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Edible landscapes Symposium
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 844 seconds

We travel to Devil Mountain Wholesale Nursery in San Ramon California for their Edible Landscape Symposium and talk to the speakers and vendors about what's current in the world of edible landscapes.

Related: edible, landscapes, symposium, dave, wilson, nursery, rosalind, creasy

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Spring 2012 Fruit Tree Care
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 645 seconds

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one shoot is about ...
By: maxdecphoenix. on 25 May 12, 07:25:41
one shoot is about 2.5 to 3ft tall the other is slightly? shorter and growing outwardly as they are so close together.

there are also some ...
By: maxdecphoenix. on 25 May 12, 07:24:50
there are also some older roots from the 'original' tree that have been exposed since Katrina, i'd like to pull them out too. the only reason i didn't when i removed the trunk last fall~ is fear of disturbing? the shoots. i'm just deathly afraid of blowing a "second chance" with this tree. i'd like to take a cutting from the one i prune and move it. any suggestions?

Tom i had a fig my ...
By: maxdecphoenix. on 25 May 12, 07:18:49
Tom i had a fig my mom planted in the 90's and it didn't recieve much care, it was blown over in Katrina but survived. laying a 20* angle for a few years, and slowly continued to waste away. when i finally decided to remove it (mom passed away so is kinda sentimental) i trimed? it down to trunk and lifted it out of the ground. it had only one root, busted in half connecting to it. but i noticed two small shoots coming out the ground. i'd like to prune one and espalier the other.

Thank you very much ...
By: poe622524. on 10 May 12, 08:35:58
Thank you very much for? your prompt response

Feed established ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 09 May 12, 20:12:44
Feed established trees at the end of January and May with a fertilizer low in N and high in P and K, 3-12-12, humic-acid based with trace elements. For young trees use a fert with higher N, and feed end of Jan, May and July. Do not feed in the fall. We use micro-sprinklers. You can find similar products at most nurseries. We have a think layer of mulch to conserve water. Wait for the topsoil to dry between waterings, around? 10 to 14 days in the hottest months.

Your trees are ...
By: poe622524. on 09 May 12, 05:45:21
Your trees are growing fast how about irrigation system and fertilization ??

Thanks for sharing! ...
By: crazyamazondude. on 22 Apr 12, 22:07:52
Thanks for sharing!!!?

I love your video ...
By: apirlrain. on 22 Apr 12, 14:11:55
I love your video and I am using your last year backyard orchard video as my guide! HELP! lol, I am growing pear and apple. I pruned them knee high and now buds and leave? are in! we are at LAST week for last frost...and weather report said SNOW and freeze...I haven't covered them and they were fine...but now that the leaves are out....do they need to be covered? thanks

Tom, always look ...
By: piazza1129. on 20 Apr 12, 19:41:23
Tom, always look forward to your videos, you're my go to guy for anything fruit! This year spring's been kind to us in the PNW so the trees are looking good for us too. Could you possibly make a segment on container? fruit tree management, what root stocks work best, soil, fertilizing, pruning ( not quite sure how to prune columnar apples). Thanks.

Tom, great vid as ...
By: MrSmiley1123. on 20 Apr 12, 10:15:30
Tom, great vid as always, I assume you have? a bee yard. I would like to see a vid of that if you have one. thanks.

For those? of us ...
By: tagi3d. on 20 Apr 12, 07:24:43
For those? of us not so lucky would love to see more videos around managing significant problems with disease and insects. Maybe some field trips where things aren't going so well and how you rectify the problem :)

trees look so ...
By: tagi3d. on 20 Apr 12, 07:17:08
trees look so healthy... great? video to continue this series.. love your videos.

Thanks for the ...
By: michaelgirvine. on 20 Apr 12, 05:39:30
Thanks for the videos!! They are well done and since I am only a few weeks behind with my trees, they are very helpful!! If you have citrus trees at the nursery I would love to see some videos about caring? for them as most of my trees are citrus. Thanks again!

