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How To Thin Your Peach Tree- Improve Size & Taste!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Thin your peach tree for better fruit size and taste. Every garden should have peach trees, and every gardener should thin their peaches every year! Thinning peaches is a must!
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Second year with peaches on my Contender peach tree, 8 total last year... this year almost 200 blooms!
Everything I wanted/needed to know about thinning my peach, apple, and apparently, any stone fruit tree.
Thank you sooo much!!❤😊
Wow. You answered my question right after I asked in the video.
Great video
Thank you and thank you for watching! Just subscribed to your channel!
Hey! Thank you for your tutorial on peach tree trimming. I was especially interested in your knowledge, because you've got a fruit tree large enough that you can't reach the top, like I do. How do you thin the top branches, please?
Love my early grande tree! This year I had way more than the last and had to take 100+ off and still have tons!
That's awesome! Peaches are one of my favorite things to grow.
Great tips and info, thank you for sharing.
Thanks as always for watching!
Good tips. Ill keep my single peach. No need to thin yet
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Can thin earlier some of blossoms instead of waiting to go to fruit.
What can we do with the ones taken., is there any know use. I hate to waste
A lot of people will pickle them and do a few other things with them. I like to just throw them down and let them decompose and feed my soil.
Thanks so much for this video! I have a dwarf peach tree. This is the first year it’s fruiting. Should I still thin the tree? I’d you have an email I can send you a picture if you don’t mind help me! Thanks so much again
Hello, thanks for watching! Thegardernnerdaz@gmail.com is my email. Feel free to send them there and I'd be happy to help out!
I'm looking for a peach tree or 2 to add to my yard! What nursery would you recommend?
RSI in Glendale is the best for peach trees.
A&P is also one of my favorite nurseries.
@@TheGardenNerd thank you very much! I'll Give RSI a try!
You're looking very good sir. You've lost some weight since last video and you got cho hair did! Nice. You're looking good. Great editing job on the video, very respectful of viewer's time commitment. I've always had a saying: If you don't like Peaches then, don't shake my tree! Okay, that means nothing.
The University of Central Florida created a peach hybrid and, of course, they called it, "Florida King Peach". Do they do territorial crap like that in Arizona? As if these college idiots "created" the peach tree from scratch. I wish we could take a trip to Georgia, a state I traverse often, or my home state of SC, and taste a peach grown from there. You can't ship them. They're like bananas raised in Mexico. They just won't make the trip. They honestly give fresh Mango a run for "best fruit".
Let's see. Ideas for new videos. Hmm... How about, Dealer's Choice between these: Botanical Gardens which are FREE and Dog Friendly you didn't know existed. If you're out of space horizontally, garden vertically! (How to make a sturdy trellis from Metal fencing). Starting a local community garden as a means of community outreach and meeting your neighbors or doing things with friends. And finally, Mixing well or made in hell: Combining your ornamentals with fruit trees. What works, what does and what's just down right toxic!
I have tons of fruits in my dwarf peach tree and about 1" to 1.5" round. Some are becoming reddish. Is it too late to thin?
In my opinion it's never too late to thin but I'm also curious what the man in the video a has to say about that
In one of your videos you said if anyone wanted sugarcane we could get some from you. Do you have any available?
I will check when I have a chance. Send me a message on instagram- @the_garden_nerd
@@TheGardenNerd is it available?
@@lauratempestini5719 currently don't have any. But I will in a few months if you want to check back.
Would love to stop by and see your setup and get some ideas....my husband and I live in Gilbert and are just starting our food forest. I've had trouble contacting you on Instagram...please let me know how I can get ahold of you.
I finally see the Instagram message and I just responded!