Comments for The Oldtree - Olive trees http://oldtree.info Old tree olive tree discounter Tue, 13 Sep 2011 04:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Olive Tree Info by bob koenig, ISA http://oldtree.info/general-information/comment-page-1/#comment-1044 bob koenig, ISA Tue, 13 Sep 2011 04:08:00 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=47#comment-1044 i have 5 olive trees brought from california to south florida 2 years ago, they were topped at 7 feet, each has 3 leaders, root crowns average 5 feet. the leaders are about 8 inches at the heading cut and have sprouted some 16 inch sprouts in that time. leaves look good but growth is nothing like what i expected??? could it be a root problem? also, trunk base is black, almost like a sooty mold? any ideas? please help. bob k i have 5 olive trees brought from california to south florida 2 years ago, they were topped at 7 feet, each has 3 leaders, root crowns average 5 feet. the leaders are about 8 inches at the heading cut and have sprouted some 16 inch sprouts in that time. leaves look good but growth is nothing like what i expected??? could it be a root problem? also, trunk base is black, almost like a sooty mold? any ideas? please help. bob k

]]> Comment on Olive Tree Problems by admin http://oldtree.info/general-information/olive-tree-problems/comment-page-1/#comment-737 admin Mon, 30 May 2011 08:30:44 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=85#comment-737 Can you send a photo of the leaf and the tree to see the to analyse? Can you send a photo of the leaf and the tree to see the to analyse?

]]> Comment on Olive Tree Problems by Kent N. http://oldtree.info/general-information/olive-tree-problems/comment-page-1/#comment-731 Kent N. Mon, 30 May 2011 02:54:06 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=85#comment-731 Hi, I got the same problem on my newly bought olive trees in 1 gallon containers. Did you get any answer for your posted question. I'm very interest in knowing the treatment. Thanks... Hi,
I got the same problem on my newly bought olive trees in 1 gallon containers. Did you get any answer for your posted question. I’m very interest in knowing the treatment.
Thanks…

]]> Comment on Olive trees 10 till 30 years old by CARLOS BACHO http://oldtree.info/ads/olive-trees-2/comment-page-1/#comment-324 CARLOS BACHO Thu, 14 Apr 2011 09:04:06 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?p=62#comment-324 At present 1 specimen plants 500 yrs old is needed and 63 pcs 100 yr old can you give us the price details for comparative quote that will not affect cost infact of the contract... If this is ship to KSA how many days it will arrive... Thank you very much your reply is highly appreciated... Carlos B. Bacho At present 1 specimen plants 500 yrs old is needed and 63 pcs 100 yr old can you give us the price details for comparative quote that will not affect cost infact of the contract… If this is ship to KSA how many days it will arrive… Thank you very much your reply is highly appreciated… Carlos B. Bacho

]]> Comment on Contact Info by admin http://oldtree.info/contact-info/comment-page-1/#comment-318 admin Mon, 11 Apr 2011 09:13:29 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=107#comment-318 Thank you for your mail: Olive trees are one of the strongest trees of the world, The can survive in extreme situations. From desert temperatures to the snow hills of Granada (spain). If you water the tree so once in a wile there is no problem to plant them in doors. The tree needs light so it must be a bright space. If you have more questions please let me know, I will be happy to answer, Regards, Thank you for your mail:

Olive trees are one of the strongest trees of the world, The can survive in extreme situations. From desert temperatures to the snow hills of Granada (spain). If you water the tree so once in a wile there is no problem to plant them in doors. The tree needs light so it must be a bright space.