Great video? - ...
By: Megahs2010. on 20 Apr 12, 04:12:15
Great video? - thanks

another great? ...
By: ArizonaAdventures. on 20 Apr 12, 03:37:20
another great? video. When you were talking about the aphid problem you should of told us what to do about it or at least what you guys do about it over at your nursery, I'd love to know :)

I really? enjoy ...
By: StatenIslandSlim. on 19 Apr 12, 23:39:58
I really? enjoy your videos they are so informative. THX

Winter Fruit Tree Pruning 2012
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 509 seconds

Summer pruning is key to maintaing fruit tree size, but winter pruning is vital to starting young trees the right way. Tom shows you how.

Related: prunejan2012

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Hi ..please i want ...
By: rozan9. on 20 May 12, 02:28:58
Hi ..please i want to be sure when i pruning? friut trees ? ..i live in Australia , now is winter , i have many kind of fruit trees , please how old of fruit trees i can pruning ? ..thank you

Cant wait to see ...
By: ijsaenz. on 14 Apr 12, 01:34:47
Cant wait to see more? videos on this

I noticed that your ...
By: rabelad. on 13 Mar 12, 10:38:05
I noticed that your trees were planted approx 5 feet apart. That's awfully close for sub miniature trees. I suspect that those are smaller than subminiature. What's the maximum height and diameter these trees will grow to if left? unpruned? I know that you're pruning ro restrain the height and width. How many trees of that size can you plant per acre, assuming mechanical cultivation and a lane between rows to allow a small tractor to access?

One? straw.
By: thatwasakward70. on 09 Mar 12, 00:45:30
One? straw.

Legend? as always
By: tagi3d. on 11 Feb 12, 04:43:33
Legend? as always

Great video.? Keep ...
By: JOHNFMKN. on 11 Feb 12, 00:16:53
Great video.? Keep them coming.

This gentleman ...
By: kskk9368. on 08 Feb 12, 21:24:34
This gentleman knows his stuff, real nice trees and know how explained? simply for average gardener.

This video came ...
By: donnya1000. on 08 Feb 12, 20:50:47
This video came just in time. Here in MaineI we don't have the weather you have, but I did experiment with the multiple planting pluots, nectarines and peaches. It is hard to cut but I will give it a shot. Thanks for the vids and please keep them? coming. Any suggestions for Maine growing will be appreciated.

Inspiring.?
By: amusingisthedawn. on 08 Feb 12, 19:16:15
Inspiring.?

Please keep the? ...
By: dwr44. on 08 Feb 12, 19:03:35
Please keep the? videos coming! They are the best. I have approximately 60 Dave Wilson trees in my yard and with each and every video I learn something new that I apply to my trees. Thanks again!!

Awesome, thanks!?
By: IllumTheMessage. on 08 Feb 12, 18:46:22
Awesome, thanks!?

Bare Root Fruit Tree Tour
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 342 seconds

Tom talks bare root varieties.

Related: trench, tour

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Backyard Fruit Tree Basics
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 1010 seconds

Tom Spellman talks about the main points of Backyard Orchard Culture. Topics include managing tree size, successive ripening fruits, dealing with poor draining soil, mulching and more.

Related: byoc, lecture

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Well said Tom, ...
By: israelside. on 20 May 12, 12:07:15
Well said Tom, gardening makes us human again and connects us back to mother earth. More people need to get back to basics and appreciate the? roots that have been with us for centuries.

I was? wrong
By: 77pokeman. on 30 Apr 12, 23:06:56
I was? wrong

I thoght it was ...
By: 77pokeman. on 30 Apr 12, 23:06:39
I thoght it was Chuck? testa

This is an ...
By: rabelad. on 24 Apr 12, 17:10:56
This is an excellent video as an introduction to backyard fruit production. I spent 15 years as an orchardist then another 15 years as our area's arborist.This film has all good information but I only have an issue about one detail: you did a major pruning of a deciduous? tree before the fall leaf drop. By pruning with the leaves too early, before dormancy, it denies the tree the sugar that the discarded leaves would have produced and stored away in the tree for the following spring growth.

Great? video. I'm ...
By: quiltbea. on 20 Apr 12, 17:58:20
Great? video. I'm new with dwarf fruit trees but learning something new from you all the time. . Keep up the good work.

