Posted by fbh44 on April 02, 2016 at 04:41:51 from (69.71.1.1):
In Reply to: Fruit tree care posted by Wildride47 on April 01, 2016 at 19:39:16:
I would not get full-sized trees. Get dwarf or semi-dwarf trees if you can. Fruit will be the same size, but the tree will not be the size of a single-car garage. With the fruit way up there. Prune apples in a central-leader pattern, prune peach trees in an open-bowl pattern. I found the best place to get trees is the local Lowes, they are balled in a big bucket. Pay attention if you need TWO different ones for pollination. Plant in the fall, if you can. I've had bad luck with bare-root trees, like Stark Bros. Spray spray spray. Bear in mind how BIG they are gonna get. Plant accordingly. Need full sun.
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