage already. A normal soil profile, if watered deep, would have sufficient moisture for a fig tree to not wither each afternoon.
1) If you have good drainage, soak the tree well for a few hours so water goes deep and see if that will keep it un-wilted for a few days.
2) If not, you will have to water lightly daily to keep the tree alive through the hot months and then hope the roots develop deeper in the cooler months when you are able to not water for a few days on end.
Good luck.
Ron Ludekens
President
L.E. Cooke Co
www.lecooke.com
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Initial post 28 MAR 07 by Unregistered Guest
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I am trying to find a Blue Tree Wisteria. Preferibly one that is grafted. Can you help me. I live in Central California and Southern Nevada.
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Call us at 559-732-9146 or email sales@lecooke.com and tell us where you live. I will have a sales person contact you with the closet retailers that received some Blue Tree Wisteria this winter. Thank you for your interest.
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 29 MAR 07 by Unregistered Guest
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I live in Pahrump, NV, however I travel to Visalia often. I will be in Visalia Monday April 2 for nine days. I can pick one up at ether location. My phone number is:
William Blankenship, Sr.
Pahrump: 775-727-7492
Cell (Visalia) 559-786-2815
Thanks for The Help. Bill
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Initial post 28 MAR 07 by Unregistered Guest
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I am trying find blue tree Wisteria. Preferibly a one that is grafted. Can you help me.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 29 MAR 07 by Unregistered Guest
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Call us at 559-732-9146 or email sales@lecooke.com and tell us where you live. I will have a sales person contact you with the closet retailers that received some Blue Tree Wisteria this winter. Thank you for your interest.
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