Informative video - ...
By: Megahs2010. on 20 Apr 12, 04:34:29
Informative video - cheers?

Wanted to? thank ...
By: piazza1129. on 12 Feb 12, 02:22:23
Wanted to? thank you for teaching & inspiring me to grow! I live in PNW suburbia on 1/4 acre & now grow over 60 varieties of fruits thanks to you. Most of the fruit trees I planted came from you guys through my nursery. Thanks again

Great video"s Tom, ...
By: kskk9368. on 11 Jan 12, 19:12:13
Great video"s Tom, I like your video"s a lot. You are one of the best I"ve seen when pruning. You not only show great pruning and why? you prune like you do. Keep up the great work.

Tom,you're a genius ...
By: guillermoalzona. on 27 Dec 11, 19:11:45
Tom,you're a genius,thanks .?

Tom, was that you ...
By: amusingisthedawn. on 09 Dec 11, 12:18:32
Tom, was that you in the movie Blood into Wine? I have been contemplating going into the business of growing food for some time and I found that movie? really inspiring, and you can quadruple that inspiration if that was you in it.

tom your are ...
By: rlopez95207. on 18 Nov 11, 01:37:04
tom your are awesome and so are your trees i planted 10 different fruit trees and they are all from Dave wilson nursery i got them from my local nursery i? cant Waite for my fruit to be harvested keep up the good work.

(Just? wanted some ...
By: armyofda12monkeys. on 07 Nov 11, 04:10:56
(Just? wanted some confirmation that is a good height to make this 2nd cut at.)

So around 3:30 he ...
By: armyofda12monkeys. on 07 Nov 11, 04:10:40
So around 3:30 he starts pruning the tree he cut 15in off the ground earlier that year... So i already cut my peach/nectarine trees to 15in off the ground this year when i got them ... They formed nice branches around that high off the ground and now are 4-5 feet off the ground... I should now cut them to 3 feet? so more branches form at that cut next? year? I assume so branches form there and the tree becomes more outward growing?

I have adobe soil ...
By: BrandXsps. on 18 Oct 11, 02:36:47
I have adobe soil in my backyard.? Can I grow fruit trees in it?

you just answered ...
By: o00oZu1o00o. on 06 Oct 11, 19:00:45
you just answered in a single vid the 2 questions I really needed to get an answer to and couldn't find (possibility to control size of fruit trees? without regard to the size the same tree would have if it could grow unhindered, and value of raised beds for fruit trees). Thanks a lot, and this is maybe the best gardening vid I have seen, awesome garden and great info.

Another things is ...
By: YttriumNitrate. on 02 Oct 11, 13:24:41
Another things is that commercial growers? need to grow fruit that can be put in a box that's put on a truck that goes to a warehouse and eventually to a store without too much bruising. Backyard growers only need fruit that can handle going from the tree to their kitchen table. That opens up the possibility of growing interesting varieties that aren't found in stores.

Just wished all the ...
By: duongdiana. on 02 Oct 11, 03:13:17
Just wished all the other gardening how-to videos on youTube were as helpful as this? one. Thanks, Tom and Dave Wilson Trees!

Great video!? ...
By: donnya1000. on 01 Oct 11, 14:01:53
Great video!? Please keep them coming! Thanks!

Tom you're so ...
By: tagi3d. on 01 Oct 11, 10:53:50
Tom you're so motivational!? I've put in 20+ trees this year and even though im in Australia and will never be able to buy your product just want to thank you so much for your clear and fantastic videos. You guys are doing a wonderful service with your on-line presence. Cheers mate.

Your video series ...
By: tagi3d. on 01 Oct 11, 10:35:24
Your video series are "Delicious"?

Tom,? you're awesome
By: bikemandan510. on 01 Oct 11, 05:02:57
Tom,? you're awesome

Great Vlog A+? THX
By: StatenIslandSlim. on 01 Oct 11, 04:43:17
Great Vlog A+? THX

Fantastic video. I ...
By: fryloc77. on 01 Oct 11, 03:49:12
Fantastic video. I have two questions though. Can you plant citrus trees really close together and with regards to? mulching how far away from the trunk should you keep the mulch? Thanks again

Another great vid. ...
By: marchetta67. on 30 Sep 11, 19:49:56
Another great vid. Thanks for all the? valuable info.

