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Hello there. Just recently moved and am in zone 8b. Property has some dwarf fruit trees and some are in a green house. Avocado is drying ( found out I’m not watering enough) and the  jujube is turning yellow. I’m finding it may need some fertilizer. I’ve never handled trees before and am still a novice gardener. Any advice is helpful. There are lemon, lime, barrette pears, red delicious apples, grapefruit, oranges to name a few.   I truly have no knowledge of pruning and fertilizer care. I did purchase an orchard book that is packaged somewhere I cannot find of course!

Any recommendations for books or sites that simplify this?

Thanks for any help.  
 
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For Jujube go to https://aces.nmsu.edu/jujube/
 
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