Plums, cherries, peaches, and almonds oh my! Join us in the HOEC Community Orchard to learn all about growing stone fruits in the Pacific Northwest.
Some of the most common inquiries we get in the spring are questions related to troubleshooting stone fruit trees. For example: Why are my peach leaves curling, why is my plum tree oozing, and what happened to the blossoms on my cherry!?
If you aren’t sure what we mean by stone fruits - the answer is in the name. Peaches, plums, cherries, apricots, nectarines, etc. Fruits with a “stone” in the center that contains the seed. We will also cover almonds as they are a close relative of peaches and other prunus species.
In this workshop, we will talk about the pests, diseases, and problems you are most likely to encounter in this region and learn how and when to properly prune stone fruits in the PNW.
Know before you go:
If you have them, please bring bypass hand pruners, loppers, and a pruning saw. If you do not, you may borrow from our stash.
All workshops are held outdoors rain or shine. Please dress for the weather.
Bring your own water bottle.
Refunds:
Due to limited class space, please note: workshops are non-refundable after purchase with the exception of weather related campus closures.
We look forward to learning with you!
Plums, cherries, peaches, and almonds oh my! Join us in the HOEC Community Orchard to learn all about growing stone fruits in the Pacific Northwest.
Some of the most common inquiries we get in the spring are questions related to troubleshooting stone fruit trees. For example: Why are my peach leaves curling, why is my plum tree oozing, and what happened to the blossoms on my cherry!?
If you aren’t sure what we mean by stone fruits - the answer is in the name. Peaches, plums, cherries, apricots, nectarines, etc. Fruits with a “stone” in the center that contains the seed. We will also cover almonds as they are a close relative of peaches and other prunus species.
In this workshop, we will talk about the pests, diseases, and problems you are most likely to encounter in this region and learn how and when to properly prune stone fruits in the PNW.
Know before you go:
If you have them, please bring bypass hand pruners, loppers, and a pruning saw. If you do not, you may borrow from our stash.
All workshops are held outdoors rain or shine. Please dress for the weather.
Bring your own water bottle.
Refunds:
Due to limited class space, please note: workshops are non-refundable after purchase with the exception of weather related campus closures.
We look forward to learning with you!