Thank you very much ...
By: PJMDS. on 30 Sep 11, 18:44:31
Thank you very much,? I'm about to create one orchard and your tips solve most of the questions I had :)

Backyard Orchard Demo - First Pruning part two
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 818 seconds

In part two Tom prunes our raised-bed cherries, trains and prunes the espaliered trees and takes our Santa Rosa plum back down to size.

Related: fruit, tree, pruning, dave, wilson, nursery

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Backyard Orchard Demo - First Pruning
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 701 seconds

Tom Spellman shows you how to prune a fruit tree BYOC style. In part 1 Tom prunes some pluot trees, a few multiple budded fruit trees and more! We had some camera problems and lost the intro.

Related: fruit, trees, pruning, dave, wilson, nursery

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This video -- in ...
By: nexanimal. on 20 May 12, 01:39:09
This video -- in fact ALL of your videos -- really are not helpful at all. I am a complete novice at this and just watching your guy clip, clip, clip at lightning speed with minimal explanation and really poor photography does not really teach much. You need to pull the branch open, point at what needs to be cut, and explain why. Since I have six newly-planted Dave? Wilson trees that need pruning, the poor quality of this video is really disappointing. Where is the basic training video?

Thanks great? video
By: nofocus1. on 08 May 12, 12:35:48
Thanks great? video

I have a peach... ...
By: bowler8. on 27 Apr 12, 22:00:26
I have a peach...pulled off around 300 baby? peaches this morning...I cringe when I start to remove...but in august...I'll be smiling when I have giant peaches. It is a semi dwarf tree

- Oooookay.. if you ...
By: duongdiana. on 04 Oct 11, 05:08:10
- Oooookay.. if you say so, I'll be crying the entire time but I'll pull those fruits and blossoms off. Saw some new blossoms today too. :( At what point would leaving the blossoms? and fruit on the tree be okay? Thanks again!

Yes, remove small ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 03 Oct 11, 16:21:31
Yes, remove small fruit and blossoms now. As for size control, maintain a plant structure in balance to the container size its? grown in.

Tom, so I have an ...
By: duongdiana. on 02 Oct 11, 03:23:08
Tom, so I have an ultra-dwarf fuji apple tree grown in a container that has lots of blossoms and 3-4 small apples on it. I've had the tree for about 6 months. Should I remove the blossoms and apples? Does size control pruning apply to fruit trees grown in containers? Thank so? much!

"If you have to ...
By: duongdiana. on 02 Oct 11, 03:17:37
"If you have to think about making the cut, just make the cut!" HA! Wasn't expecting you to say that, but? love it! Will do.

That would explain ...
By: amusingisthedawn. on 09 Aug 11, 18:59:35
That would explain it. I'm in western NJ and the? last 2 summers have been incredibly humid.

that is usually a ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 09 Aug 11, 17:42:52
that is usually a result of high humidity.. what city/state ? are you in?

my cherry trees ...
By: amusingisthedawn. on 08 Aug 11, 21:50:30
my cherry trees keep getting leaf spot and loose almost all their leaves before the end of summer,? but they grow like crazy all spring.

Dave any tips for ...
By: chealyte. on 06 Aug 11, 05:35:34
Dave any tips for tree that leaf look like burn out from sun or something .. one of my tree got this symptom when other tree are healthy? and good

fantastic video ...
By: fryloc77. on 06 Aug 11, 03:34:59
fantastic video thanks.? About how much of the growth do you prune off? I have read to do about a third of the growth. Just wondered what your opinion was? Thanks again

Backyard Orchard Demo - planting part two
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 835 seconds

In part two we finish planting our fruit trees and grapes, then Tom goes over some pruning techniques.

Related: byoc, part, gardening, fruit, trees, pruning, planting, care

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Love this set of ...
By: LadyKaliska. on 17 May 11, 03:22:28
Love this set of videos. I can't wait to see the update on this project. How are they doing? We had a spurt of warm weather down in Tulare County, and now? it's rather cool again. How are things in your neck of the woods? What a lovely set of varieties you guys have going. I'm kind of jealous, to tell you the truth. What a wonderful explanation on pruning, for compact growing. Love all the info! Thanks guys!

