Plant Bare Root Trees This Way to Grow Strong Trees

Plant bare root trees this way to grow very healthy and strong trees. Site selection, how big of a hole you dig, the direction of wind, and the type of your soil all lay an important role in how you should plant your bare root trees. If you plant bareroot trees this way such as cherry, peach, nectarine, plum, apple, and many other varieties, you will have an orchard producing abundant fruit.
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[@blenderbenderguy]

I'd like to see a video on how to dig up small trees for replanting. I'm always confounded by how to get the root system out without destroying too much that has developed. Thanks for all your excellent videos!

[@MeemsKaso]

Jag, I am new to your community. I live in North Texas & growing a garden here constantly changes from year to year. My soil is hard packed clay. So I’ve created planting boxes, use a lot of buckets & also material growing bags. It should be warm now, but we are in the 30’s & 20’s. Monsoon season begins next month. The heat here is severe with lots of wind and rain that comes down in sheets, very hard & fast for 20 minutes. I’m so glad I found your channel because the garden club I follow for north Texas doesn’t use the soil first method. Growing up, all we used was steer manure, fish emulsion, vitamin b12. We didn’t have a garbage disposal so all food went into the compost pile or to the pigs. And we rotatillered our soil until it was so soft, and the smell was so fresh. That was Northern CA soil. So beautiful! We grew everything! Thank you for teaching what your great grandpa taught you. I’ve learned more from you than anyone except my mom, aunt & grandpa. I appreciate you taking time from your day to teach. Your content is invaluable. Thank you.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Glad you like the videos :) Wish you success in gardening!

[@anveshkodumuri]

Thanks for this

[@cyber334]

very very useful planting process!

[@jamesvatter5729]

Solid advice, Jag. I just watched one video where they recommended a 2 foot deep hole. First thought I had was that tree is liable to settle and sink!

[@BrendaNolen]

Ah! Thank you for the mounding tips! I need to fix a few of mine.

[@rexroman5211]

Great clear explanation

[@michaelgusovsky]

Great info! 2 other suggestions: if you have any wildlife pressure such as deer, voles, rabbits, consider protecting your tree with a plastic wrap, or a tree tube, or a mesh cylinder made of chicken wire or the like. If you live in a place with intense summer sun like Arizona, applying a protective coating on the trunk of a young tree will protect it.

[@SundaiLove]

Great job as always

[@Anonymously4051]

Very informative, thank you

[@karenandriancontainergardening]

Hey Jag. I just bought three bare root fruit trees. Tomorrow I will double check where my soil line is. Darn, I didn’t water them enough. I will do that tomorrow. Thanks and take care

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Glad the video was helpful, yes you can still fix the tree if it needs to be up or down based on the soil line.

[@marytucker9404]

I just planted 4 bare root trees and it looks like I did everything wrong.😂 Forney, TX

[@henrydefelice5156]

how’d they turn out? haha

[@marytucker9404]

Lost 3 of them and the nectarine has fruit.

[@begamshahi4785]

Super

[@danham3344]

Great video. Thank Jag! I grew 3 Catalpa Trees from seed indoors this winter that are about 4” tall. I planned to plant them this spring after frost threat is over(probably late April-early May here at 3,200ft in the Sierras). Do you have any tricks or tips for Catalpa or just follow this video’s instructions? Thanks again. Love your channel. Best gardening one on YT! 😃👍🏼

[@rotcod2886]

I'm curious about frequency of watering for the first few weeks.

[@googleuser3642]

Could you please make video of Acer Rubrum red maple tree if it has invasive roots. I really like that tree and afraid if damage the property foundation. Tysm!❤

[@gnome2024]

Jag! Dude! Thanks internet friend, great info. Ive got about 60 fruit trees down here in SoCal... My problem is gophers. Wife doesnt want to burn them out so I have to build wire mesh baskets and put these into the dirt holes first, then plant and fill up. Its the only thing that seems to work. Any other things I can try? TY

[@jackhuffman2268]

