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Pretty gutted, had just started to harvest this year's crop. Just the cherry on top of an already shit day. Even managed to snap the half inch metal stake I put there when I first planted it in February 2021.
[Image description: view of a row of five young fruit trees planted in half wine barrels in a home garden.]
Too bad, if the wound is still relatively fresh you could try grafting it to a new root tree.
This is the second worst news I've heard today.
With you there ~~mommykink~~. This also makes me feel like the squirrels destroying my plants was hardly the worst thing to ever happen to a gardener.
Who... is mommykink?
different platforms have different display names I think. I see the user above as mommykink
Why is mommykink?
Whoops. Could’ve sworn I replied to somebody else. It was a username.
You... did?
I'm so sorry. Gorgeous ripe fruits there to salvage at least. Looks like it broke so low it's probably dead but maybe try keeping it moist a few weeks, you might get sprouts from the root
They’re pretty sprouty. I wouldn’t count it out yet.
I don't care how high the wind was, destroying a garden is never acceptable.
LMMFAO
Damn. I'm sorry to hear.
Gosh darn it!