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Posted on July 10, 2010 at 11:46 AM

Updated Saturday, Jul 10 at 11:57 AM

If you are hoping to lure a few more hummingbirds into your garden, Ciscoe Morris shows us the plant that gets the birds buzzing.

 

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aenontown said on August 18, 2010 at 1:00 PM

Cisco... I am not get tting enought fruits to produce on my trees. These are all I get this year: 1. Italian Prune (brought at Lows crosspolinated) --- 2 Prunes 2. Japanese Pear .. 4 Pears 3. 3 tier apple tree that runs along the fence -- 2 apples 4. Northpole apple tree that is grown in flower pot -- 0 apples 5. Cherry - 5 branches and grows 5 different cherries - 15 cherries 6. Rainier Cherry tree - 1 cherry. (I just cut it down a month ago) Well the yellow Plum has a few, not as much as it was a few years back. It is unfair to have to rake up all these leaves and not getting rewarded. What can I do ? Help me please Cisco

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