I just watched this, and having watched a lot of his videos lately, I had to check when this was posted. He has really grown. I love his transformation
+MIgardener | Simple Organic Gardening & Sustainable Living thanks Luke! Yeah, a lot of the time and investments we put in are really paying off. Although your peach harvest was beautiful too, especially for how young the tree was. We should, that would be a lot of fun!
WOW you need to check out Tom Spellman, Dave Wilson Nursery, he does a whole series on backyard fruit growing. I retired, left the orchard to our daughter and son in law, just a few glimpses of your trees, get pruning, get pruning, get pruning. We have 38 acres in peaches, nectarines, and we don't use ladders to pick. Again get pruning.
Peaches! Wonderful when they are RIPE off the tree, unlike the green supermarket peaches. There are varieties that only need 400 hours chill time and they grow in Bakersfield, California.
Amazing peaches, James! Yesterday we enjoyed the first ripe peach ever from our Red Haven peach tree. I'm looking forward to our tree producing like yours someday.
+OneYardRevolution | Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening thanks Patrick!! That is so awesome. Definitely a good omen for the future if your getting some good fruit already. I'm sure they will, as long as Oscar is there to protect them
Down here in San Antonio Tx we have peach trees on semi-dwarf rootstock and they only need 200 chill hours. These like to bloom early so we have to watch the a late frost carefully
I started my food forest last year and i already have 31 fruit trees today. Can't wait to start picking fruit. My 5 in 1 apple tree is loaded with pre buds & my 4 in 1 cherry tree &. My red haven peach tree are all loaded.
Curl Free Peach and Frost Peach work really well on the Pacific Northwest Coast in Washington State! i never deal with peach leaf curl!! Thanks for your badass videos James!
Wow James! you done it succesefully,you love your garden,I'm happy with you,it,s what you love,you can make the world go geen. lappreciate you doing it.love it along with James.
I have never seen a mature peach tree like that, festooned with perfect peaches. Most people who put up videos on peaches have a tree which is within its first few years, or still in a bucket as such. The branches on that tree look really healthy and not a blemish on the fruit. Well done, you have mastered that art! Thanks for all the useful factual information, especially the idea of siting the tree. I have two pear trees and every year I explain to my neighbour that the lower one flowers first, but the second is delayed due to its site - but I would never have thought of exploiting that scenario in order to deliberately delay flowering. Excellent idea. I will be growing one peach (espalier - when it arrives) at the back of the greenhouse, but I have 3 supposedly resilient varieties for containers. I doubt I will be planting in the ground at this point - my area isn't ideal, so containers allow me some control. Great video and shows what can be done when you know what you are doing! Thanks, Vox.
I love your videos. You make me hungry each time I watch. Hungry to grow my own forest.Thanks for sharing James. The peaches look perfect for eating right now. Please keep an coming!
Thank you James! I'm planting a peach tree this year, and came to you first, knowing you'd have helpful info. I hope to grow beautiful peaches like yours! p.s. Have you noticed that many of the best fruits start with the letter P? Peaches, plums, pears, and persimmons (my favorite!) Based on your recommendation, I want to try paw paws too!
Maybe u still reading messages...i just purchased some peach trees bone is showing some drooping on the end point of the tree and in on shoot as well...watering every two days since they still in pots, the tree need to be transplanted but since is shooting fruits it is not good to do that now, i also put compost on the top of the pot...so what is going on...also noticed that some of the larger fruits have a brown spot on the surface of the fruit.. I really hope you can help. Fertilization is foliar with coffee water, other natural fertilizer such as bone meal, kelp, fish emulsion...once a week.
Hi James. You should’ve pruned that peach tree annually. That’s why you don’t have fruits on the lower part of the tree. This trend will continue. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Love this video, very informative. Temps at Hanover Virginia dropped to 24 degrees on March 28th and 29th. See efforts to save the 2022 crop at Karin and Larry at Home. Take care, Larry
Hi James, I know this is an old video, so you might not see this comment. I remember you mentioned on Kevin's podcast which nursery you buy your trees from but I can't seem to find the episode. Where do you get your trees? Love your energy and your super informative videos.
