Growing Apricot, Cherries, Plum & Their Hybrids
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@ 21:21 is the best advice I've heard 😂😂😂😂😂
The best part comes at 21:08
It hit 70 a few days ago. There goes all of my chill hours.
I'm trying some apricots zone 7a in Ga, I got the chill hours covered but after that I'm not so sure. Plums are fine here, cherries are a no go for sweet cherries. Spring is brutal a lot of years on any fruit trees from the wildly fluctuating temps. Only my blueberries and persimmons don't seem to mind at all. I'm hopeful for the apricots. I hated them from the time I was a kid but what we get shipped to us here are terrible. I was working a little years ago out near Roseville and met a guy I was working with that grew them in his back yard. He talked me into trying one fresh off the tree, reluctantly I tried. Wow! My best response. I've wanted some since. So bust or not, I've got to give them a try.
What does Gary rhink about black and red lava sand fines? The soil yard go to has black and red lava sand fines which is a coaser and lighter than builders sand sold box stores. I had heard that sand blends well with clay soil when amending adversely affect clay soil ie turn it concrete like over time.
Why does everybody say chill hours are between different temperatures. Freaking annoying