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Fruit / Nut Trees

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Anyone have any experience growing these? One of my brothers and I were talking about planting some cortland, winesap, honeycrisp and gala apple trees, American crabapple, and some hazelnut trees. I know deer protection is going to be a serious part of getting the trees to produce sucessfully.

 

Anyone else had any luck growing your own fruit trees?

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The best advice I can give you is, read up on spraying your trees. If you want good apples you need to spray the appropriate sprays at the appropriate times. First spraying should be soon. Try and learn what kind of pests and disease you may have, use only what you need. Spraying can get costly. Good Luck

Anyone have any experience growing these? One of my brothers and I were talking about planting some cortland, winesap, honeycrisp and gala apple trees, American crabapple, and some hazelnut trees. I know deer protection is going to be a serious part of getting the trees to produce sucessfully.

 

Anyone else had any luck growing your own fruit trees?

I planted scads of fruit and nut trees on our farm for wildlife. Mostly crabapple and sawtooth oak. The NWTF sells some very nice tree protectors to prevent deer browse and they also act like mini greenhouses and the growth is pretty outstanding.

I grew up with a few apple trees. I never want to deal with that mess again.

I'd like to have some down on my farm, any fruit trees do well in shaded areas? Not a whole lot of unwooded area down there.

Get with your local Extension office and discuss it with them. They can give good advice for locally what does well and things you need.

Get with your local Extension office and discuss it with them. They can give good advice for locally what does well and things you need.

 

Does the extension office only help with true 'working' farms? Mine is hunting only.

Does the extension office only help with true 'working' farms? Mine is hunting only.

 

Are you a tax paying hunter? There's your answer...

I want a lemon tree.

 

Oh Cat, you're such a sourpuss anyway...you don't need no lemon tree.:lol2:

 

Couldn't resist.

 

I kid because I love.;)

Oh Cat, you're such a sourpuss anyway...you don't need no lemon tree.:lol2:

 

Couldn't resist.

 

I kid because I love.;)

 

And to think, I was going to let you suck on some of my lemons! :speechless:

I would like to plant a money tree. :sarcastic:

And to think, I was going to let you suck on some of my lemons! :speechless:

 

:eek::eek::eek: Well...now that you mention it...:thumb:

:eek::eek::eek: Well...now that you mention it...:thumb:

 

Too late!

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