Delay flowering time Standard spacing 15-20' Only produce few years More trees=better pollination Standard=yellow Well Drained! Soil Roots = not too deep Must have thick mulch! Thin out fruit while they're green Open branches=less fungus Pulling off fresh growth Harvesting: Look up your variety to know best times/practices & for your area ?problems & solutions ... Keep planting new trees to always have peaches (for when first trees stop producing)
I wish you and all the other UA-camrs with Peach videos would mention squirrels. not one tutorial does,and my 1-year-old tree had about a dozen peaches on it and I didn't one. a squirrel stole all of them and now I'm trying to figure out how to prevent it next year problem is the lower branches are low enough for the squirrel to jump on then even if I protect the trunk. Don't you have squirrels down in South Jersey up here North they're everywhere
I just bought my first peach tree. It’s about 2 feet tall. I am going to grow it indoors with a grow light and prune it. I have tall ceilings so I can let it grow a little. I might actually bring it to my friends house when it gets bigger and plant it there. They said they wouldn’t mind having a peach tree, so that’s cool, I can always plant it there and go get my peaches 😊 🍑 Keep growing everyone!
@@jamesprigioni this was my question! We have a young peach tree but my concern was the pesticides etc. Our neighbors have an older fruiting tree but I know a problem they have is critters will crawl inside the peach. How can I prevent this should I leave it be. New sub.
James, you have been a real inspiration for me, I have been studying Jeff Lawtons free info on his website for some years now, Joel Salatin, John Kohler (Growing your greens), Jake Mace, David the Good, and "Plant Abundance" have all helped me on my journey, but some of your recent videos really hit home personally, I have just gotten my first order of wood chips, planted 12 fruit trees and am starting my food forest! Thanks James, keep doing what you do!
I’m so glad to hear that David. It’s great to be in the same group as the others you named, and it’s even greater that I got to be a part of moving you to action. It’s nice when people watch and enjoy the videos, but my goal is to get people out there and to get them growing. If they watch one of my videos and go out there and start growing, I don’t care if they never watch another one. As long as they keep growing, and not only food 😉 12 trees is a great start, you will be reaping rewards of your great investment. I’m excited for you my friend
Excellent advice, here's some more: There are no organic peaches, forgeddaboutit!!!!!! I'm in Oklahoma zone 7 and grow Haven and Loring 3 year old grafted trees, all from Starks. I prowl estate sales for banned chemicals and apply them. Put your favorite chair out among your peaches and spend time there every day of growing season. Thin like crazy, no peach should touch another peach. Apply roundup on still mornings to keep weeds away out to dripline. Learn to can and freeze so if they bear alternate years you're ok. Good luck.
James thank you for inspiring me to start my own food forest. I own some property I wanna grow ftuit trees in but unfortunately it is very rocky and shallow soil. I am left to make raised beds. can you please make a video about how to grow trees in raised beds? how deep should it be for roots to grow well?
hello from France, Please tell me how I can preserve the peach stones that I have eaten in July until the month of March to plant them, in water or in the freezer Please answer me.
There are a few varieties of peach that grow in Florida, I just put in a tropic snow here in Orlando. Not sure about South Florida but check University of Florida's page @ edis.ifas.ufl.edu/mg374
I just found a peach tree in the back of the house I rent here in Georgia. It has some peaches growing. It did not have any fruit since I have been in my home 8 yrs. now. I don't know how to take care of this tree, and it has many peaches that are turning color. When do you know to harvest them. This is news to me. ... 8 yrs. and I did not know there was a peach tree growing here all the time. 🤔😲😃😃.
too bad we have a long winter here in New Brunswick Canada, my husband and kids like so much peaches, the only time they can eat a lot is summer season...
In Texas, it's always been my experience that freestone peaches are easier to eat, but clingstone peaches are far superior in flavor, texture, and juicyness
I am new to your channel and it is very informative however I would love to know where you get your seeds. As you said it is important to buy good seeds. I live on Staten Island so I am guessing we would use the same growing methods.
