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Yay!! Thank you, beginning beginner.

Thank you for breaking down the differences among these types. Glad I found your channel since I’m starting my own orchard soon 😊

helpful, thank you for posting. Have had this issue also. Fruit trees are not simple or straight-forward but they are so worthwhile.Fruit trees are like kids to me! I call them my STICK CHILDREN. Yes that sounds creepy.

Strawberries. Can we transplant to other areas? Or wait?

Great video! I’ve got blackberries and new to gardening. I appreciate your clear explanations!

Well made video!

I think trees are so pretty done like that i thought about trying one of my fig trees but havent work up enough courage yet

I’m far from an expert but it’s my understanding that sulfur does not break down if the soil temps go below 50F

Aren't pine needles a bit acidic? what leaf to needle ratio do you use?

Wondering what zone you are in….im in Sacramento, ca.

I have a lemon tree about 1 foot tall. Grows straight up. No branches. Where do I prune to make it get branches? Thank you.

Hi! Your video is very informative. Thank you! How many feet away from the fence did you plant it? I have the same young Wonderful tree I bought from Stark Bros, and I'm not sure how far from the fence should I plant it.

Great video

OK, ... YOU have answered, in just a few words, ALL of my "how to" prune questions about pomegranates!!!!! The fruit is on NEW growth, which can come from ANY 2-3 year (or older) wood, AND that to keep the production going, just re-new with new shoots, "suckers", etc. WHY did NO ONE else want to share that???? THANK YOU!!!!!!! (PS we also live in Zone 8b in the desert!)

Widzę Polskę w tym buziu.

did it fruit this summer?

Love this video, Dianna! So much great information!

I'm in North Texas! When's the best time to actually do propagation? Spring, fall?

I have found letting the fruit fully mature is key especially for citrus. The flavors are (better) very different from store brought citrus. Limes fully yellow, meyer lemon fully orange, pink lemonade no green, more of a pink hue. Moro blood orange to almost purple but will fall off quicker. Pink lemonade when fully ripe, do taste "grapefruity" without the tartness, lol.

Thanks everyone for the heads up about the glitches in this video. Unfortunately the only option is to re-upload the entire video, which I have done and it will be posted tomorrow morning, 11/6/24 at 9:00 am CST. The new video link is here: th-cam.com/video/pbRVSLejx3I/w-d-xo.html

I got one of these this year! Good to know they need a little extra sun. It's currently in a pot but I want to find a good spot in the yard for it. I am in Florida. The restrictions seem to vary, maybe by zip code, but I was able to get one in NE FL. I got mine from Stark Bros.

Mine is not variegated but the fruit itself is red in colour on the skin

I was thoroughly enjoying your very informative video, but there were some pauses during it, where I had to forward the video to continue watching it. I would love to be able to hear the full version👋

Your yard is awesome, I love it!

Hello Palestine! Really good video love thanks!🙏🙏🙏

I literally just bought these same varieties to plant this fall, might give espalier a try now.

How did it go with the final aggresive pruning? Just wander how it sprang back to life?

I'm in East Texas too, I'm looking forward to your channel. I've had issues with my soil being too wet, got any tips on dealing with this, I'm going to plant my next trees above ground level and do a nice top soil+compost+mulch slopped bed

THANKS FOR THIS INFORMATION 👍 I ALSO ADD MULCH IN THE FALL BUT I PUT SOME OF THE TREES LEAVES UNDER THE MULCH TO BREAK DOWN. ONLY IF THE LEAVES ARE HEALTHY LOOKING !

Wow that grew a lot!❤

Good advice.thankyou.

Ypu have a beautiful fruit orchard.thankyou for sharing and i hope you get a great harvest.Enjoy!!!

Very well explained. Thankyou.

Yes do share spray tips please!