Amazing content and done concisely. Thank you. I am starting some trees and shrubs from seeds using your seed starting method from another video. Once the seedlings are about 2-3 inches tall I think I will have to remove them from the seedling cells and put them into larger containers. Would you advise moving them to small, 4" pots or to larger, 1 gallon pots. Eventually, they will be transplanted around my 42 acre property. Thank you again for your willingness to share your knowledge and experience with us.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

That's great, 1 gallon pots at minimum, if they are bigger trees, then even 5 gallon pots

[@jackhuffman2268]

@@DaisyCreekFarms Jag, thank you very much. I will be purchasing some of each as the shrubs should be fairly small and the trees (Persimmon and sugar hackberry) will be bigger

[@tranthiduyen615]

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[@yeutruyen8146]

What online nurseries do you recommend for bareroot dwarf fruit trees? Thank you so much

[@sirchopz]

souther california here, high desert. i have 10 yrold cherry trees already. i have about 300-400 baby cherry trees that i would like to transplant. when ca i do that?

[@dunedainmom]

Where do you buy yiur barefoot trees?

[@BrendaNolen]

Okay. So the instructions on the packaging said to cut off all the roots between soaking and planting. Have you done this? I have some and I am curious if that is why some of mine never grew.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Pruning roots is not necessary. Only prune rotted roots if there are any. Pruning healthy roots will negatively impact the growth of the tree.

[@gollyg1448]

Can I use this method for lilac trees? I have some I want to move. Thank you😊

[@DarkGT]

Maybe too late for that? If the tree still have develop buds that are about to go green, maybe you can safely move it.

[@nancyfahey7518]

When I transplant something I love I take cuttings first. If for some reason it dies I will have babies. I believe lilac roots from cuttings very easily.

[@BlackJesus8463]

What kind of cherries did you plant? I love them! They're like little plums. 😜😜

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

We have Coral Champagne, Brooks, and Bings.

[@BlackJesus8463]

@@DaisyCreekFarms nice! I've heard of Bing but not the other two. Would love a cherry tree in the backyard but I suspect birds would get most of them. lol 😔

[@danham3344]

@@BlackJesus8463 - I was raised in the northern Sierra Nevada Mts and we had two cherry trees. One with huge black cherries and another with what my Mom called “pie cherries” (not sure of the actual variety names). The birds usually left them alone until they were getting close to being ripe with only a little green left on the cherries. At that point we would cover with heavy netting and that would save most of them. Of course, those krafty birds would get some but we were able to harvest most of them. You should go for it. Not only for the cherries but the gorgeous spring blossoms. They bring bees into you yard by the thousand’s which will help your other plants as well. Good luck to you. 😃👍🏼🌳

[@kimvu1871]

Hi, why we must have dirt 2 inches below the graft line. Also how many years the bare fruit tree will produce fruits? Thank you so much.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Because if the soil touches the graft union, it can have crown rot and tree can die. Harvest depends on the variety of tree, 20 to 50 years.

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

Can I grow oranges and lemons from seed?

[@exb.r.buckeyeman845]

Yes definately, I’ve grown them hear in England.

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

@@exb.r.buckeyeman845 I'm in zone 7B

[@blackdragon12340]

Alright, I hope this question is not weird, but are you able to plant Bare root in pots?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Certain trees, specially dwarf trees you can in a big pot like a wine barrel.

[@WeezieV]

Dogwoods practically have to be grown in pots from videos and articles I have seen.

[@ebony5766]

This is such a great channel! I am moving full speed ahead with a small begetable garden, and I built a small raised garden. I live in Pennsylvania, so just warm up here. Planting my potatoes this week though! AND I am planning on some fruit trees at my cabin. I tried an apple last year but after watching this I didn't do ANYTHING right. nWe have a lot of deer. Do you have any recommendarions to protect them?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

You need an electrically charge fence to protect your garden and trees from deer.

[@danham3344]

Great video. Thank Jag! I grew 3 Catalpa Trees from seed indoors this winter that are about 4” tall. I planned to plant them this spring after frost threat is over(probably late April-early May here at 3,200ft in the Sierras). Do you have any tricks or tips for Catalpa or just follow this video’s instructions? Thanks again. Love your channel. Best gardening one on YT! 😃👍🏼