Crabapple crop....
By Lori
7 Sep, 2008
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I'm tempted to leave these on the tree for winter food for the birds and squirrels...Can anyone tell me if that will that diminish my crop next season?
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I'll be looking for Cedar Waxwings then, Wohlibuli! I think this tree sprouted from a squirrels leftovers!! I didn't plant it...but recognized the sprout as a fruit tree...was hoping it was a cherry. It's a lovely tree and every spring it is pink with blossom...and then these lovely coloured fruit. another reason why I enjoy having the squirrels visit once in a while, or maybe it was a waxwing!!
8 Sep, 2008
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The local middle school has these and it attracts Cedar Wax Wings, which does not seem to affect the amount of seedlings that sprout in the grass every year!
7 Sep, 2008