Peach tree question.
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by RugbyHukr on July 03, 2005 07:24 AM
By what I have seen in nurseries, most "young" peach & other fruit trees are 4'-5' high & 1" or bigger in diameter.
By no means am I saying that yours won't take. That just seems to be the size that nurseries commonly consider to be the order of probable survival.
P.S. When you do plant, avoid a southern exposure. The extra heat from the south side will cause fruit trees to bud earlier than other exposures. If this happens, a late frost could destroy your crop.
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By no means am I saying that yours won't take. That just seems to be the size that nurseries commonly consider to be the order of probable survival.
P.S. When you do plant, avoid a southern exposure. The extra heat from the south side will cause fruit trees to bud earlier than other exposures. If this happens, a late frost could destroy your crop.
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by loz on July 03, 2005 08:12 AM
Thanks for the help Rugby......Since I don't own tons of acres I don't know a lot about trees, but trust me if I had the room I'd be a tree expert.....LOL
My dads been nursing this peach tree from back when it was just a really teeny tiny thing.
My dads been nursing this peach tree from back when it was just a really teeny tiny thing.
by floweraddict on July 03, 2005 04:55 PM
Hi Laura! I don't know much about fruit trees but i have several tiny lilac bushes that are very small and i was debating about whether to wait till they were much bigger before setting them out or not, too. I might wait till they are bigger. I brought them back from Michigan.
I didn't know they grew peach trees in Maryland!
Hope u are having a good 4th of July weekend!
We visited a botanical garden yesterday; also did some swimming, and a little fishing!
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I didn't know they grew peach trees in Maryland!
Hope u are having a good 4th of July weekend!
We visited a botanical garden yesterday; also did some swimming, and a little fishing!
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Bob
by loz on July 03, 2005 10:47 PM
Hi there Bob....glad to see you stopping in here every once in a while...Yep, we have peach trees here...LOL I hope this little tree makes it....It'll look so nice in the yard!
Lilac bushes are pretty! My neighbor has a huge one in her yard....The botanical garden was probably really nice.....and swimming and fishing!
Laura
Lilac bushes are pretty! My neighbor has a huge one in her yard....The botanical garden was probably really nice.....and swimming and fishing!
Laura
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