Is this good for pecan trees?
1054183
Probably not, because the drench would be absorbed into the pecans. I use fruit tree spray for my fruit trees.
1100372
I've tried on maple and crab apple tree and seemed to work. I did have to treat it over couple of seasons though.
16447
I have had excellent results with both ripping and cross-cuts in Pecan, and there isn't a harder wood in my opinion.
2058256
I used it last summer on my flowering pear tree that had a root exposed which kept sprouting. It has totally fixed the problem. The tree was not hurt and the root did not have sprouts popping up daily.
122453
I'm sorry but I have limited know;edge of the nutritional needs o,f asian pears. Therefore I cannot answer the question. I bought the sinc sulfate for use on pecans.
2178527
As long as the sand is dry should do fine. Its not heavy duty enough for wet sand or wet lime, or manure. Great for pellet fertilizer and dry sand.
1278454
should work fine... I use it for small to 2.5 inch Oleander branches(medium hardness)
212785
I have used the Texan York Nut cracker on pecans and it worked real well cracking the nuts. I have not done many almonds yet I know the blades are quite sharp and would do almonds very well. you will not go wrong with this cracker. It will work good for you.
994837
I've never used it to crack chestnuts before, just pecans, but this is the best nutcracker I've ever owned. I can apply little pressure and get the whole pecan right out the shell without it falling apart.
2189692
You can purchase the electronic equivalent (except for probe length) for under $20 at your nearest garden nursery. I have owned a Pecan orchard of >1400 trees and understand your need. A good i.e. useful moisture meter will cost you $400+.
53717
Yes it may pick up some stones. It will also pick up the loose hulls around the pecans and some leaves. I still recommend it though as it makes gathering the nuts so much easier. I do have to do some sorting but I can pick up a 5 gallon bucket full in about 20 minutes now. It is so much easier on the back. Our trees have a bumper crop this year and I would never get even a small percentage harvested just picking them up.
2006716
Have used it on dogwood trees. Do not have crepe myrtles but should be fine. Great product. Just follow recommended application.
1870306
I haven't tried acorns; but, it is amazing for picking up pecans. It picks up very few sticks, leaves and hulls. I bet the small one would work just as well with the acorns.
2185302
I don't actually have nuts in my yard, nor do I have much familiarity with how big most nuts are, right off the tree, except for walnuts. I think it would pick up walnuts without any difficulty. The Sweet Gum tree balls are about an inch in diameter, and the pine cones it picked up were about an inch in diameter and about 3 inches long.
2182944
Yes, it is excellent for nutmeg. You just have to make sure you keep a firm grip on nutmeg.
1146177
I have used it with grapefruit, oranges, key limes, kumquats, and star fruit. With these it works great.The adjustable pole is a nice plus over the non-adjustable one that broke on me after 10+ years.I don't see why it would not pick persimmons.
165008
I found that maple leaves that fall on the gutter brush blow off in the wind. Im can't be sure about pecan leaves but I don't know why they also would not blow off.