I have two questions for James or anyone on this comment thread.... 1. Can you plant peach trees in late July/early August? ( I am in western NC) 2. I have a bare root tree that I planted last year (3/4 in trunk). Is it ok if I move it to a different location and when is the best time of year to do this? Thanks so much!!
Is it advisable to plant underneath a peach tree? As in planting carrots, or possibly flowers? I planted a peach tree recently and was thinking to plant carrots beneath it. Thanks
+Flaquis yeah that's a good idea. Just don't go crazy planting a lot under a very young tree so there isn't to much competition for water. As long as you have a mulch down you should be fine though. Carrots are good, and we use radishes cause they have the deep two root to loosen up the soil, and when you pick them or they rot, they turn into little work elevators to get deeper into the soil 😂
I realize this is a few years later but just moved into a house in Salt Lake City with a peach tree in the winter. It has just started to make fruit now. How do I figure out what kind of peach it is?
Yeah I have had that issue in the past, and with leaf curl. But the issues have reduced over the years as my soil has improved and my pruning techniques. No I don’t spray anything or do anything unnatural. I don’t even spray them with compost tea. But this year I may cover some of the fruit with like women’s stockings to try and keep some bugs from biting through if the pressure is heavy. There is an “organic” spray called “surround” it’s clay based you can look into that if you want though 😁
Yep, clay spray is very effective, It protect the fruit from bugs and frostbite and It's easier to apply. I can't find any infos on it but I wonder if it can deter rats and bats because they will be my biggest problem in my future tropical food forest.
i live in south carolina fresh peach capital you can spray copper spray in the fall about nov every two weeks 3 or 4 sprays will take care of leaf curl that is a fungus that winters over also you can use daconil the bugs dont like neem oil spray these work try them but start in the fall go head and spray then prune if you want to sprout 1 ft cuttings that you pruned use tip of limb that you cut off about size of a pencil scrape the bark about 1 inch on the cut end use rutting powder if want to bury about 4 indeep wet it and for get it leav it out all winter 3 ---4 months tiny leaves will appear if sprout works if u get 50% that is good.
I purchased a small peach tree from a friend in a pot but it has two main stems growing, should I sacrifice one and cut it in order to give the other full growing capacity or leave it as is? Also should I transfer it over into the ground or could I grow it in a bigger pot? It’s about 4 years old, 2 feet tall.
I just noticed that the flat of peaches I got from Costco, had seeds that turned to a powder. I split it open and when I touched the seed, it was like green smoke. I tapped it and it reacted like a vaporing smoke like thing. What does that mean? I threw it out. Was that a mistake?
I love peaches. I just planted a peach tree. Only thing is i love soft peaches and many peaches today are "firm" anyone know of a variety thats very soft and juicy?
James, 1st year bare root peach tree ordered from Raintree, having issues with leaves, I think a copper rust, not sure, some leaves are yellowing and dying but many leaves have rust like circles all over them. What do you do to combat this kind of infection? Do you spray your trees with anything other than Kaolin Clay?
Great video! Do chill hours need to match exactly with what the area gets? What could be the +/- factor for chill hours? I am getting black tips on my peach tree, what could be an issue? Leaves had red spots and eventually lost all of them. Thanks!
Hi I like you video on peaches but always wanted to know if you can grow a fuss peach tree from a seed or do you have to buy a tree to grow. Also I'm in Canada and wanted to know if yo get dwarf peach street and the time period it takes to bear fruit. Appreciate a positive response
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It’s amazing to see how much your personality has come out more and more over the years
Dam James your enthusiasm has really changed over 4 years on UA-cam
Haha! Yeah always trying to improve 😆
I just watched this, and having watched a lot of his videos lately, I had to check when this was posted. He has really grown. I love his transformation
WOW James! Your garden is at some other level this year. You have no idea how happy I am for your garden and channel! We need to collab sometime.
+MIgardener | Simple Organic Gardening & Sustainable Living thanks Luke! Yeah, a lot of the time and investments we put in are really paying off. Although your peach harvest was beautiful too, especially for how young the tree was.
We should, that would be a lot of fun!
You guys are the top dogs in this arena only good things can come with you guys getting together!
Did yall ever get together @MIgardener
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Oh ny goodness my mouth started watering when you took a bite of that peach!
