This was from last spring. The robins have since grown up and have their own families now in "the big evergreen bush", while the peach tree is looking like a bumper crop this year!
this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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Ah, if you have one big tree already you can plant smaller ones under it, but if you don't have the shade to begin with it may be quite hard.
I only have experience with temperate climates, I fail to grow cactus even if I try