Posted by Charlie M on April 02, 2016 at 05:08:18 from (50.48.216.156):
In Reply to: Fruit tree care posted by Wildride47 on April 01, 2016 at 19:39:16:
I live in a big apple area in western NY and have a couple I've planted. Biggest problem I have is apple scab and anything from a garden center doesn't do much for it.Some varieties are more susceptible than others so you may want to consider that when picking a type.Only problem I've ever had with peaches are bores that can get in the trunk and kill the tree. That can be dealt with if that's an issue in your area.If you live in an area with tough winters peaches can be killed off if it gets way too cold or very cold after a warm spell. There are some real cold hearty varieties available that have a very good peach.I've found that with almost any fruit or vegetable the later producing varieties are better tasting.Pick up a seed catalog and you will be able to see all the varieties that are available.
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