Okay, where's the video showing how to prune to get that wonderful 'opened up' effect? GREAT looking tree!
WOW you need to check out Tom Spellman, Dave Wilson Nursery, he does a whole series on backyard fruit growing.
I retired, left the orchard to our daughter and son in law, just a few glimpses of your trees, get pruning, get pruning, get pruning. We have 38 acres in peaches, nectarines, and we don't use ladders to pick. Again get pruning.
Peaches! Wonderful when they are RIPE off the tree, unlike the green supermarket peaches. There are varieties that only need 400 hours chill time and they grow in Bakersfield, California.
Amazing peaches, James! Yesterday we enjoyed the first ripe peach ever from our Red Haven peach tree. I'm looking forward to our tree producing like yours someday.
+OneYardRevolution | Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening thanks Patrick!! That is so awesome. Definitely a good omen for the future if your getting some good fruit already. I'm sure they will, as long as Oscar is there to protect them
Find out if i can grow peaches...i live in Georgia- check.
Those Redhavens are really good. Want to try a Landt peach tree.
Are you kidding! I just randomly searched culling peach tree and was delighted to see James putting out info
Down here in San Antonio Tx we have peach trees on semi-dwarf rootstock and they only need 200 chill hours. These like to bloom early so we have to watch the a late frost carefully
I started my food forest last year and i already have 31 fruit trees today. Can't wait to start picking fruit. My 5 in 1 apple tree is loaded with pre buds & my 4 in 1 cherry tree &. My red haven peach tree are all loaded.
Short and sweet, loaded with info. PERFECT! Thank you.
Curl Free Peach and Frost Peach work really well on the Pacific Northwest Coast in Washington State! i never deal with peach leaf curl!! Thanks for your badass videos James!
Thank you so much for this great video. Beautiful peach trees.
Wow James! you done it succesefully,you love your garden,I'm happy with you,it,s what you love,you can make the world go geen. lappreciate you doing it.love it along with James.
I have never seen a mature peach tree like that, festooned with perfect peaches. Most people who put up videos on peaches have a tree which is within its first few years, or still in a bucket as such. The branches on that tree look really healthy and not a blemish on the fruit. Well done, you have mastered that art! Thanks for all the useful factual information, especially the idea of siting the tree. I have two pear trees and every year I explain to my neighbour that the lower one flowers first, but the second is delayed due to its site - but I would never have thought of exploiting that scenario in order to deliberately delay flowering. Excellent idea. I will be growing one peach (espalier - when it arrives) at the back of the greenhouse, but I have 3 supposedly resilient varieties for containers. I doubt I will be planting in the ground at this point - my area isn't ideal, so containers allow me some control. Great video and shows what can be done when you know what you are doing! Thanks, Vox.
At is amozing story about peaches. nice
I love your videos. You make me hungry each time I watch. Hungry to grow my own forest.Thanks for sharing James. The peaches look perfect for eating right now. Please keep an coming!
Thank you James! I'm planting a peach tree this year, and came to you first, knowing you'd have helpful info. I hope to grow beautiful peaches like yours!
p.s. Have you noticed that many of the best fruits start with the letter P? Peaches, plums, pears, and persimmons (my favorite!) Based on your recommendation, I want to try paw paws too!
Beware of squirrels
We have peaches also in the tropics. High elevation in the tropics!!
Maybe u still reading messages...i just purchased some peach trees bone is showing some drooping on the end point of the tree and in on shoot as well...watering every two days since they still in pots, the tree need to be transplanted but since is shooting fruits it is not good to do that now, i also put compost on the top of the pot...so what is going on...also noticed that some of the larger fruits have a brown spot on the surface of the fruit.. I really hope you can help. Fertilization is foliar with coffee water, other natural fertilizer such as bone meal, kelp, fish emulsion...once a week.
Hi James. You should’ve pruned that peach tree annually. That’s why you don’t have fruits on the lower part of the tree. This trend will continue.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Love this video, very informative. Temps at Hanover Virginia dropped to 24 degrees on March 28th and 29th. See efforts to save the 2022 crop at Karin and Larry at Home. Take care, Larry
I know the feeling. Had my first harvest last year (Redhaven), and it was heaven.
