48 Fruit Trees on 1/2 Acre Homestead Orchard Layout, PlantingTips
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
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00:00 48 Fruit trees on 1/2 acre
00:53 Orchard position
01:18 Grass & clover in the orchard
01:56 Watering
02:14 Pruning
02:34 Tree spacing
03:06 Semi-dwarf fruit trees
03:20 Pruning height
03:51 Fruit tree life expectancy
04:15 Tree through the property
04:30 Fire pit
04:40 Small Fruits
04:56 Remove old fruit trees
05:21 Bare root fruit trees
05:58 Care of bare root
06:51 Root soak
07:09 Prepare planting hole
07:35 Graft Union
08:21 Mychorrizae
08:39 Amending soil?
08:57 Backfilling
09:15 Surface compost
09:37 Watering
10:04 Prune bareroot & Staking - Навчання та стиль
Do you have any thoughts of dwarf fruit trees? Where did you get your semi dwarves from?
Food forest nursery, there’s a link in the description and it saves you 10%
Thanks for watching. Dwarf trees are great. They are easier to get to stay small. I’ve had a few when I first started planting trees. They were shorter lived. When I was a kid my folks had a little orchard with all dwarf trees in a very small space, very fun as a kid being able to reach all the fruit. The selection and variety is much smaller though.
I’m still within my first year of living on 1/4 of an acre, I initially had big plans, got discouraged, but now, after your video, I am more determined and hopeful than ever! Thank you for being such good stewards with what you’ve been blessed with, I pray I can do the same ❤
I think we all get discouraged now and then! As long as we keep those big plans in our mind and do a little here and there, that progress will fuel us. I get discouraged after a long winter when the gardens and orchard are bleak. Then… I see daffodils blooming and I start to feel good do my garden spring cleaning! How happy and refreshing it makes me feel.
Am a new subscriber, but have been gardening since 10 years old so 50 years, even did a Horticulture and Gardening Apprenticeship in the 1980's, have been in New Zealand garden for 32 years, so nice to hear someone who is on a similar path to myself.
I think I was born in the garden! I love it! I worked at a nursery part time and traded ALL my paycheck for plants! It is nice to hear from others that are so similar in the path we travel and enjoy! Welcome! 🥰
I'm glad I found this video
I always get so much out of your videos. I really enjoy your teaching style and you consistently share knowledge that I've never heard anywhere else. Thank you!
Thank you! I really appreciate that🥰
I think you and Kevin created the perfect homestead. 💜
Thanks for the tour and tje info on fruit trees!
Thank you, LaDawn.
The shade that those trees give is so nice in the heat of the summer 👍
So true!
Thank you for an interesting and informative video. God bless!
Our pleasure!
As always, great information and I love everything about your set up. You are very inspiring❤
Thank you! 🥰
You are very welcome
I’m getting so excited for spring! Our last frost date isn’t til May 20, but got my seed trays started in the greenhouse. All of your tips help me in planning another section in the garden! Blessings
I’m excited for spring too! The weather this week has been beautiful and now the forecast show snow for Sunday 😲.
Very informative. Loved this video and love your garden.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing I started plantings Meyers lemon trees guava and fig in the container when I buy my property easy to take it with me
First time seeing your Chanel. You are a natural and I like the format of your video. Glad to stumble across 😊
Thank you! 😊
Very inspiring! thanks for this video
Great video. Looking forward to the gardening videos this year.
Thanks for sharing this great tutorial! I've wanted to start an orchard closer to our home.
Thank you for your knowledge. One of my favorite channels. God bless you and family. Sharing on my Facebook today. ❤
😊 thank you so much!
Amazing orchard! Packed with great info, too. 18 years for peach? That seems so little of a lifespan!
Right! And environment, pest pressure (borers especially) are a huge role. I did have a few peach trees over 30 years old, but they didn’t produce well or taste good anymore.
Most other fruit trees will live much longer.
@@Alisorganics Good to know! Admittedly, I hadn't given life span much thought when I purchased my trees 😅 I figured they would last for generations.
Another great video my friend! Well done!❤👏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
How do you water the lawn in the orchard area? Do you use a sprinkler system?
I'm so impressed. I live to see you give a garden/yard tour one day.
I flood irrigate it. Deeper watering that way.
Thank you for sharing 😊😊😊❤
You’re welcome, glad you like it.
Ali, I’m just getting started with fruit trees. We are on 1 1/3 acre; however, I will be using a portion of our property that is about 70 x 200. Our garage is also in this space. It’s 18 x 20. My vegetable garden is 25 x 25 and I will also have chickens. The garden area that I would like to have my orchard is in the south west corner of the property. We just bought our first fruit tree. A honey crisp apple. I’m afraid it’s full size. I was hoping for semi dwarf. My challenge is that we have multiple 60’ and taller trees around the proposed orchard area. I think I need help but not sure who to contact. 🥴
Sounds like you have lots of work ahead of you. You can do soooo much with what you have. I’d love to see your progress 😃
Thank you. It seems like such a huge dream. I’m pretty much alone with very little help. I won’t happen overnight. I pray I can accomplish my dream within the next year 🙏🤞
How did you know where to start?
Where are you located do you ship your fruits to Illinois
Really nice video. Helpful to see what you are doing. How often do you spray? When is your first spray of spring?
Glad you like the video, go watch our “when to spray fruit trees” video and it should help with tree spaying times.
Thanks
I'm surprised you didn't graft new varieties to the tree you took out. Would the age make a difference?
I did think about it, but the main scaffolding branches were so sun scalded and damage. anything graftable was pretty high and I thought it might get better best to start fresh. We did do another peach tree several years ago and it worked pretty good and it was much younger.
Hi, Allie! Thanks for all the great information. I’ve been following the Backyard Orchard Culture pruning for small trees and that has worked well for me. However, one of my peach trees is leaning and I’m wondering what I should do. It seems to be otherwise healthy and fruited for the first time last year. I planted it in 2021. Thanks for any advice you might have.
We had a young apricot tree that always wanted to lean. I staked it (30 years ago) and when I took the stake off it started to lean again. Now as an old tree it just leans, but it’s fine and produces well. If yours is leaning and it’s young you could try to give it support to pull it in the direction you need it to go. How old is your tree? how long has it been in the ground?
It’s been in the ground since 2021. It was a whip when I got it. I can try staking it and see if that helps. Thank for the advice!
I have 2 apple trees about 5 years. Problem is they get attached by plum curculio (I believe). I can only find harsh chemicals to treat. I want something organic. What do you recommend?
Kaolin Clay is organic and can help control Plum Curculio. You will need to do 2-3 spayings during the season to keep the fruit coated.
We are now see this problem in our area.
@@Alisorganics thank you where can I find this clay? Lowes ?
I live on 726sqft lol I'm not planting shit😂