Lots of wind for the past day and a half. Even got wind damage on the tomato leaves.
Farmers are finally in their fields, which means herbicide spray. Wind carries the herbicide spray and has damaged some of my garden plants. Looks like they will survive, but some were knocked back a bit.
Went out to measure spacing for future fruit trees so we could get going on selection so that we are ready to order for the fall or for the spring. Turns out we can handle 7 semi-dwarf in one area, 3 dwarf in a second location and 3 semi-dwarf in a third location. Since fruit trees take awhile to bear fruit, we figure we should select and plant all at the same time. We are looking at plum, apricot, and asian pear for sure. We discussed, but then decided against, nut trees (generally too big), and apple trees (require spraying to combat wormy apples).
Any suggestions on fall or spring planting of fruit trees? is one time better than the other for planting?
Farmers are finally in their fields, which means herbicide spray. Wind carries the herbicide spray and has damaged some of my garden plants. Looks like they will survive, but some were knocked back a bit.
Went out to measure spacing for future fruit trees so we could get going on selection so that we are ready to order for the fall or for the spring. Turns out we can handle 7 semi-dwarf in one area, 3 dwarf in a second location and 3 semi-dwarf in a third location. Since fruit trees take awhile to bear fruit, we figure we should select and plant all at the same time. We are looking at plum, apricot, and asian pear for sure. We discussed, but then decided against, nut trees (generally too big), and apple trees (require spraying to combat wormy apples).
Any suggestions on fall or spring planting of fruit trees? is one time better than the other for planting?