Growing cherry trees bursting with fruit | Growing fruit and veg | Gardening Australia

[@shrek2168]

I'm from Russia, I live in the Caucasus, in Ossetia. You are wonderful people, doing a wonderful job and living in a wonderful country. I am also a gardener and I have a peach. This year I want to plant cherries. Thank you for the video!

[@ianh7710]

5 years ago I lived in Lilydale 5 minutes away from there beautiful cherry trees I used to drive past them every morning I❤🍒🍒

[@justgivemethetruth]

I grow my cherry trees bursting with fruit .... the birds and squirrels love me for it! ;-)

[@jingyun4323]

The Dark red cherries are the best. Crisp, sweet, crunchy. So good.

[@AAHomeGardening]

Those plants are loaded with cherries, lovely

[@DkSkullGear]

What "cracked" me up was when he said "You can't taste the crack" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lassila3]

I love Australia just as much as I love cherries

[@juanitarichards1074]

Man, if I was picking I'd eat them all! As I did when raspberry picking as a kid in the school holidays, I ate all my profits!

[@rctaz990]

Forget about it. Look at those trees. Absolute heaven.

[@STNG17-]

I don't know why, but she looks like her Majesty.

[@Karim-en9on]

Cherry fruit is very unique fruit and your form very interesting and beautiful

[@wawawillegers4991]

This is brilliant plans/business to develop. Beautiful for the eyes to see, good for the environments and healthy for our diet. Wish the government fund small businesses to grow fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains and beans instead of livestocks. From animal lover, vegan and love nature.

[@bichhanhbuithi4015]

Một tấm lòng nhân ái..mình cũng yêu thiên nhiên như bạn

[@TrinaMCay]

Omg!!! No wonder cherries are expensive, need a helicopter to blow dry the trees!!😊😎😀interesting!!!! Love it

[@boudara]

cherries is my favorite fruite .

[@duncanrobinson3200]

I live in the Manchester area in England and I grow cherries on my allotment, but I have found the best way to keep the birds off is to grow them inside a polytunnel and choose varieties on the dwarfing 'Gisela 5' rootstock. I have the old variety 'Early Rivers' raised in the Victorian period - it is a very large red cherry and very tasty, totally unlike anything you buy in the shops.

[@nonpoliticalindian3514]

Very nice sir send me ur email please

[@Shane_O.5158]

if you grew cherries in a poly tunnel in Australia, you would have cooked cherry pie on the tree.

[@justgivemethetruth]

Might you have any links to what a poly-tunnel is and what kind to get? I have 7 cherry trees in my yard and I am lucky if I get a handful of cherries out of the whole bunch because of the birds and squirrels.

[@kalerafruitfarms]

so excited to see what type of environment is required for cherry growth

[@nikeetadethe1136]

I wish to have similar cherry farm.. It's too good😍😍😍

[@VanajaManiKitchen]

Nice gardening vlog, thank you for sharing video, big like1

[@kentate5868]

would love to camp there for a weekend, nothing better than a bing cherry

[@justgivemethetruth]

Black Tartans are pretty good.

[@AAHomeGardening]

Cherries are so good My favourite is Barbados Cherry

[@HFTLMate]

cool pruning techniques and information

[@tmsvlog8563]

Wounderful sharing, Thank you.

[@aidanhart9871]

were they seriously flying a chopper under powerlines just to dry the cherries abit xD omg

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

Possibly lol

[@matthewfarrell317]

You do realise how high up those lines are right? You could flu a jumbo under it and still have room. A good pilot will not have an issue flying under them.

[@aidanhart9871]

@@matthewfarrell317 yes i know the height range of transmission lines .. its just strange that's all

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@matthewfarrell317 true that. Australia uses crop dusters to

[@СПАРТААгентствоНедвижимости]

They should use a hair driyer))) it s cheaper))))

[@desmondou]

Good information feel sorry for the losses he suffers

[@MuhammadSaleem-kx1go]

Wao cherys. Ziarat cherys, l m from pakistan

[@ladicali8501]

Watching this video as I eat a big bag of yummy, sweet & delicious cherries 🍒

[@raymondquadros7142]

This farmer is a Professional Cherry grower and Seller. He did not seem to part with much Cherry growing information, its obvious that he wants people to buy his cherries. If everybody grew their own cherry trees, then he would be out of business. His Cherry trees where growing a good size of crop.

