Grow Fast! The Top 12 Fast Growing Fruit Trees
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- In this informative video, we'll dive into the world of high-yield, quick-growing fruit trees that are perfect for gardeners and preppers alike. Learn how to select, plant, and care for these sustainable food sources that will have you enjoying fresh, homegrown produce in no time.
From apple to pear, peach to plum, we'll cover the top fast-maturing fruit tree varieties that thrive in North American climates. Get ready to add diversity and resilience to your backyard orchard or homestead with these remarkable, low-maintenance options.
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:55 Apple Trees
00:01:52 Peach Trees
00:02:43 Pear Trees
00:03:39 Cherry Trees
00:04:30 Plum Trees
00:05:24 Apricot Trees
00:06:15 Recap
00:07:12 Detailed Descriptions
00:09:41 Planting and Growing Tips
00:10:26 Conclusion - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
My family invested in apple orchards back in the seventies in México, also my whole town, people now thrive just on these orchards!
That's what I'm talking about Javier. Sooner you get to planning the sooner you get the fruit
Just pay close attention to which grow zone you are in. It will make a huge difference in how fast things grow, and how much they fruit. :) Great Video!
Appreciate that Savage. Definitely grow zone matters. Plus there's so many different varieties of each fruit tree. At least it's a good starting point
This was a fun one! Grew up with peach, plum and apricot trees- nothing like fresh picked fruit!
My mouth is watering honestly
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Thank you! 😊
Awesome premiere brother great information and i wish i had a garden where i could plant some fruit trees.
I'm putting together another video about fruit trees that you can grow in 5 gallon buckets. I'll own some land one day but until then we will have to make do.
@@reliableprepper Yeah i agree with you about that one my friend.
I spent a lot of time as a kid climbing apple and pear trees. When I lived in So Cal we had peach and apricot trees. They really are not a lot of work except cleaning up fallen fruit that attracts a lot of ants. Now I have prcans,they attract neighbors. Lol.
As a kid I remember calling on my grandmother's peach trees as well. I can still envision the sap coming out of the side of the trees. Yes they definitely do get messy if you don't pick up the fruit. Hope you had a great weekend Linda
@@reliableprepper Quiet weekend but it is warm down here in NM
@@user-vw9gy4ze5l yeah my family went to fort Worth this weekend. They said the heat index was 109. Meanwhile I was an Estes Park for work and it was 64°. Lol. I wanted to make it by my grandfather's grave site to put a flag on it but I was unable to get to Texas.
@@user-vw9gy4ze5l yeah my family went to fort Worth this weekend. They said the heat index was 109. Meanwhile I was an Estes Park for work and it was 64°. Lol. I wanted to make it by my grandfather's grave site to put a flag on it but I was unable to get to Texas.
Fish is always ready to hook and eat in the sea, no plants needed, no waiting 6 months, just hook and eat.
You always got me thinking. I've actually been looking at a couple of little boats lately
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Smart move, if you get a trailer sailer you can live where ever... As soon as you are on the water thank God for the fish and drop a hook, instant food!
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Almonds are not fruit they are nut trees.
Almonds are technically seeds of a fruit, and are more specifically classified as drupes. Drupes are a type of fruit that have a fleshy exterior and a shell that encloses a seed. When the almond fruit is ripe, the hull splits open, revealing the inner almond pit, which contains the edible seed, or "nut"