How to Plant a Fruit Tree - Essential Steps
Tips, Tricks
Whatever the size of your growing space, with a little planning and maintenance, you can grow beautiful, productive fruit trees in your garden. In this video we demonstrate essential early tasks when planting a fruit tree, which will greatly improve the long term health and fruit production of your trees. We also demonstrate how to space trees correctly to make sure they grow well and don't impact other plants. If you've noticed any pests or beneficial insects in your garden recently please report them via http://bigbughunt.com If you love growing your own food, why not take a look at our online Garden Planner which is available from several major websites and seed suppliers: http://www.GrowVeg.com http://gardenplanner.motherearthnews.com http://gardenplanner.almanac.com and many more...
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Very informative and straight to the point. Thank you!
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Great video, thanks!
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thanks sir ,I what to try to plant some if I will make it then I will come back to you, i' m in Tanzania .
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I'm about to plant several varieties of fruit trees which I obtained from a very reputal grower. Most already have fruit growing and the branches do seem very stressed from the weight. In your one bit you mentioned removing the blooms, and I already past that stage? Should I just pull off all the fruit growing and wait for next years? Thanks, I'm new at this
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Very nice video, bruh!
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I hate the look of mulch, can i plant my apple tree without mulch? I like just plain dirt!
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Wish that all video makers would use all 5W's and the important "H".
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Can I grow it in jacksonville , FL?
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The best video I have seen about planting a ( fruit) tree. Thank you for posting this video.
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I have a few trees like avocado, Tamarind, lemon, tangerine and mango. They are doing great but sooner or later I might have to put them outside. Great information Loved and Subbed
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very helpful information for a beginner in gardening
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where can i get that program
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You should not let the mulch touch the tree base... I always leave about 6-8 inches of space for the tree base as the mulch holds moisture better and can cause the tree base to rot and if it is a wood based mulch which is usually the case is also growing nasty wood eating diseases and parasites which can infect your tree. I have lost more baby trees this way before learned the proper method & even if it does not kill the tree it will not have a great harvest if it has had to fight off sickness. This will increase your harvest mates.
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My garden is full of oaks and maples -- almost no sun, so no fruit trees, no vegetable beds, and few flowers.
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I love this site and cherry pick juicy bite size articles from it every day to share on my own fanpage at www.facebook.com/gardengoddess. I would love a garden planner and would like to say a great big thank you to all at GrowVeg for reaching out to all us organic gardeners your branches have spread far and wide :)
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thanks a lot buddy. very helpful
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Thank you for this video!
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Sorry, some of this information is WRONG. (you just created a clay planter cup) DON'T put compost in the hole or mix it into the soil. It creates a cup that your tree grows in because the tree just prefers the compost soil and doesn't grow into the other soil. Just plant it in the soil that's there. You can top dress with compost and then freshly chipped tree chips. Also the hole should be bigger!!!! You need to get rid of the grass that is the size of the FINISHED TOP. If the finished top is going to be 10 feet, you should get rid of the grass 10 feet round below. put down manure, newspaper and chips. Check out back to eden gardening.
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Great information! Just what I needed to know the proper methods of planting my mini-orchard
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