Most figs (common) aren't self-fertile. Self fertile is when the same tree fertilizes itself. Instead, they're parthenocarpic meaning they don't need fertilization/pollination to produce fruit.

How old is the shrub in this video?? 2 or 3 years?

Could u do a full native midwest wild flower guide like this but list everything if possible. Like grown from wildflower seeds.

I am planning on planting several Serviceberry trees this next Spring. The plan is to plant them in an area of my property that has direct sun. However, there is an easement that the city I live in has for what I believe has electric wires of some sort. This is North Carolina, so warm weather, and here near the Atlantic Ocean, trenches for electrical or other things such as water lines, sewer lines, and gas lines are never at the 18" depth or more as in cooler climes. My question is - How shallow (or deep) and how spreading are the root systems of Serviceberry trees/shrubs? The answer to this question will impact just what side of my driveway I plant these. The answer to this question also will impact the American Hazelnut trees/shrubs I also plan to plant this coming Spring.

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I just planted a apricot peach drift roae ❤😊

I love purple coneflowers!!!!

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➡️Which ones are 🇺🇲NATIVE to the US and which ones are 🚫NON native Asian species❓️

I'm looking for good apricot and plum varieties to graft on my plumcot that hasn't bore fruit in 3 years here in Southeast Texas. Plenty of flowers but no fruit. Thank you for the info

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I'm trying to find out if I can plant the Rose Mallow Dark Mystery in rhode island..do I need to over winter this beautiful plant inside or will it survive New England winters

Thank you very much for your reply. What is the optimal number of pollinators if we have 100 trees of the type A for example? is it 1 type B per 6 type A? or what? , what is the best distribution model for trees B and A in farm? what is the best space between them as trees and between trees rows? many thanks for you in advance.

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I'm in Rwanda how can I find seedlings of pink lady apple

Do you sense the saplings to Ethiopia?

Do hydrehia flowers have seeds?

Thanks for the info..

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Does anyone know if plums come true from seeds ?

I have Kieffer, what can you plant with that

Wow Lovely Cactus ^^ Like 7 My friend, thank you for good sharing Have a good relationship

Are you kidding me? No Etched Salmon. No Pastelorama? All peonies are “deer and rabbit resistant.” Kansas as #1 is laughable…

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I'm not too sure why my flavor king pluot seems hard to ripen and they always stay in the purple skin, green meat stage. Any thoughts?

When I moved into my home, 37 years ago, I had a huge Ragin’ Red in the back yard that towered over the top of my house. It took my breath away and the main reason I bought the house to begin with. My now ex-husband and our 3 kids took me out to lunch for Mother’s Day. When we got home, my ex stopped to check the mail but I asked him to stay there a little longer so I could soak up the splendor of this gorgeous tree in spring. I’ve only ever seen one other but it was in Macon, Georgia and I live up in the North Georgia town of Rome. The next day I went to the store. When I came home, I watched in horror as my tree fell sideways to the ground. I ran to the backyard to find my ex with a chainsaw. I screamed and cried for hours. He claims he cut it so he could get his truck back there easier. There was a pine he could have cut but chose to cut my heart out instead. This was the beginning of the end of my marriage as I knew no one could love me and do such a thing. After my divorce, my youngest daughter painted a picture of a Ragin’ Red and wrote the word, “Forward ,” on it. It has become a symbol we share and include in gifts to each other. I made it my mission to find another but none of the nurseries sell them. I learned they were very expensive so the more common ones sell easier. Finally last spring my frequent searches paid off. I am the proud owner of a beautiful Ragin’ Red. I followed all the instructions for planting and it has so far survived me. This time, I planted in the front yard where I can watch it thrive and protect it from predators like deer and ex-husbands.

This is my favorite variaty, my second favorite is the Seckel pear.

Wait Bartlett is considered invasive and causes problems because it breaks so easily!?

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NO!!!! Not AUTUMN BLAZE unless you want tremendous damage to your property!!!! Exceptionally WEAK/FRAGILE TREE that splits with wind! Trust me, I have 8 on my property and EVERY one has had major wind damage!!! Plant October Glory instead. Much more hardy!

NO!!!! Not AUTUMN BLAZE unless you want tremendous damage to your property!!!! Exceptionally WEAK/FRAGILE TREE that splits with wind! Trust me, I have 8 on my property and EVERY one has had major wind damage!!! Plant October Glory instead. Much more hardy!

Dang I just ordered one of these and I’m in zone 5!

These plants grow well even in the shade. I enjoyed watching your great video.stay connected!😊😊🌼🌼👌👌🌹🌹

I have a muskogee. Any tips on fertilizing it? The flowers are pale purple.

The honey bees love them!

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Very informative and helpful enthusiasm is encouraging. Thank you

Lovely to hear all those positive remarks because Ihave a Cox's Orange Pippin' in my backyard. My Granny Smith tree did not survive so my tree has never borne fruit. I have been weeding around it & I recently planted a Golden Delicious near it so I hope I will have fruit in the future. Thank you for your informative video.

About to try growing one when I find a container

I got five different colors, white, purple, red and two deferent rose color.

What is the best to grow in Utah

I don't have any south windows so I'd need a grow-light. Growing outdoors in zone 9b was not successful at all for me, though there were record freezes here.

They don’t taste that good to me but easy to grow

I added a Regent Saskatoon serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifloria) to my backyard food forest this week after a visit to a northern Minnesota nursery. I'm in zone 5a. I also have several A. laevis planted last year.

Dude eating like a pig 😂😂😂😂

I live in Louisiana and when my parents bought a house there were 2 pear trees in the back yard . They were about 5’6” tall with long bushy limbs growing out. One was a canning pear and the other was a eating pear. These pears were so large about the size of a large soft ball and we had to take 2 X 4 boards and cut a V notch in the end of them to prop up the limbs due to them being about to break . Those pears were so juicy and sweet in there own category. Was this just a fluke for these trees growing such large fruit year after year or is there a category of pears that grow this large?

I like tangelos more than oranges

Hy please help ....i want to buy these trees but i am in South African how can i get them here please help