I have questions about watering. How much and how often do you water your peach tree? From seed to 3 years old?
Hi James, I know this is an old video, so you might not see this comment. I remember you mentioned on Kevin's podcast which nursery you buy your trees from but I can't seem to find the episode. Where do you get your trees? Love your energy and your super informative videos.
Delay flowering time
Standard spacing 15-20'
Only produce few years
More trees=better pollination
Standard=yellow
Well Drained! Soil
Roots = not too deep
Must have thick mulch!
Thin out fruit while they're green
Open branches=less fungus
Pulling off fresh growth
Harvesting:
Look up your variety to know best times/practices
& for your area ?problems & solutions
...
Keep planting new trees to always have peaches (for when first trees stop producing)
I just planted a peach tree can’t wait til down the road when I can eat one yum yum
I wish you and all the other UA-camrs with Peach videos would mention squirrels. not one tutorial does,and my 1-year-old tree had about a dozen peaches on it and I didn't one. a squirrel stole all of them and now I'm trying to figure out how to prevent it next year problem is the lower branches are low enough for the squirrel to jump on then even if I protect the trunk. Don't you have squirrels down in South Jersey up here North they're everywhere
I just bought my first peach tree. It’s about 2 feet tall. I am going to grow it indoors with a grow light and prune it. I have tall ceilings so I can let it grow a little. I might actually bring it to my friends house when it gets bigger and plant it there. They said they wouldn’t mind having a peach tree, so that’s cool, I can always plant it there and go get my peaches 😊 🍑
Keep growing everyone!
That sounds amazing! Happy growing
Top quality information and the video was outstanding. Keep it up
+PHOTOSHOP BATTLES thanks, I appreciate the support
Hot dam, Peaches!!!!!ripped on the tree? man, I can smell and taste right now. Excellent Vid.
Yup! And completely organic. No sprays of any kinds, no pesticides, not even any fertilizers!!
@@jamesprigioni this was my question! We have a young peach tree but my concern was the pesticides etc. Our neighbors have an older fruiting tree but I know a problem they have is critters will crawl inside the peach. How can I prevent this should I leave it be. New sub.
I like ur videos, learning all the time.
+ama tablada awesome! Thank you 😁
Another great vid ! ! This channel never disappoints ! ! !
+Pacific Permaculture thank you!!! 😁
thanks for the info.i have 2 peach trees coming in 2 days
+rebecca hamman your welcome! Beautiful! What varieties did you get?
Very helpful. Thank you!
We are starting some peaches this year. Thanks for the advice. God bless you!
What a fantastic food forest for people to see
I Love To Have A Few Peach Trees.
What is your favorite freestone peach to grow? Im on Long Island so almost same zone as you, 7b.
So much information in this. I have to come back when I want to do peaches.
+Lolita's Garden Yeah I was worried about overloading it with info, but then I was like that's one of the main points info this vid 😂
James, you have been a real inspiration for me, I have been studying Jeff Lawtons free info on his website for some years now, Joel Salatin, John Kohler (Growing your greens), Jake Mace, David the Good, and "Plant Abundance" have all helped me on my journey, but some of your recent videos really hit home personally, I have just gotten my first order of wood chips, planted 12 fruit trees and am starting my food forest! Thanks James, keep doing what you do!
I’m so glad to hear that David. It’s great to be in the same group as the others you named, and it’s even greater that I got to be a part of moving you to action. It’s nice when people watch and enjoy the videos, but my goal is to get people out there and to get them growing. If they watch one of my videos and go out there and start growing, I don’t care if they never watch another one. As long as they keep growing, and not only food 😉
12 trees is a great start, you will be reaping rewards of your great investment. I’m excited for you my friend
Excellent and very helpful video, thank you !
Thanks for the help
How do you know when the tree is too old to fruit or should be chopped down?
If you live on the Gulf coast, University of Florida release peach trees require fewer chill hours than standard.
