Edge of Nowhere Farm Your welcome, but everything I say is true 😊 I'm now back at work in So Cal and away from the homestead. 🙁 I got a lot done but still more to do about the darn pack rats. I will keep watching for more ideas for when I return 👍 thank you!
Hey there Kathy. As long as the trees are setting fruit heavy like this you'll want to thin them out to give them the best chance to give you larger fruit without breaking limbs. It wouldn't matter what the variety is.
Hey Domanique! Good question. You probably could help the branches stay up with some type of stake wedged underneath the branch, however the fruit quality and size would be a challenge. Also, when the fruit are pressed together in a bunch they have a tendency to rot and/or have damage from insects that get wedged between the fruit.
well done. spurring me along
Hey Jeffrey! Yeah, it's always tough to cut some of these loose, but the results are worth the pain!
Bird pressure that is a nice way to put it. LOL
Bane of our existence this time of year
Again, send your videos to your local TV station for a helpful series 👍
Very Nice Info 😊
Thanks for always being so encouraging Jen.
Edge of Nowhere Farm
Your welcome, but everything I say is true 😊
I'm now back at work in So Cal and away from the homestead. 🙁
I got a lot done but still more to do about the darn pack rats.
I will keep watching for more ideas for when I return 👍 thank you!
So helpful! Thank you!
Hey Ashley, glad you found this one helpful!
What if you don’t know what variety your fruit trees are?
Hey there Kathy. As long as the trees are setting fruit heavy like this you'll want to thin them out to give them the best chance to give you larger fruit without breaking limbs. It wouldn't matter what the variety is.
What about making using sticks to hold it up can't that work instead of cutting them off?
Hey Domanique! Good question. You probably could help the branches stay up with some type of stake wedged underneath the branch, however the fruit quality and size would be a challenge. Also, when the fruit are pressed together in a bunch they have a tendency to rot and/or have damage from insects that get wedged between the fruit.
Can you give us Reed's contract info?
Hey there Luvkid. I'll link to his website for you here;
rsigrowers.com/index.html