At ground level all the green flesh is off and only a brown stem. Abone is normal growth. I wonder if this is a problem?

What is the best covering for new small tropical fruit trees, sheets? I live in 9b and it got near freezing. So for next time what covering is best?

I live in zone 9b ion the Florida Coast. I have 3 everblooming mulberries and they took a whipping after the hurricanes in October. To get them bearing again should I prune them. Do they fruit from new growth?

I am new to grafting and learned that there is a chart somewhere that gives the best months to graft different tropical fruits and best temperature range for graft. Where can I find this.

I need help growing fig trees. If anyone has success please share.

I have three trees now and the t,so oldest bore fruit onc3 in the early summer but nothing since. They look healthy. Where is the everbearing part?

Sorry, but I need help reading the postings. My text is light grey and very small, how can I make adjustments?

I recently planted these from a 3 gallon container and wonder what to expect. The soursop was from seed and is 3 feet tall, the Guava came from Walmart with a ,Pine ,island info tag but no variety name other than showing a pink inside . What variety might this be?

Just added two mango's to the grove, a Pickering and a Coconut Cream., already have a Carrie and a NDM.

I bought a grumpy 4 years ago in a 7 gallon  container, since then I have tried to baby it but it grows little but does flower but only 6 fruits this year. Could it have been in the pot too long? And will it recover? I hate to dig it up but 4 years is a lot when you are 73 years old. Advice please. It is getting a lot of sun with a southern exposure, water, fertilizer, micro nutrients.

I recently learned to spray sulphur on my mangoes if I have powdery mildew, what is it, how is it applied, is it in powder form or is it sold by another name. I don't have the problem yet but want to learn. What amounts to use.

I have a Lisa atemoya purchased from a local nursery and it is 3 years old. I have three small fruit for the first time, naturally pollinated but the tree looks more like a shrub than a tree. It has a central stem but it is only about 2 inches in diameter and it has 4 very long branches . It is nout 5 feet tall and just as wide. No central stem above the 4 branches that almost touch the ground. I m supporting it with ropes and stakes. It is mulched and gets regular weekly watering. Is this growth natural? Had lots of flowers in April and. Few now. How can I get more fruit. This is my first atemoya and don't know what to expect.

Mt grumichama is 4 years old and about 6 feet with two main branches but very few fruit, it gets regular water and fertilizer but vas very slow growth, suggestions to make it more vigorous please?