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Blueberry, junberry (serviceberry) and walnut tree: Are they friends to each other?
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Blueberry, junberry (serviceberry) and walnut tree: Are they friends to each other?
Hello!
Yay!!!
I filled my first SFG last Friday, and I have two more SFG to enjoy
planting tomorrow! (It was too hot today in PA. 89 degree!)
But I was wondering if... walnut, serviceberry (junberry), and blue berry are friends to each other??
I
just bought a new plant of service berry and blue berry last Saturday.
I always wanted to grow fruit tree, and I just bought them when I saw
them at one organic farm.
But when I came home, I realized that my yard is filled with several walnut trees.
(I did some search, but I could not find out.)
Do you think I can plant them in my yard?
I guess I could plant my blueberry in a pot, but junberry tree might be too big to plant in a pot?
Thanks in advance.
Susie9
Yay!!!
I filled my first SFG last Friday, and I have two more SFG to enjoy
planting tomorrow! (It was too hot today in PA. 89 degree!)
But I was wondering if... walnut, serviceberry (junberry), and blue berry are friends to each other??
I
just bought a new plant of service berry and blue berry last Saturday.
I always wanted to grow fruit tree, and I just bought them when I saw
them at one organic farm.
But when I came home, I realized that my yard is filled with several walnut trees.
(I did some search, but I could not find out.)
Do you think I can plant them in my yard?
I guess I could plant my blueberry in a pot, but junberry tree might be too big to plant in a pot?
Thanks in advance.
Susie9
Susie9- Posts : 5
Join date : 2012-02-06
Location : PA Zone 6
Re: Blueberry, junberry (serviceberry) and walnut tree: Are they friends to each other?
Welcome Susie9!
Do you know if the walnut trees you have are English walnuts or black walnuts?
This thread has some links about black walnut toxicity:
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t6655-black-walnut-toxicity
If your trees are English walnuts, then this issue would not apply. If they are black walnuts, then you may want to put the berries in pots as far out of the dripline of the trees as possible.
Do you know if the walnut trees you have are English walnuts or black walnuts?
This thread has some links about black walnut toxicity:
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t6655-black-walnut-toxicity
If your trees are English walnuts, then this issue would not apply. If they are black walnuts, then you may want to put the berries in pots as far out of the dripline of the trees as possible.
UnderTheBlackWalnut- Posts : 559
Join date : 2011-04-18
Age : 57
Location : Springfield (central), IL, on the line between 5b and 6a
Re: Blueberry, junberry (serviceberry) and walnut tree: Are they friends to each other?
Thanks to UnderTheBlackWalnut!
My walnut trees are English Walnut, but I will try and pot my blueberry.
I'm learning a lot from this forum.
The thread you answers my wonders why I was not successful with certain plants ever since I moved here in PA.
SFG "under the English Walnut" sounds like the answer to grow many plants I couldn't grow otherwise.
Susie9
My walnut trees are English Walnut, but I will try and pot my blueberry.
I'm learning a lot from this forum.
The thread you answers my wonders why I was not successful with certain plants ever since I moved here in PA.
SFG "under the English Walnut" sounds like the answer to grow many plants I couldn't grow otherwise.
Susie9
Susie9- Posts : 5
Join date : 2012-02-06
Location : PA Zone 6
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