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[@johncooper7798]

I hope the full video gets added eventually. I look forward to watching these. I live in St Louis though so We’re a little cold up here for some stuff but I really get a lot out of his backyard pruning advice. Especially his advice for the best way to train peaches!

[@GarysBestGardening]

The full video will be uploaded next time this comes class comes around, we go in a cycle so it shouldn't be too long. we lost power to the recording device resulting in it cutting the stream, sorry for the inconvenience!

[@patsyg331]

I found his last video on apricot, aprium, and plum trees from last May. Very informative, as usual. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHe8fZiph9arf68

[@johanjack690]

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[@seedwolfmgo247]

Hello Luguna Hills Nursery, Tropical Punch Pluerry has not woke up yet for me but Dapple Supreme Pluot and Candy Heart Pluerry are breaking bud at the same time, thank you for the recommendation Gary.

[@grantwiscour]

Aloha and Good Morning...we get down to the mid and low 50's this time of year on the slopes of Mauna Loa (3100') but don't know that we get enough "chill time" for the stone fruits.

[@patsyg331]

Apparently there were technical issues. We only see a 17 minute video. Garys classes are usually around 1 1/2 hours. I wanted to hear about the varieties. Disappointed, but hopeful that the problem is resolved for next week.

[@grantwiscour]

Yes...I just got to the "end" of the 17 minute version.

[@GarysBestGardening]

We lost power to the recording device resulting in it cutting the stream, sorry for the inconvenience!

[@kathylfries]

I'm not sure the entire file was uploaded, or perhaps there were problems. Only the first 17 minutes is viewable, then it suddenly cuts off. I hope this is resolved. I was waiting to hear about the varieties as well.

[@jamesfrederick.]

Lol I live in a climate that is easily cold enough to grow all this stuff