Excellent advice, here's some more:
There are no organic peaches, forgeddaboutit!!!!!! I'm in Oklahoma zone 7 and grow Haven and Loring 3 year old grafted trees, all from Starks. I prowl estate sales for banned chemicals and apply them. Put your favorite chair out among your peaches and spend time there every day of growing season. Thin like crazy, no peach should touch another peach. Apply roundup on still mornings to keep weeds away out to dripline. Learn to can and freeze so if they bear alternate years you're ok. Good luck.
Maybe watch a video on peach tree pruning...
James thank you for inspiring me to start my own food forest. I own some property I wanna grow ftuit trees in but unfortunately it is very rocky and shallow soil. I am left to make raised beds. can you please make a video about how to grow trees in raised beds? how deep should it be for roots to grow well?
hello from France,
Please tell me how I can preserve the peach stones that I have eaten in July until the month of March to plant them,
in water or in the freezer Please answer me.
Have you had to deal with peach leaf curl at all?
Thank you for this amazing video. Besides thinning, is there something I can do to make the peaches sweeter?
Man! I love peaches!
Me too, soo good. That’s why I’m planting more 🔥🔥
I really Love your garden
I've been trying to find the powder you use to spray on your fruit trees to prevent parasites.
Im so jealous!!!!! I want some peachessss 🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑
Nice video and content!
Wished we could grow them here in south florida!
+John Tamez thanks. Yeah, but you guys have citrus there instead right? 😍
There are a few varieties of peach that grow in Florida, I just put in a tropic snow here in Orlando. Not sure about South Florida but check University of Florida's page @ edis.ifas.ufl.edu/mg374
I just found a peach tree in the back of the house I rent here in Georgia. It has some peaches growing. It did not have any fruit since I have been in my home 8 yrs. now. I don't know how to take care of this tree, and it has many peaches that are turning color. When do you know to harvest them. This is news to me. ... 8 yrs. and I did not know there was a peach tree growing here all the time. 🤔😲😃😃.
too bad we have a long winter here in New Brunswick Canada, my husband and kids like so much peaches, the only time they can eat a lot is summer season...
+Kyla Alpin that stinks! I bet they really enjoy fir that short period in the summer though 😁
Thanks for your tips.
looks great.
Thanks James 😁👍
Hi James. How do you prevent the pests in the peaches without treating them with quimics?
Freestone..yes
In Texas, it's always been my experience that freestone peaches are easier to eat, but clingstone peaches are far superior in flavor, texture, and juicyness
How do you tell the difference?
What verity’s do you have planted?
I am new to your channel and it is very informative however I would love to know where you get your seeds. As you said it is important to buy good seeds. I live on Staten Island so I am guessing we would use the same growing methods.
How often should I water my peach tree when it flowering and start to produce fruits?
I have two questions for James or anyone on this comment thread.... 1. Can you plant peach trees in late July/early August? ( I am in western NC) 2. I have a bare root tree that I planted last year (3/4 in trunk). Is it ok if I move it to a different location and when is the best time of year to do this? Thanks so much!!
I have this question too, I just got the idea for a peach tree but I’m not sure if it’s too late in the year. I live in VA.
Very informative thanks man
Your welcome Tina, I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁
Great videos as always. Would love to see an "everything you need to know" on a nut tree like your hazelnut tree
You keep putting wrinkles in my brain...thanks James.
Haha!! That’s to funny 😂😂
How what time of peach tree sprey aganist leaf curls dieases?
how do you fight peach top branches flaging !?
Is it advisable to plant underneath a peach tree? As in planting carrots, or possibly flowers? I planted a peach tree recently and was thinking to plant carrots beneath it. Thanks
Flaquis seems like it would drain nutrient from the tree roots. Carrots seem like an especially bad idea.
+Flaquis yeah that's a good idea. Just don't go crazy planting a lot under a very young tree so there isn't to much competition for water. As long as you have a mulch down you should be fine though. Carrots are good, and we use radishes cause they have the deep two root to loosen up the soil, and when you pick them or they rot, they turn into little work elevators to get deeper into the soil 😂
Thanks for the reply. I do have mulch down, and will be sowing some carrots later.
Thank you ❤️
At 2:01 you knocked off a valuable peach when picking another. I hope you confessed this on Sunday.