[@desmondou]

His trees r not grafted

[@Mrbfgray]

I grow more types of fruit than I can list here but cherries have become my favorite right off the tree. Rubbish from the store tho. Damn these look SO good. Now I have to reconsider my pruning or lack of.

[@wawawillegers4991]

Keep up with the good plans. Farming livestock is horrible things to do. From veganistisch who love nature and animals.

[@BazMel14]

An you help with any information on the black aphid that attacks the cherry tree? I have moved into a rental that has two trees. One minute they were great, next all the new growth were curling over with black aphids everywhere

[@johnkosi6798]

@@BazMel14 they did my tree in too. 😢

[@dagobaker]

i utilize the knee high initial prune on all my trees kinda cool to see a commercial grower doing the same thing

[@manaskumarpal7657]

Name of variety? Possible to plantation in hot and dry conditions?

[@chrism3845]

Very educational video. AND very useful tips for me. Thank you.

[@meilengschwarzbek9421]

Beautiful cherries.

[@KashmirMovieProduction]

Nice video sharing 🌷

[@lindanorris3226]

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 💙⛰🌏

[@nonpoliticalindian3514]

Very nice 👍

[@felixc3370]

I live in Canada, I have two cherry about 8 years old, still no fruit or a few small only, but those tree close to a pine tree, is it a problem to a cherry tree? thanks, Felix

[@rinsomatic9295]

I love Australian cherry... their nice...

[@TABULAMPOTMOKOSGARDEN]

Its beautiful farms. There are so many fruits plant. Especially. Cherry trees.. God job 👍👍

[@CherryFarmEurope]

Nice orchard :D

[@yasmimcarolineheckhech7581]

Ich liebe das frucht! Kirschen👍

[@lifeshappenings]

WOWWW,,AMAZING

[@evanever]

Dang... my cherry had two branches from below the graft that I missed so I cut those off during July planting. But now it's December and the tree is just a straight 2m with no developed branches. So if I do the Summer pruning as he suggests, I'll be removing 3/4 of the tree and only have a little stick poking out...

[@robertbrucemp]

You should graft or proper gate the trimmed branches

[@sheerluckholmes5468]

He did not suggest Summer pruning, he said plant and prune in July and as he is in Australia that would be his winter.

[@justgivemethetruth]

I saw a video ( not sure how much faith to put in it ) that showed a technique of pressing or scarring the area directly above a node on the trunk or a tree and how it would stimulate a branch to grow there. I wish I had more info on that, but maybe that might help.

[@memoryvlog0501]

Wow cherry..

[@haiho626]

Please help. I have couple of 20 years old cherry trees that have very low yield. They have a lot of flowers but most the little tiny fruits keep falling off every year. Can I use 0-0-60 Potassium with 10-10-10 fertilizer together with Calcium (eggshells), Bone meal and Epsom salt twice a year? Will this fix the problem? Many thanks & God bless, Hai

[@Melicoy]

FYI June is WINTER in the South Hemi. So when he says plant and prune in June. THATS winter for us up north !!!! Plant and prune in Nov.

[@happygachgachari8067]

Nice video

[@nitisingh6110]

At last I got someone that can help me with my cherry plant. (Stella). It's in a pot, it's growth is very vigorous and healthy. What month it will give us fruit. Should I prune after harvest. Plz do reply

[@pinkcats6129]

❤ 🍒 most I've seen wow

[@dimipimenta8554]

I Love cherry

[@tawasulhussain7466]

Mashallah Allah ki shan💫

[@NewMindGarden]

Nice.... Awesome sharing

[@jessiperry60]

very nice trees

[@yashajindal2293]

Can you please guide, do we have to prune our cherry tree in Melbourne every year In July and December or it’s just one time after planting

[@donzie13]

Good information thank you very much for the video

[@vampire2930]

Hi Grandma🥰

[@tesstessrr1984]

Cherry fruit tree lots fruit the problem the are dropp fruit not ready . Scotland u.k what couse ?

