These Fruit Trees are perfect If you’re Growing in a Small Space and you want a BIG Harvest
These Fruit Trees are perfect If you’re Growing in a Small Space and you want a BIG Harvest
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Thanks so much. I have killed three citrus trees. I am in zone 8
Thanks for the "heads up"!🥰
I’d love to garden, but how do you deal with the bugs, insects, snakes, etc?
GREAT VIDEO THANKS YOU GOODNESS DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME 🎉
blueberries a bush
Great video production, clear, precise instructions, to the point. First time viewer, liked, and subscribed. Thank you for this valuable information. Love your rolling containers.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽🫶🏽💯✅
Thank you
What about avocado?
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Working smart. Great video and garden 👍
Hey handsome, question…😊
The trees that get circular root bound, can they be planted in large pots with holes that will air prune them and still grow?
Thank you..😊
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I just bought a blueberry tree that’s pre-grown and two raspberry bushes. I’m gonna repot the blueberry tree into a 20 gallon pot like you said the flowers are falling off the tree though I’m not sure what that’s about do I have a bad tree?
Very informative and straight forward, well spoken
Can’t Thank you Enough , many Blessings to yours
Praise God. Excellent information. God Bless you.ROMAN 10:8-17, AND ST. JOHN14:6 KJV. AMEN ALL GLORY TO GOD.
🫚 and grounded! Appreciate the 411. 🪴🍊🫐
YEP STRAWBERRIES BLUEBERRIES LEMONS LIMES PAPAYA😅
🧐 What type of citrus was shown here? Didn’t look like lemons.
What about Crab Apple. I know you said Apple needs to be in ground but these are small.
Papi papi, but I live between Buffalo and Syracuse in NY.
Na not if snow comes out of no where 😂 . We had 3 navel orange tree here in Louisiana zone 9b and that snow we had a few years ago killed 3 of them ..
We had them in the ground with mulch etc..
So with the citrus trees I've done research if you have clay soil and plant in ground do it on a mound so water runs off and mulch..
I think the clay soil played a huge role in ours dying as well as the fact the snow was 18 inches deep in my backyard the most snow I've ever seen…
Some of the ladies at our local nursary said they lost truit trees as well from that snow and they cover them with protective clothes etc …
Yes on a regular year without snow our fruit trees do good mostly though..
Thanks for the info
Thank you for this!!!
Dwarf lemon trees are the best. I get lemons all year long. I'm in Calif.
Thank you
how about lemons grown in the house? i was gonna buy form this company thy say you can grow in the house
Blueberry tree? Gtfo
Thank you for your energy, too.
Uh oh. I have several lemon plants. I recently bought a fig plant. I also have a small apple tree/plant, and one peach tree that I grew from seed in pots.😖
Do you put holes under or on side of that wheel bucket
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Thanks
I learned something today
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For apples, peaches, and pear trees, look for the dwarf varieties. They were made to grow well in containers. ❤
I love this information! Thank you for the instruction! You are so smart ,obviously enjoy gardening, and are cute as you can be young man. 😊😊😊. Keep educating us! May this video go viral!
Thank You
Thanks for sharing fruit trees that grow well in larger containers such as blueberries and citrus trees.
blueberries aren't trees botanically
Thank you so much for your knowledgeable, Instructions With Show And Tell To Help Those That Desire To Do Container Gardening, But Have No Idea how to Even Begin. I Love Your Sweet 🍠 Potato Growing Instructions and Your Other Veggies, And Fruit Trees As Well. THANKS!
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Great teaching! What about a nectarine tree?
Great