What do I do about little black spots on my peaches.thanks jim80
Do you have any recommendations on sprays? My 1st year peach is suffering with some kind of fungus on the leaves, lots of leaves droppings and dying
I realize this is a few years later but just moved into a house in Salt Lake City with a peach tree in the winter. It has just started to make fruit now. How do I figure out what kind of peach it is?
Great informative video! Where did you get your peach trees?
Does Babcock peach tree lives and gives fruits in 6 B area?
Busy trying to grow some from seeds 😁
Either a small peach or you my friend have some monster hands 😆
Cool
😂😂😂here we go again with Jimin Preach 😂
Can you tell me if the Peaches grows in Washington states (Kitsap County)
My biggest problem with my peach trees is I think they call it white flies or codling moth do you spray your trees
Yeah I have had that issue in the past, and with leaf curl. But the issues have reduced over the years as my soil has improved and my pruning techniques.
No I don’t spray anything or do anything unnatural. I don’t even spray them with compost tea.
But this year I may cover some of the fruit with like women’s stockings to try and keep some bugs from biting through if the pressure is heavy.
There is an “organic” spray called “surround” it’s clay based you can look into that if you want though 😁
Yep, clay spray is very effective, It protect the fruit from bugs and frostbite and It's easier to apply. I can't find any infos on it but I wonder if it can deter rats and bats because they will be my biggest problem in my future tropical food forest.
James, could you do a video on how to prune peach and nectarine trees and how to take care of them overall?
i live in south carolina fresh peach capital you can spray copper spray in the fall about nov every two weeks 3 or 4 sprays will take care of leaf curl that is a fungus that winters over also you can use daconil the bugs dont like neem oil spray these work try them but start in the fall go head and spray then prune if you want to sprout 1 ft cuttings that you pruned use tip of limb that you cut off about size of a pencil scrape the bark about 1 inch on the cut end use rutting powder if want to bury about 4 indeep wet it and for get it leav it out all winter 3 ---4 months tiny leaves will appear if sprout works if u get 50% that is good.
any issues with planting peach trees next to apple trees?
How do you deal with peach leaf curl?
Me encanta el contenido de tu canal y los vídeos que haces, solo que entiendo poco inglés. Si pudieras ponerle subtítulos en español sería genial.
My peach tree is in NY where I live and it’s leaves are still green even though it’s the end of November should I be concerned?
I planted my peach trees this year; they are about 3-4 ft tall and loaded with peaches. Should I take the peaches off or thin them?
I purchased a small peach tree from a friend in a pot but it has two main stems growing, should I sacrifice one and cut it in order to give the other full growing capacity or leave it as is? Also should I transfer it over into the ground or could I grow it in a bigger pot? It’s about 4 years old, 2 feet tall.
I just noticed that the flat of peaches I got from Costco, had seeds that turned to a powder. I split it open and when I touched the seed, it was like green smoke. I tapped it and it reacted like a vaporing smoke like thing. What does that mean? I threw it out. Was that a mistake?
I love peaches. I just planted a peach tree. Only thing is i love soft peaches and many peaches today are "firm" anyone know of a variety thats very soft and juicy?
James, 1st year bare root peach tree ordered from Raintree, having issues with leaves, I think a copper rust, not sure, some leaves are yellowing and dying but many leaves have rust like circles all over them. What do you do to combat this kind of infection? Do you spray your trees with anything other than Kaolin Clay?
If I'm not mistaken I think I've heard him say he sprays sulfur onto his fruit trees for fungus.
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can i grow peach tree in hot weather? like 32c - 40c in day time and and around 18c at night.
Great video! Do chill hours need to match exactly with what the area gets? What could be the +/- factor for chill hours? I am getting black tips on my peach tree, what could be an issue? Leaves had red spots and eventually lost all of them. Thanks!
What nurseries do you recommend for bare root trees, and seeds? Thank you!
Hi I like you video on peaches but always wanted to know if you can grow a fuss peach tree from a seed or do you have to buy a tree to grow. Also I'm in Canada and wanted to know if yo get dwarf peach street and the time period it takes to bear fruit. Appreciate a positive response