Why do my cherries all fall off ?
By Gailaroma
Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Could close proximity to raspberies be the answer?
- 27 Jun, 2009
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Cannot for the life of me see why Raspberries would affect a Cherry in any way at all.
Lost a lot of the fruit from our cherries this year, we blame the odd weather,
27 Jun, 2009
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Someone else asked this recently - the answer might well be drought - if its dry when the cherries are forming, they will be sacrificed as a first defence. Cherries are shallow rooting so tend to dry out relatively quickly. Although some loss of immature fruit is normal during June anyway.
27 Jun, 2009