Has anyone used it on Sand Hill Plums. They are like a cherry
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me again.. the width of the chute is a hair over 1-1/8". as long as the plums are smaller than that, i would think it would work (i'm a mechanical engineer, so it's a fairly educated guess).
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i haven't used it on plums, but if they are small like a cherry with a pit similar to a cherry, i would assume it would work as it works on a variety of cherries which are different sizes.
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I haven't tried this one yet (exactly), but if you check out a blog called Orangette (at blogspot.com), there is a great recipe for Plum Ginger Crumble. I tried it and loved it so much that I now plan to make it as a pie. I am hoping it will work as well with canned plums as with fresh.
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As long as plums are 1 1/2 inches in diameter or more it would work great. Best invention yet!
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I used this on sweet cherries and it left the pit attached about 1 out of 20 cherries, then tried it on my sour cherries which are quite a bit smaller, it left the pit attached in about 19 out of 20 cherries, it got to be such a pain I did the rest of the 4 gallons I had by hand. When the third sour cherry tree was ripe I pulled it out and tried it again, these cherries are a bit bigger then the other trees and it did do better leaving the pit attached in about 5 out of 20 cherries.
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I have used it on pecans and hickory nuts. It works very well on them. We have used it on small and large as well as thick and thin shelled.love it..hasn't failed us yet
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I only used with emons, lme and ginger root w/cucumber. Residue does settle at the buttom. Its just me. So theirs no finger prnters on it. Hope i answered to your satisfaction.
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Yes, the pitter works great with Raniers. I just processed 30 lbs of Ranier cherries this morning. Many of them were quite large. I had to push several out of the opening after pitting, then re-pit some. The pitter works perfectly with the sour cherries as well. I love this gadget!
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Never tried it, but I just re-applied to my fruit trees' new growth. This morning I found some of the leaves and new shoots with the dried liquid on it nibbled!! Darn, the deer here no longer mind it.
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I've used on perfinished with no problems, I've used it on oak and maple. I'll be installing another floor next week and it's a perfinished cherry.
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I've tried using it on a plum tree stump that keeps sprouting, the growth will die, but new shoots will sprout the next year. I've sprayed it for 3 years now. So to answer your question, no.
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I have not tried it on palmettos; chiefly on shrubs like ceanothus and choke cherry. I have had good results mixing 1 part concentratewith 4 parts of soy oil (such as salad oil from the grocery store), then squirting in some dark food coloring so I can see where I've applied it.
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I've only tried it with Bings. And with those I had to go over each cherry, as some pits were not removed. Good luck.
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yes, i used it twice and both products turned out cherry. i was very pleased.
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It works fine. That's what I bought it for. We have a sour cherry tree. Love this tool.
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Not really sure. Have been using it on Canada Red Flowering Cherry and is effective.
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Yes I've used it on pears and peaches tomatoes no it didn't work well for me
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I combine a can of cherry pie filling with a can of these cherries (drained) to make my cherry pies. Works very well and gives pie a better flavor,Enjoy!!!!