If you have more questions please let me know, I will be happy to answer,

Regards,

]]> Comment on Contact Info by CARLOS BACHO http://oldtree.info/contact-info/comment-page-1/#comment-317 CARLOS BACHO Mon, 11 Apr 2011 05:02:01 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=107#comment-317 Im Horticulturist work in Dubai 22 yrs and 1.5 yrs in Qatar at present 29 days in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in my project drawing that make me scare is 1 500 yrs old olive tree to be planted inthe mousque area and 10pcs 100 yrs old in selected VIP house the question that keep me quiet is the proponent question is this tree can survive in Riyadh KSA .. Im tigh lip and ask my friend google and goodbless i see your site... I already made method statement how to handle planting og century old balled tree I said in the meeting if this 100 and 500 yrs old olive tree die in our site WE DONT LOSS THE TREE WE LOSS NATIONAL HERITAGES,... You are the expert it is possible this specimen plant can survive in Riyadh... 2nd question How much is the 100yr old exclude FOB and 500 yrs old tree...you can give the details on my email and add me on my facebook carlosbacho Thank and More power to you... Im Horticulturist work in Dubai 22 yrs and 1.5 yrs in Qatar at present 29 days in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in my project drawing that make me scare is 1 500 yrs old olive tree to be planted inthe mousque area and 10pcs 100 yrs old in selected VIP house the question that keep me quiet is the proponent question is this tree can survive in Riyadh KSA .. Im tigh lip and ask my friend google and goodbless i see your site… I already made method statement how to handle planting og century old balled tree I said in the meeting if this 100 and 500 yrs old olive tree die in our site WE DONT LOSS THE TREE WE LOSS NATIONAL HERITAGES,… You are the expert it is possible this specimen plant can survive in Riyadh… 2nd question How much is the 100yr old exclude FOB and 500 yrs old tree…you can give the details on my email and add me on my facebook carlosbacho Thank and More power to you…

]]> Comment on Extensive sucker growth by admin http://oldtree.info/2011/01/26/extensive-sucker-growth/comment-page-1/#comment-219 admin Wed, 26 Jan 2011 21:32:14 +0000 http://oldtree.manrho.info/?p=295#comment-219 Hi Robert. Removing sucker growth is probably the most annoying part of looking after your trees. As far as I know there’s no chemicals that get rid of the suckers.When pruning, start at the bottom (the suckers), and work your way up. You will find that you’ll only have to work hard on removing the suckers for the first 2 years. After that, they tend to grow less and less. When pruning higher up the tree you should leave a ‘stub’ of branch when you cut, but with suckers, you can be brutal., the closer to the trunk, the better. Leaving even the smallest stub will give you lots more work the following year. Hi Robert.
Removing sucker growth is probably the most annoying part of looking after your trees. As far as I know there’s no chemicals that get rid of the suckers.When pruning, start at the bottom (the suckers), and work your way up. You will find that you’ll only have to work hard on removing the suckers for the first 2 years. After that, they tend to grow less and less. When pruning higher up the tree you should leave a ‘stub’ of branch when you cut, but with suckers, you can be brutal., the closer to the trunk, the better. Leaving even the smallest stub will give you lots more work the following year.

]]> Comment on Olive Tree Info by bill http://oldtree.info/general-information/comment-page-1/#comment-215 bill Mon, 24 Jan 2011 21:13:04 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=47#comment-215 Hi Robert. Removing sucker growth is probably the most annoying part of looking after your trees. As far as I know there's no chemicals that get rid of the suckers.When pruning, start at the bottom (the suckers), and work your way up. You will find that you'll only have to work hard on removing the suckers for the first 2 years. After that, they tend to grow less and less. When pruning higher up the tree you should leave a 'stub' of branch when you cut, but with suckers, you can be brutal., the closer to the trunk, the better. Leaving even the smallest stub will give you lots more work the following year. Hi Robert.
Removing sucker growth is probably the most annoying part of looking after your trees. As far as I know there’s no chemicals that get rid of the suckers.When pruning, start at the bottom (the suckers), and work your way up. You will find that you’ll only have to work hard on removing the suckers for the first 2 years. After that, they tend to grow less and less. When pruning higher up the tree you should leave a ‘stub’ of branch when you cut, but with suckers, you can be brutal., the closer to the trunk, the better. Leaving even the smallest stub will give you lots more work the following year.

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]]> Comment on Olive Tree Problems by Dr h l shaw http://oldtree.info/general-information/olive-tree-problems/comment-page-1/#comment-184 Dr h l shaw Fri, 31 Dec 2010 15:41:08 +0000 http://oldtree.info/?page_id=85#comment-184 I have white spots on the leaves of my bonsai olive tree. The spots are removable by wiping the leaves. Advice please I have white spots on the leaves of my bonsai olive tree. The spots are removable by wiping the leaves. Advice please

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