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Expert Profile: Nick McCann

Expertise:  I am knowledgable about most all southern fruit varieties....but limited on northern

Experience in the area
8 years as a accredited Master Gardner in Florida

Organizations
Master Gardner association of Charlotte County Florida

Education/Credentials
above

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 4780
Knowledge   9.89   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.89   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.98   Best of the best
Politeness   9.97   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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0
Max Questions to be Asked
(in 24 Hour period)
5
Total Questions
(since joining AllExperts)
476
Recent Reviews from Users
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User Comments
Hi Nick Thanks for your help and prompt response. I will wait awhile yet to harvest my first apple crop. Best wishes Alex Meiklejon
(Alex on 08/30/08)
thanks a bunch
(tana on 08/18/08)
Thanks so much!
(December on 08/14/08)
Wow! Wonderful! I have everything I need, and it was done so quickly and seamlessly. I give Nick a full house of 10's! Thanks again!
(Laura on 08/12/08)
Nick, Thanks very much for such a quick and concise answer. Laura
(Laura on 08/11/08)
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Recent Answers from Nick McCann
2008-08-30  my fruit tree Hi pa, they are more then likely carpenter ants, and are nesting in a rotted section of the citrus (quite common actually); if they aren't close to your house, then I wouldn't be concerned, but they are...
2008-08-29  indoor fruit trees Mari, there are numerous pit falls, the biggest would be pollination, they need to be pollinated by insects and that would be difficult inside; other problems would be a very large conatiner would be required...
2008-08-25  Terrace Diamond Dwarf Peach Hi Roy, your conservatory may be a tough place to grow these, many fruits require cross pollination by insects; your Peach sounds like its doing just fine, sending out new growth as it is, so I would keep...
2008-08-16  paw paw trees Hi Tana, Paw Paw fruit should have been evident the year after planting, they are not self compatable so cross pollination "is" needed;I am assuming it did flower for you so I suggest you get yourself...
2008-08-13  Meyer lemon from pot to ground Go right ahead and plant it in the ground, but make sure you do it correctly and don't upset the root ball or you could degrade the fruit and it will be shed by the plant; take the entire root ball, intact...
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