Back yard fruit grower here, zone 6a/b (depending on winter temps) I agree with some of the comments here calling for leaving leaf litter under the tree. If there’s strong disease pressure spray the litter as well and if you mulch over the litter (also a must, mulch), spray the litter before applying the mulch and then spray the mulch too. Pruning, as hard as it may be, needs to be done. Specially on stone fruits, most definitely in late winter/early spring (promotes growth), also around the solstice in summer (controls size and keeps light and air circulating and can be done to thin the fruit set as well, also highly recommended for yearly, not biannual or rare production), in fall for diseased and dead branches, never in early or mid winter. For organic spraying alternate between neems oil , copper fungicide and kaolin clay. I start with neems late winter/early spring and a week later the fungicide. In between I do a feed/spray of diluted 3 H2O: 1 milk: 248mg of aspirine. Kaolin clay on the third week, then after fruit has formed as it will interfere with pollination. After the first application, neems and copper fungicide every two weeks at evening/early night. I repeat the milk and ASA after solstice pruning and after harvest. By then, fruit should be set and kaolin clay is sprayed w the milk and asa, after pruning. Note that by then, depending on your disease pressure and weather, spray kaolin often, definitely after rain to ensure coverage till harvest. I also do a couple hands full of worm castings 4-6 times/season and a couple shovels of compost at early spring, mid summer and after harvest. I make my own version of IV organics w kaolin clay and essential oils and apply it to the trunk at early spring and late fall. You can also dilute that w more water and spray it on the leaves for pest control. I use this kaolin clay diluted mix on all my vegetables. Follow this schedule and water twice a week. If your soil is not deficient to begin with no need to fertilize and you’ll have the healthiest and juiciest fruit and produce you can imagine. I may sound like a lot of work, but the reward is indiscribable. Best of luck!

Definitely need information on spraying all type of fruit trees.

OMG, leave your leaves on the ground under the tree as nature intended, Wrong advice. If you have them add 4 to 6 inches of wood chips as a mulch under your trees also.

Yes please more dormant spray tips. I had a huge problem with borers on my stonefruit this year and actually lost 2 plumcots that i just planted!

Thank you for all the information.

Great information. I have an apple tree that I planted nearly 3 years ago, it has grown very little in that time; however this year it had one new growth that shot up about 2-3 feet. At a loss on what to do with the tree, trim that one branch to be more in line and hopefully force growth elsewhere or use that as a new liter and try and save the tree.

Pretty neat....pretty neat....Pretty good....pretty good.....Alright.

I love it. I did something similar along my unsightly fence line. I pounded 10’ long 2” diameter galvanized steel poles into the ground (2’ deep and 2’ away from the property fence) every 8 feet then drilled holes in the poles to string trellis wire in between the poles every foot high up to the top. My hopes are to have lots of fruit and complete privacy screen once the vines are established. What variety did you plant? How it is holding up?

Wow! Great informative video! Thanks for sharing!😊 I have a pH tester, so I know I need to increase my pH. Recently purchased the soil acidifier. Will put out today as I’m planting in the spring. I also have peat moss, and will get some pine bark to use as a mulch. So excited to plant now knowing all this information. Thanks again!

wow amazing

Hi, would love to see a video showing how the pomegranate tree looks with the spring/summer growth after its first pruning.

thanks great video: I have a Myers lemon from Seed 2019, never blossomed just placed to a larger pot roots still l show on top, not worried, will be indoors for my NYC season, and under a grow light wrapped with a blanket for warmth as it will be near a window, I need to trim but rather not as I will lose 30% of the leaves by spring Watching your vid may make me grab a few branches and trim time for me to replenish with liquid fertilizer again thanks, any tip I guess was offered in trimming thanx again FISH Added not I did not want to be lazy So readjusted taken some potting mix out and lowered down some I am good and never will we get the spiders out as one was in there as I already soaped down with commercial goods safe for the lemon tree ( SMILES) just need to clip clip some stems will do one day

I didn't know about pruning until i saw some vedios like this recently. My peach has grown wild and it's very difficult now to shape it.

I would use 99% or 95% sulfur because the other sulfur is 10%

peat moss. i had no idea about its ph. thanks!