Pollination: Requires cross-pollination. Pick varieties known to pollinate one another, as some varieties are incapable of this.There are also dwarf and semi-dwarf cultivars available. ![]() An almond is not a true nut but instead is a fruit stone, similar to that produced by other Prunus species. If you crack open the pit, you find the "nut" that we eat. The almond resembles an immature peach on the tree. ![]() There are quite a few pests and diseases that attack the various Prunus species, but there are both chemical and organic ways of controlling these problems. It's great if you want to attract some avian friends to your yard but can be quite annoying if you're trying to raise a fruit crop. The foliage of many species is toxic to cud chewers such as goat and cattle.īirds love these fruit trees, which can be a double-edged sword. These trees and shrubs can be dangerous to plant if you have livestock.
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