How To Grow Pluots - A Delicious Plum / Apricot Fruit 3-In-one Pluot - Easy To Grow In Your Garden!

In today's episode we look at growing pluots. Pluots are a combination of plum and apricots. The tree was developed by Dave Wilson nursery. This is a multi grafted pluot tree with three pluot varieties - Splash Pluot, Emerald Drop Pluot and Geo Pride Pluot - All very delicious pluot varieties.
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[@CaliforniaGardening]

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[@alphonsenewilliams9611]

Good evening! Can you give me the name of the nursery mentioned please?

[@freewillchoice8052]

@@alphonsenewilliams9611 I beleive he said "Dave Wilson Nursery Company" which I'm going to look up now.

[@freewillchoice8052]

@@alphonsenewilliams9611 yup that's what he said "Dave Wilson Nursery" check them out online

[@hashithemoodyhusky3881]

I absolutely love the dapple dandy variety! This past season I went a little overboard at my local farmers market and purchased way more than we could eat before they turned too soft. We dehydrated them in our food dehydrator and the taste and texture were out of this world!

[@trumpwon2240]

These hybrid fruit taste incredible. I hope they grow true to seed. I planted dozens the last couple years.

[@wildcat4478]

3:29 fertilize 3 times a years. Valentines, Labor Day, Memorial Day . That’s easy to remember to feed your trees

[@ramonamacabugao4836]

We have one Pluot tree as well with four different varieties too. On the second year that’s when we have a lot of harvests. We always have to compete to birds and rats and always a problem, since the harvest was great this year it wasn’t a big deal - I guess we also have to share to them. Thanks for a great info on pluots.

[@grtf47]

these taste so good, bought them every week from Ralphs until the season ended

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Never saw them at Ralphs, but good to know!

[@juwanatani8356]

Wow...the plums are very dense.Thank you for sharing my friend.

[@carolgebert7833]

I just bought two aprium trees. Hoping the get first fruits next year. Where pluots are 75% plum, an aprium is 75% apricot.

[@KashmirMovieProduction]

Beautiful video sharing

[@pakbowl420]

Can you show how to prune a multi graphed fruit tree?

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Sure, will try making one

[@amarchadbagan8667]

Khub sundor seyar valo laglo

[@hopemorrison2367]

Looks interesting

[@dannyg.781]

Great video as always! Love your content!

[@allthingsgardening8952]

Beautiful fruits..so tempting..😋

[@robkeller3431]

Excellent video sir!

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Glad you liked it

[@eyuwang]

good video

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Thanks for the visit

[@thereadinesschannel7610]

Thinking about putting in a pluot; glad this popped up in my search. I have several semi dwarf fruit trees and my absolute favorite one is the burgundy plum from Dave Wilson Nursery. It is a very sweet dark red flesh ( as the name implies) with a low tart skin. I have never seen them in stores but if you have a farmers market etc. where you might locate them, do yourself a favor and try one. I agree with you, fresh tree ripened fruit is an experience that is well worth the effort.

[@yotatundra1526]

Nice!

[@petraavsec4054]

Thank you for this. I have been watching your videos pretty much since I moved to the US. In Slovenia we had a big garden and started planning fruit trees and veggies helps me feel more like home. I have Santa Rosa and Satsuma and I love them both but I am always open to planting other varieties. My favorite fruit I grow is pineapple guava and passion fruit and both are heavy producers. My goal is to plant whatever fruit is not easily available or is too expensive for me to buy on a regular basis.

[@AAHomeGardening]

Lovely as usual

[@stevefernandes529]

I have already subscribed to your channel .

[@dannyg.781]

I noticed that my rootstock pluot tree (flavor king variety) looks like it’s splitting along the bottom. Up towards the middle of the tree. Pieces of tree bark are light, flaky and can be nicked off. It’s only my 2nd year with it. It is bearing fruit. I don’t want it to die! I love these trees. Any advice? What can I use to treat it?

[@col.cottonhill6655]

Isn't there a tree at some midwest university that has grafted like 15 different stone fruits on the same tree?

[@nikhilapte4782]

My backyard fruit trees are massive. :D I have an avocado tree, which produces like crazy. there are like 100-200 fruits each year and some of them are so high up, that we use a fruit picker. The avocados themselves are gigantic and taste great (I am convinced that the tree is one of the largest in the world lol) I also have a huge orange tree which basically acts as a privacy fence and also produces oranges.

[@twobluestripes]

We have a massive Fuerte Avocado that is 100+ years old. There are so many we can’t even reach with the long picker, even on a ladder or the roof! I’ve seen only one Avocado tree taller than ours so far, and it was in another backyard in our area. They get huge when not properly managed!

[@melissalopez8518]

I recently bought plumcot tree from Costco here in El Paso TX, it's about 42 inches tall and grew a lot of young leaves and thriving but cannot find info about this tree from the grower Everde Growers and their website says they are wholesalers only. I see that it was grafted. Do I need another plumcot tree for polination? If I buy the same tree you have from Dave Wilson Nursery will it polinate my plumcot?

