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| Kristine | 11/20/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you Nick I'll be getting a ..... |
| Gene | 11/19/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank a lot! I'll get the oil ..... |
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Hi Carrie, given the fact that you don't know what type of Orange it is, my recommendation is to treat it for the insect problem , but also get yourself another one that you personally would prefer; the
Hi Marie, I would never recomend the moving of even a fair size fruit tree by the owner, it takes a professional with the proper equipment, for the entire root ball must be taken up intact,or the tree
Hi James, I don't know where you live, but many nurseries have Bananas that are already established and growing, especially here in Florida, if you are in a colder climate zone and the local nurseries
Hi Kristine, You didn't give any details on the planting procedure, I will need to know that to address any problems it may be having, but it sounds like transplant shock; cross pollinators for a Tangelo
Hi Gene, Its called "Sooty Mold" it is innocuous but it is indeed unsightly; it is attracted to the secretions, given off by feeding insects, usually Aphids and is actually letting you know that you have

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