by I have a cherry tree that in the last two years has had poor fruit. After
a nice flowering seasong, there are bundles of cluster of cherrys starting
to grow. In a couple of days, most fall off. I have been told that
non-maturing cherrys are from poor fertilization. I have been given the
suggestion of renting bees. I have never heard of that, but I have always
though it would be neat to have a bee hive. Has anyone had any
experience in either renting or owning bees.
Thanks.
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Daniel Davis
Amdahl Corporation
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Fax 717-761-3817
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