[@jennybaez-cepeda4919]

Love your video I wanted to ask you how long did it take for the tree to bear fruit or how old is it when you bought it I’m still waiting on mine to produce it has been on the ground for two years.

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Thanks! The tree was about 2 years old when we bought it and it bore some fruits the first year and many more the following year. It depends on how cold the winters are. More cold = more fruits!

[@jennybaez-cepeda4919]

@@CaliforniaGardening I’m gonna see what happens this next year. If not, I’m gonna have to call my losses the center Rosa Plum gets plenty of chill hours cause I live in Delaware.

[@watercrest69]

I just bought 3-1 Pluot tree from Home Depot. We live in Southern CA area, will that get enough chill hours?

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Yes, we have enough chill hours to grow Pluots. We have been getting a lot of pluots every year!

[@watercrest69]

Great, looking forward to getting the yummy fruits in a few years!

[@AbishasHomeStyle]

Wow really amazing 😍😍😍

[@anab.7450]

I’ve always wanted to grow pluots! Thank you for the info! Also thank you for the links for netting

[@sudhac1384]

Great video! I am growing pomegranate and guavas! Now you have convinced me to try growing pluots!

[@aliaksandrradziuk5438]

bravo!

[@ShwaaraVLogs]

Where can we buy these online ? Or homedeport ?

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Home Depot usually has it in December and January. Most local nurseries have it too during Dec-Mar

[@MrCarrera091]

I need to double check but do you have any specific videos on citrus tree I just purchased a Cara Cara orange

[@CaliforniaGardening]

I do have some citrus growing videos in this playlist. Cara Cara is one of my favorite oranges! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4SQoGl5ec6gkKM

[@DichaoPeng]

I also live in Irvine. Can you tell me which nursery carries these 3 in 1 pluots? Big fan of Emerald here. Something you can only buy from farmers market and I really want to grow one in my backyard.

[@JohnDoe-ql9pf]

I had seen them at Lowes and Home Depot.

[@Tobhiyah]

Can you tell me how old your trees are? How big were they when you planted them and what year and month did you start them? Were they bare root? I'm curious how long I have to wait for my trees to produce fruit. 🍑🍎

[@CaliforniaGardening]

We got them as 1-2 year old trees and they are now about 4 years old

[@stevefernandes529]

Sir please can you do your whole garden tour .

[@MrCarrera091]

Where did you buy it with the 3 grafts that is so cool

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Got mine from a local nursery in Lake Forest

[@DichaoPeng]

@@CaliforniaGardening Just saw this comment. Is it Greenthumb?

[@GraftingTactick]

Absolutely awesome 👌 🍃🌱🌿

[@narindraramsubhag6276]

I would cut the branch that is not producing anyone thing and graft on a peach and another stone fruit you like onto it with not much chill hour

[@stevefernandes529]

Sir you have so many varieties of plants in your garden I like your garden and your videos are also so much entertaining .

[@menchudizon4451]

Is it available in the Philippines?

[@MANPREETKAUR-qk1wj]

Always enjoying your videos and learning. I am trying this year 3 different grafted cherries tree, orange and guava trees. I hope I will have home grow fruits for those trees up coming years.

[@lisamorgan9257]

Thank you for the informative video. I have a lot of trees from this grower and have been interested in this tree. Will look out for it next time I am at my local nursery

[@WamdaAli]

Thank you for all your videos and explanations all are clear up to the point and sufficient best gardening tips

[@rodneyknox2369]

How was the Splash??

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Very delicious

[@SanDiegoVlogs]

Thank you for the detailed video about Pluots ..really impressive tree ..I have pink lady apple tree and vanilla banana (Indian name is Amrutha pani) trees in my garden. Both give absolutely delicious fruits. Banana tree is a heavy producer ..I get atleast 250 fruits in one tree. Looking for more rare fruit variety growing videos from your channel in future. Thank you.

[@goodgoditsbridgette6478]

Does the apple tree produce fruits by itself, or do you need 2 trees?

[@eleanorroberts1886]

Looks so good! I must find where I can get a pluot tree, maybe Home Depot or Lowe's"""???

[@sanghamitradey-vi9pd]

How to grow plum from seed? Reply!

[@CaliforniaGardening]

You should not grow from seeds if you want fruit

[@ronyrony4669]

please help share where you order your fruit tree, do you have any recommendations for online fruit tree website? thank you so much for your information 🙂

[@torreyswatt4150]

Hello miss lady how can I get this tree?

[@tonatunirvegetablegardenin322]

Vaia I need to know the nersery name

[@typorter-pp6lh]

I have many fruit trees in my garden but none of them compare to my Flavor Grenade and Dapple Dandy pluot trees. The flavor really is almost explosive.

[@MadScientistSoap]

Figs, Figs, and Figs.

[@tonatunirvegetablegardenin322]

Can I have some ivy gourd brunch for planting? I asked you several times if you want I can send my adress.

[@buttonenfuego]

You forgot to address leaf curl