Planning your home orchard

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[@harsectinal]

Really appreciate these videos Gary. You are a treasure trove of information.

[@robkeller3431]

I used sweet treat pluerry to polinate flavor queen pluot. It worked!

[@sheri023]

Great information for growing a home orchard.

[@cyn4rest]

Great info, as always. Thank you so much.

[@vwbusguy]

Gary I actually worked on an orchard next to where pink lady apples were developed, and it gets extremely cold in that Casuarina valley

[@katespencer4038]

I always learn so much thank you

[@chinatownboy3368]

Where's Lea?

[@gardenimperfectplants]

I got a plum tree from your nursery and I’m not quite sure what exactly it doesn’t like. I planted in the ground and filled in the hole with your soil mix.. it is in a gopher basket, because I have gophers, the leaves are down all the time, not falling off. It’s clay soil around it. It’s normally 10 degrees cooler where it’s planted than in LA. I placed a thick layer of cedar mulch on top. I may answer my own question. I may not water it as much as I could or should, but every time I’m on site the soil is moist, so I’m assuming it’s not the issue of under watering but I might be wrong. It gets good watering once a week. Again, on the hottest days in LA it doesn’t get above 80 over there.

[@robkeller3431]

Plum trees require plenty of water. Are the tips of the leaves brown? If so, that's a sign of lack of water. Water daily. The soil should moist a foot down.