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I discuss some tips and lessons learned from gardening in the extreme desert summers in Phoenix Arizona.
Here is my detailed post on Watering Fruit Trees in Hot Climates:
Check this post out for more insight on recognizing problems with your fruit trees:
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I provide more insight on gardening in hot, dry climates like the desert and details on growing various tropical and stone fruit trees.
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Have you tried a bird bath for the birds, they ate a lot of my guavas too, but luckily I like my guava kind of green so we picked most of them before they got to them. I am planting a couple of peach trees next year and that what worries me about them. I saw some people put tin foil on the branches to make shiny reflections to scare bird and some people use fake snakes on the branches. I have really given up on my pomegranate, the leaf footed bugs just eat the heck out of them. I usually just take off all the flowers and use it as a shade tree for my other trees since they grow very well.
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