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Cut off sucker shoots from around the bases of apple and pear trees.

Spray fruit trees with tar oil winter wash. Soak trees thoroughly. This will kill overwintering eggs of pests and will also help remove algae.

Prune apple trees. Burn the branches you have pruned to avoid the spread of disease.

Regularly inspect fruits in storage, removing any with signs of decay

GARDENS AROUND THE WORLD

BACKYARD BIRDS

sabina of sask canada -   "i cant wait til spring to plant more raspberry bushes to attract the birds."

Elaine of Denver, PA - "We put wild bird seed and walnuts on our outside kitchen window sill, which faces our apple tree in our back yard, and watch all the birds and two favorite squirrels come and eat and visit every morning."

Shirley of Green Bay, Wisconsin   "I stayed home from work one day because of a migraine headache. When I got up around ten in the morning,I saw movement out my kitchen window. There were hundreds of cedar waxwings that were migrating through the area and stopped for a meal of European mountain ash berries. They were everywhere-in the trees and on the ground-only for a short while"

Fran of St. Charles, MO -   "Cardinals enjoy eating the berries from dogwood trees. Incorporate berry-producing plants such as this in your landscape for both you and the birds to enjoy in the winter months."

sue of west lafayette Indiana   "We have a Washington hawthorn in our yard near our feeding pole. Each spring a flock of cedar waxwing comes through and clear the tree of it beautiful berries and just a few days. Last year the robins beat the waxwings to it and the wax wings looked a bit confused. After a day, they moved on to find other food. I am hoping this spring the waxwings won't be disappointed"

Doreen of Ontario -   "you should have a bird bath they love it as well as their food"

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