EP: 424 Growing Fruit Trees Fast with Susan Poizner
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- Join me and my guest, Susan Poizner @Orchardpeople, as we discuss the basics of growing fruit trees.
With a few tips under your belt, you’ll know what fruit tree varieties will work best for your climate, when to plant your trees, and the nine tips for getting your fruit trees to grow fast!
Susan also covers some mistakes to avoid when planting new fruit trees and we briefly cover how to protect your trees from disease (or rehabilitate neglected trees).
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My buddy owns a fruit tree nursery and finally got some of our local counties to plant fruit and berries in public parks for the general public. Win for food security!
That's awesome
Good morning Somerville TX , I am adding 2 peach trees and 2 apples and a tangerine this year, I already put in 2 dwarf figs. This place will be my grand daughters when I am gone so getting it set up for her to enjoy one day
I'm doing the same. Granddaughter is 6. I'm having her help so she has the skills.
I already got my apple trees for this spring and of the 3 I got she mentioned 2 of them...pristine and liberty. I chose good ones
I listened to this podcast today on Apple podcasts - very informative interview. Then found myself doing a deep dive into three more of Susan's other podcasts, including the one you did with her. Very informative way to spend the time while driving to the folks place and back.
GM Malissa & Susan ☕️👋
Very enjoyable & educational 👍. I’m in nw Nevada desert with nothing but sand. So I have to amend before I plant Anything 😣 The sand is alkaline so I do as much reading as I can find & it all says…
AMEND AMEND AMEND, which I do . And on top of all that we have strong winds💨.
I didn’t realize that pruning had such an important impact on trees tho. I planted 3 elderberry trees about 3 yrs ago… one died & two are doing great. I just pruned them this January & hopefully will get a decent crop.
Been struggling here for 18 yrs so I got some good tips.
Thank you & have a great day 🍏🍑🍐🍊
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This pod cast was SO informative & helpful❣️ Thank you❣️❣️
I had a 40ft ornamental pear tree that we had to remove 6 years ago to protect our home. We had the trunk ground. There are still big roots in the ground that love to grow mushrooms. How far from the root ball do we need before we can plant more trees?
Well, how timely is this?! My husband and I are planning to put in some dwarf fruit trees. We are getting older, and getting on ladders to prune trees is not a good idea!😂 I have been puzzling over this for a few weeks, because I want a variety Susan's tips will help a lot! Thank you, Melissa!
Good morning from Roseburg, OR. xoxoxoxox
Hello this is a random question, I’m looking for your videos on how you healed your stomach/digestive issues. Could you let me know how to find them 🙏💗thank you!!
I have a decent sized yard. Unfortunately I can't grow anything that grows too tall, because of powerlines. There used to be trees everywhere. My sewer system area in my yard is cleared. The system placement makes it hard to have anything with a large root system. (A lot of the neighbors fight w having to have roto rooter out due to tree roots.)I'm not sure I am able to have any fruit trees. Are there pot sized(large raised bed/container?) trees? At some point I want to add some fruit bushes. I've only been here a year. There was an abundance of honeysuckle. Cleared a bunch out last year. Will work on it more this year. I figure it will be a couple years before I plan on planting anything.
Get dwarfs so that won’t be a issue