HoofTrimmer
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Here in South Carolina I have tried almost everything. Some traditional and some oddball. Mostly I find that the things that grow here with the least amount of insect damage or disease are:
Muscadine Grapes
Blueberries
Asian Pears/Kieffer Pears
Loquats
Irish Potatoes (isn't that weird?)
Strawberries
Cow Peas/ Black Eyed Peas
Small Tomatoes: Cherry or Pear type
Figs
Pecans
Onions
Turnips
Peanuts
Some others that I blocking on...
I want to try Jujubes and some other stuff like a semi cold hardy banana from Ty Ty Nursery in Georgia.
The jury is still out on the Pomegranate.
We have to tend to the corn, squash, and the large sized tomato plants. Fortunately, if we plant early enough we dodge most of the insect pressure in the garden. So we usually get a good harvest of the cold weather vegetables.
The tree fruit?? If I do not spray with fungicides, Mico Shield, and Malathion or such we do not get fruit. I have to start spraying at bud swell in Feb. March to almost harvest. These are the apples, peaches, nectarine, cherries, most of the pears, plums.
What do you have the best luck with?
HoofTrimmer
Muscadine Grapes
Blueberries
Asian Pears/Kieffer Pears
Loquats
Irish Potatoes (isn't that weird?)
Strawberries
Cow Peas/ Black Eyed Peas
Small Tomatoes: Cherry or Pear type
Figs
Pecans
Onions
Turnips
Peanuts
Some others that I blocking on...
I want to try Jujubes and some other stuff like a semi cold hardy banana from Ty Ty Nursery in Georgia.
The jury is still out on the Pomegranate.
We have to tend to the corn, squash, and the large sized tomato plants. Fortunately, if we plant early enough we dodge most of the insect pressure in the garden. So we usually get a good harvest of the cold weather vegetables.
The tree fruit?? If I do not spray with fungicides, Mico Shield, and Malathion or such we do not get fruit. I have to start spraying at bud swell in Feb. March to almost harvest. These are the apples, peaches, nectarine, cherries, most of the pears, plums.
What do you have the best luck with?
HoofTrimmer