Garden Detective: Apple tree grafting, mystery pests

16 July 2010, 6:30 pm

About 25 years ago, we planted an apple tree. It did well and produced fruit for a number of years. About five years ago, production dwindled and we cut it down. We continued to get sprouts around the trunk edges and center of the tree. We kept them cut back except for one in the middle, which is now 6 feet tall. It has leaves but no blossoms or fruit yet.... Read More »

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