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sweet cherry 'Stella'
By Surreylad
- 12 May, 2012
- 13 likes
got this this year from 'T' and gave it little hope as it was only £7, but bucket of compost and plenty of tea feed and it's got some flowers on it all ready.....
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cheers mate :-)
12 May, 2012
Pretty
12 May, 2012
Lovely flowers, aren´they SL? Please, can you explain more that comment on tea feed and its association with cherry tree blooming?
13 May, 2012
Pretty blossom :o)
13 May, 2012
Thanks Sheilar,Terra :-)
Thanks Kat, i use a home made liquid tea feed, old tea leaves or tea bags stewed in water, then watered 15ml to 5 ltrs of water, works a treat...
13 May, 2012
Lovely..i use tea too SL and coffee grains! ;)
13 May, 2012
SL@..treat of what?
13 May, 2012
Just means it works really well Katarina! :)) I find my Stella fruits fairly well, but I never get to eat the fruit as the birds take them all before they are anywhere near ripe! I should put a net over them really....I might one of these days. But I can't understand why they do that to my tree, which is right beside the house....and a couple of miles down the road there are two huge unprotected dessert cherry trees not near a house, that are always covered with ripe fruit! Ah, the injustice of it :(
13 May, 2012
Karen@ explanation is simple. They are not so delicious as yours :))
And thank you for explanation.
13 May, 2012
Oh Katarina, I can assure you....I've 'stolen' some in the past and they are the best tasting cherries I've ever tasted! :)))))
13 May, 2012
You must steal faster than birds then.
13 May, 2012
thanks everyone, i've only just started this tree this year but i have a wild cherry to distract the birds, well that's the plan :-)
13 May, 2012
;)
13 May, 2012
:-))
13 May, 2012
Hope your strategic plan will work :))
14 May, 2012
Thanks Kat :-)
14 May, 2012
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pretty close up - dainty flowers :))
12 May, 2012