APRICOTS, CHERRIES, PLUMS & HYBRIDS | LIVESTREAM
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Gary discusses his favorite fruits growing up: plums, as well as cherries, apricots, and hybrids between these (Pluot, Pluerry, Aprium). These are some of our favorite fruits, as long as we get the right amount of chill in the winter (as mentioned in the video). We go over some of the varieties that seem to do the best in our area, and still maintain excellence in terms of taste.
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I really enjoy these talks. thank you so much
Thank you for this information, I greatly enjoyed this video!
Thank you very much Gary for sharing your knowledge. Your videos are extremely helpful
I planted Candy Heart and Sweet Treat April 2023. CH blooms first and ST began blooming about 2 weeks later sparcely. However, I have Flavor King pluot which bloomed at the same time as CH. They polinated each other. CH keeps blooming and blooming by then SW gets going but if I didn't have FK, I would have lost a lot of fruit. On a side note, Flavor Punch Pluerry is a late bloomer. May 1st and it's in full bloom. The only other tree capable of pollinating still making new blooms is Flavor King pluot. I have pretty much all the pluot varieties in my yard. Just thought I would share that.
Thanks again, this should get millions of views!
This guy deserves far more viewers but I guess he's not playing the darn YT game.
In this video, you have mentioned some predictions about the weather getting cooler. You've said that if you don't get cold by 2022, the predictions were wrong. Well, it's 2022 now. How was the winter this year? Any truth to those predictions?
It was the coldest winter since 2008...however because of the Tonga volcano the coolness over the next few years can be explained for a different reason. We'll have to wait until 2025 now.
@@GarysBestGardening I haven't previously heard of that, so I did a quick search, and I've found that the current predictions are that it will have a cooling effect of only 0.014 F in the northern hemisphere. So it doesn't seem like it will have an significant impact on the air temperature.
I'm in 7b. I had a generic apricot in 8 before I moved. That tree bloomed well and fruited bit green fruits always dropped. I want to try again an with a Blenheim. Any suggestions?
After applyng vaseline to trunk to stop aunts, this year I did not get plum blossoms, my lemon tree no fruit also, leaves fell. Are they dead now.
I’m trying to cross peach with cherry’s any advice.
Maybe you can reach out to Dave Wilson Nursery and they might be able to give out some tips. Good Luck! - KC
Will the poison from amdro be absorbed by the fruit trees and then kill me???
You do not have to worry about that for a variety of reasons. First off, amdro has a very small half life- approximately 1 hour in water. This means that after 1 hour, the Hydramethlnon (which is the active ingredient) concentration will be reduced by half. This means after about 5-6 hours, virtually all of it will be gone. Since the amdro has to be dissolved in water for it to be absorbed into the plant, you do not have to worry about getting poisoned from the absorption. Also, there would need to be a vary large amount of amdro consumed in order to do some damage, probably around 4-5 pounds of the product at one time, which is impossible.
@@GarysBestGardening thank you for your reply
if a nectarine is a bald peach maybe a plum is a bald apricot lol
Except an apricot is nothing like a plumb where as nectarines are similar to peaches just not as good.
Mr.Gary i barely see that you're writting in the board.
As the grand solar minimum intensifies I'm looking forward to more Satsuma plums