[@stevejustinedimayuga3382]

I love eating cherries, it is very delicious, can I pick yours???

[@geriannroth449]

Is this a very low chill cherry variety which would grow in the tropics like Barbados West Indies?

[@griffinc3263]

Unfortunately, cherries don’t even grow in the subtropics, so there’s no hope in the tropics

[@stanleylongworth6792]

As a fruit weirdo there are several alternatives that may be superior Barbados cherry/acerola Brazilian sour cherry Cherry of the rio grande Grumichama All these will punch in your region

[@griffinc3263]

@@stanleylongworth6792 I’d say a capulin cherry is probably better for warmer climates, as it has a similar taste

[@stanleylongworth6792]

@@griffinc3263 havent heard of that one Siiick

[@stanleylongworth6792]

Yes that would work!

[@alanshrimpton6787]

Hmmm. I wonder if my plum has the same problem. I keep pruning and it keeps growing but no fruit.

[@desmondou]

Check for fruit buds prune above them

[@alisonburgess345]

And for the dreaded cherry slug, use Yates Mavrik.

[@cassieoz1702]

I use their Success

[@alisonburgess345]

@@cassieoz1702 Thanks! I'll try it if the Mavrik lets me down. So far, so good..

[@bmlsb]

Growing cherry tree from seed, will it need to be grafted ?

[@philipmathew988]

Is it possible to grow cherry in tropical climate?

[@tesstessrr1984]

What couse cherry fruit falling Fr tree not ready ?

[@happygachgachari8067]

Nice

[@kahealthy8209]

Wow nice place and nice content.done support from ayaay

[@desmondou]

Great info

[@jolo6539]

Wonderful advice!

[@gracenouel172]

Good job

[@fbombfishing6192]

Are there any types of cherry trees that will grow in warmer climates ?

[@FM-zs2fu]

A lot of cherry's are grown in the Young and Orange region of New South Wales too which can get to 42 degrees in summer so yes can handle the heat but they need the cold (at least down to 6-7 degrees) in winter to set fruit, which is why they do so well in those regions. Hope this helps you...☺️. (edit) as a foot note in saying you need to get down to at least 6-7 degrees, it needs most of your winter to be at or below this temp not just a few days here and there. Good luck ☺️

[@fbombfishing6192]

@@FM-zs2fu i live at Bellingen on nsw mid north coast where it gets to around 2 deg in winter but quite humid throughout the warmer months.... im keen to give it a go but have my doubts

[@FM-zs2fu]

@@fbombfishing6192 yes, you would most probably have a lot of issues with the amount of humility and rain you have in that part of NSW it would possibly set fruit but you'd have issues with rot and splitting and may not get very many viable fruit off to eat....sorry 😥

[@chetanchauhan7223]

Heavy rain fol crakes of cherry whet can v do

[@s.k.bhattarai1987]

Can I farm in nepal witch climate need for farming cheery

[@enjoylife4677]

someone said that if we growing Cherry from seed Its taste bitter, is that true?🤔

[@fatimaantunes3413]

Bonjour de bonne cerises 🍀🍒🍒🍒

[@johntc7442]

I have cherry tree probably 6 ft tall. I don't know what type cherry is. On March it produce flowers. Till now I don't see cherry. But grow another branch instead cherry. There are many bright red dots all over the branches. Anyone know what is it?

[@robertbrawley5048]

At the 4:45 ttimestamp did he say " cut the tree at the 50 millimeter height? I'm from the US and metric system and Australia accent is strange to me .

[@sezagolden8022]

I found easy to understand.

[@robertbrawley5048]

@@sezagolden8022 50 millimeters is only 2 inches if he said or ment 50 centimeters. And that I didnt hear. Would be 20 inches. It look like he cut it at about 9 inches. 9 times 24.5 = 220.5 millimeters. I distantly heard him say 50 millimeters I think. I have been cutting my trees at about 18 inches and that makes a tree too tall 8 feet is about my limit or 2.5 meters

[@Francesco-eu4qq]

He meant cut each branch at 50mm, not the height of the plant.

