Why an APPLE TREE is one of the best perennials for your garden!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- I spend the video harvesting and talking about the apple tree. I recommend this tree as one of my top 3 for any garden. Delicious, versatile, hardy, what's not to like!!
Speak to your local nursery or visit your state extension service to find some varieties that grow in your area. If you are truly an apple nerd, Wikipedia offers an extensive list of apple varieties.
Apple Hill, near Placerville, CA also has may opportunities to taste apple varieties in fall. One of my favorites is the Larsen Apple Barn with more than 20 varieties and a bake shop!
www.newvictorygardening.com
Dave Wilson Nursery page on backyard orchards.
www.davewilson.com/home-garden/backyard-orchard-culture/
University of California Backyard Orchard information
homeorchard.ucanr.edu/The_Big_Picture/
Hello mr. Apple 🍎 I'm very enjoying with you backyard and you garden it's beautiful you have a lot of apples trees so enjoying with you video. thanks for sharing you experience .😊😊😊
Thanks glad you enjoyed!!! I think braeburn is my favorite apple variety right now ;)
11:00 Looks like it might be some kind of greenhouse whitefly insect - very difficult to get rid of once they have multiplied, I have seen people go at them with a vacuum to get the bulk of them, and then use an organic oil spray. A trap crop might help draw them away from the grapes - like growing some nasturtium around the area
@nebsun, yes I plan to go into more depth in an upcoming video. My goal is to get options on the table for all to consider. I've had quite a time dealing with these insects, most challenging yet...
I'm definitely planting a Gala Apple and grapes next. Thanks for the info.
I would love a video on seedling apples , I have one in a pot but not sure what is the correct sizes as they grow.
Hi, you can also find some good info on the UC Backyard Orchard page: homeorchard.ucanr.edu/The_Big_Picture/
they cover most aspects start to finish for tree care. If it works out i'll try to address this in the spring in a video specifically for apples. Thanks!
There are some apple varieties paired with rootstocks that are very hardy in hot and cold climate and disease resistant, like a Liberty apple on MM116
Being drought tolerant is very important to CA. Thanks for sharing your information.
Thanks😁
Apple trees are often said to grow in zones 3-8. I live in zone 10 southern california. We get about 16 inches of rain a year. Despite this apple trees really thrive and often produce thousands of apples per tree per year, and reliably annual, I've never seen a biennial apple tree
See the trees you could have, in my video about "pruning" trees but in french, I'm in south east Spain, 200 various fruit trees, and 4 varieties of apple trees, so I harvest apple from May to December. Here we have around one week per year of freeze in early morning only, around 0 degrees celcius
Great thanks! South East Spain; Cool!
@@NewVictoryGardening Seems we have the same climate, so try olive trees too !
Have you tried spraying SurroundWP on your grapes?
Thank you thank you thank you! Yes I'm most likely gonna try it next spring.
@@NewVictoryGardening Dont spray please, they will be ok next year. It is why it was bad this year. Insects and plants are sharing every year, people just dont understand it. Thank you.
I didn't watch the whole video but I'm definitely planting apple trees when I get a home because they produce a lot of calories per square foot once established and taste good.
Too many fruit drops and wasps,bees,etc. lots of work to pick up the fallen fruit unless you keep the tree small
Not a problem if youre gonna use all the fruit
I like my trees huge
And shady