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Tag Archives: Netting

High Point Commons Park Barrier Pest Management Volunteer Event

Help protect our apple and pear trees from pest damage! Join us on Thursday, June 6th from 4-6 pm at Commons Park. Sign-up to volunteer here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/evqaeJpeMKQjUjabu97gOA

Weyerhaeuser fruitlet thinning and netting service volunteering at Longacres Orchard

Thinning your fruitlets is a critical springtime tree care task to encourage the production of larger, high-quality fruit and to reduce the risk of branches breaking on older trees fromContinue reading “Weyerhaeuser fruitlet thinning and netting service volunteering at Longacres Orchard”

MFTS Cohort 2023 Session 4

The fourth session for our Master Fruit Tree Steward 2023 cohort!  This session will focus on Integrated Pest Management.  For more information about the MFTS program, please visit our MFTSContinue reading “MFTS Cohort 2023 Session 4”

Piper’s Orchard Fruitlet Thinning & Netting Workparty

Thinning your fruitlets is a critical springtime tree care task to encourage the production of larger, high-quality fruit and to reduce the risk of branches breaking on older trees fromContinue reading “Piper’s Orchard Fruitlet Thinning & Netting Workparty”

Salesforce fruitlet thinning & netting service project at Piper’s Orchard

Thinning your fruitlets is a critical springtime tree care task to encourage the production of larger, high-quality fruit and to reduce the risk of branches breaking on older trees fromContinue reading “Salesforce fruitlet thinning & netting service project at Piper’s Orchard”

New Start Community Garden (Shark Garden) Netting Workshop

The City Fruit and Shark Garden teams are hosting a fruit tree netting workshop at the New Start Community Garden, located in Burien!  A sign-up link will be provided byContinue reading “New Start Community Garden (Shark Garden) Netting Workshop”

Have City Fruit net your trees from pests!

Have you ever noticed damage to your apples and pears, or worse yet bitten into one to find a worm curled up inside? If so, codling moth, apple maggot fly,Continue reading “Have City Fruit net your trees from pests!”

Posted byJulian GarciaApril 28, 2022April 29, 2022Posted inCity Fruit BlogTags:Fruit Tree Care, Netting

Managing for Codling Moth

This blog post was written by one of our Fall 2022 University of Washington Interns, Justice Correa-West.  This blog post shares some of the strategies used to mitigate against codlingContinue reading “Managing for Codling Moth”

Posted byCity FruitApril 14, 2022April 12, 2022Posted inCity Fruit BlogTags:Codling Moth, Fruit Tree Care, Insect Pest, Netting

Integrated Pest Management (Netting and Bagging) Workshop for McAuliffe Orchard Stewards

This is a closed training event for the stewards of the McAuliffe Orchard.  Please contact [email protected] if you’d like to schedule a training for your team!

Integrated Pest Management (Netting and Bagging) Workshop for McAuliffe Orchard Stewards

This is a closed training event for the stewards of the McAuliffe Orchard.  Please contact [email protected] if you’d like to schedule a training for your team!

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