[@lastchancemonicam3948]

I live in America in zone 9A, and I found one type of cherry tree that will grow in my zone- ranier cherries. What type of cherry is that? I don't even come close to having 700 hours at -8 degrees.

[@jakefisher2004]

700 hours at 8 degrees or under

[@Shane_O.5158]

where can i get one of those bird scarers ?

[@neutralwarlord]

lero lero lero lero lero lero

[@დიმაიზორია]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@fatjontasi2940]

2021 ALBANIA 🇪🇺

[@danieldjakovic]

So cutting the tree back is it so it grows new branches?? What is it called? Ill like more info on this

[@NathanWarton]

coppicing

[@chongseitmooi2593]

Awesome

[@F_you888]

Leave blower don’t work ?

[@alangxu6939]

Hello friends and experts! I would like to ask how to choose the varieties of cherries in the northern regions of China? Any better rootstock recommendations?

[@gaylescovel7308]

Well crap, i never knew any if this. I have young cherry trees growing n the late frost keeps killing the blooms. We just found them too 2 yrs ago. Thanx i may rry growing an orchard, lol.

[@fishingphill]

When he first says cut back to 50mm does he really mean 50cm? There's no way the first cut is 50mm off the ground. So is it 50cm & then 50mm above that cut? Cheers

[@hqqns]

50 mm from the main trunk, not the ground.

[@stanleylongworth6792]

@@hqqns yeah hes using a pollard to build a dense framework to allow fruiting wood to be managed

[@justgivemethetruth]

@@stanleylongworth6792 Pollard? Do you have any links or more information on that?

[@stanleylongworth6792]

Yes Basically by cutting back hard to the main trunk it will encourage multple trunks to form Making more fruiting wood lower down

[@da1stamericus]

Would the cutting back of the cherry trees count for grafted mini cherries too?

[@Shane_O.5158]

yes,

[@Bernie5172]

We had girls work on the farm with their lippy and make-up on too

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

Lol?

[@maleahlock]

Yeah, those workers have to do what they're told or risk deportation/have their visa withheld (stolen) by their employer. There's no way those girls appearance and interviews weren't simply a marketing ploy.

[@botswanaelephant]

@@maleahlock bingo

[@jamshidnikkerdar2074]

Great 👍 👌

[@MC-xg9fv]

How much pesticide is needed?

[@melvinbrown3461]

Can cherry GROW from branches

[@fathimashakkiyapm1043]

I wish to get the same plant If possible

[@JesusisLord78]

How do you keep birds away from the cherry fruit

[@justgivemethetruth]

My question too.

[@sridevimeka2841]

I live in Sydney-- Where can i buy cherry plant's?

[@Mnk219]

Nenu MEL lo unta, cherry farm ki vellandi 😊

[@sridevimeka2841]

@@Mnk219 i went to young, NSW to do cherry picking but didnot find them there!

[@greenapple9325]

Great

[@netraparab2834]

I like cherry trees. In India wher I will gat cherry plant.

[@mickcarson8504]

But you dont mention the mess the birds do? Picking on cherries. How do you avoid them when I have one cherry tree that these urban pests on wings are making mince meat out on my fruit, including Persimmons?

[@cruisedance979]

I have same problems with my cherry trees in Southern California. You could cover with bird netting to protect your cherries.

[@crizzlepb7670]

i wish i see a cherry tree

[@alikhan-kg3gn]

Any CHERRY VARIETY which can yields at 2500 feet above the see and temperature reaches to 32 to 40 between MAY AND AUGUST

[@foodienature]

Hi from Pakistan

[@luiscarlosdoradooviedo7252]

Quiero trabajar con ustedes aya 🇨🇴🤑☺

[@openheart6113]

Increase soil Calcium helps stop fruit from cracking.

[@dhruvesingh1967]

Can someone tell me the scientific name of that cherryies plz...

[@aruarbax3258]

Prunus avium, sweet cherry