Cherry tree - no autumn colours

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• pierre_de_gaye Posts: 182

  November 2023

  Dovefromabove said:

  Please let us know how it fares next spring … we are all learning all the time … and we do care you know 😊 

  I certainly will do that.    Thanks again.

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• JennyJ Posts: 10,576

  November 2023

  pierre_de_gaye said:

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  An interesting point though for sure re the pan deep down - I hadn't thought of that and it's a possibility I'm sure.   I was away from mid July to mid August - was it especially wet at that time in the Midlands (where I'm situated)?
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  Here in sunny Doncaster, not a million miles from the midlands, July was very wet this year. We had 104.5 mm of rain in July according to my (basic) rain gauge. The long-term averages are around 50 mm, give or take a few. August was a bit drier than average, 39.5, long-term averages also around 50 mm.
  
  

  Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
  

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