Perhaps it would if ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 13 Apr 11, 22:59:48
Perhaps it would if we were growing full size trees. We want to keep the middle open, but not completely.? The trees will be kept under 7 feet tall.

when is the next? ...
By: mwalwynn. on 13 Apr 11, 22:55:24
when is the next? video on its way?

I'm watching the ...
By: ProfKSE. on 02 Apr 11, 14:26:55
I'm watching the pear pruning. Wouldn't the trees tend to lean outward if all? the inward growing main branches are removed?

Tom: I have ...
By: brismith70. on 26 Mar 11, 06:26:14
Tom: I have watched both videos now, and I don't recall hearing the amount of? space that you used to plant the backyard orchard. Also, I didn't count the number of plants that you put in that space - could you relay the total number of plants and trees that you used in that space? Thank You!

Great info? !
By: ceadeses. on 24 Mar 11, 19:28:09
Great info? !

Great? video!
By: JOHNFMKN. on 24 Mar 11, 12:26:37
Great? video!

i just want to? go ...
By: theafrodude22. on 24 Mar 11, 05:24:59
i just want to? go around cutting down trees to knee hight now!

Can't wait? to see ...
By: mwalwynn. on 24 Mar 11, 03:36:33
Can't wait? to see these trees start to grow.

I grew up with a ...
By: mwalwynn. on 24 Mar 11, 03:28:07
I grew up with a back yard orchard. As a kid I didn't know how lucky I was. But this information wasn't available to my dad so he grew everything commercial orchard style. Huge trees that were difficult to thin? and harvest because you would have to move ladders to each one. So lots of good fruit fell to the ground. Now that I have kids of my own I cant wait to start a back yard orchard with this information.

Really enjoyed ...
By: BikeManDan1. on 24 Mar 11, 03:21:48
Really enjoyed watching these two demos. Always look? forward to new videos. Thanks!

Dang this is ...
By: fatlarry1962. on 24 Mar 11, 01:42:01
Dang this is probably one of the most informative videos I have seen on YouTube. It has inspired me to try growing an espalier orchard here in my suburban? yard. And I won't be so terrified of cutting back my trees when I plant them.

Backyard Orchard Demo - planting
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 701 seconds

Watch as we plant a new BYOC demo orchard. Part 1 includes a raised bed, multiple budded fruit trees, pomegranates and more.

Related: fruit, trees, orchard, byoc, dave, wilson, nursery

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thank you so much ...
By: memberson. on 20 Dec 11, 01:41:30
thank you so much for your? help,,,,i am starting my orcherd i have 3 black berrys, 23 new trees,,,2 grapes,,,3 strawberry's 1 rasseberry kiwi i am still learning thank you agin for your help

M106 is a good ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 19 Dec 11, 18:56:05
M106 is a good adaptable rootstock. It is comparable to M111, maybe slightly smaller,? but not as dwarfing as M7. So you're probably looking at a tree that will get to 13-15 feet if left unpruned. With a little summer pruning you can still easily keep it in a small space.

HELLO ? ...
By: memberson. on 17 Dec 11, 01:21:56
HELLO ? I Am starting my back yard orchard my root stock is mm106 . what do you think of this root stock? also how tall will the trees get on this mm106 stock?

Very nice varieties ...
By: flanmaryj. on 08 Nov 11, 16:20:20
Very nice varieties and info re: sizes and pruning fruit trees. Thanks, my backyard orchard will be great!?

Depending on the ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 31 Mar 11, 15:14:48
Depending on the variety it may? have a few fruits first year. By third year you should have plenty.

I purchased a? Dave ...
By: JOHNFMKN. on 30 Mar 11, 22:53:03
I purchased a? Dave Wilson Pomegranate plant just like the one you planted. It's a small bush form. How long will it take to fruit?

Promising! ?
By: CCNutella. on 24 Mar 11, 16:42:06
Promising! ?

Spectacular ...
By: ygrippin. on 23 Mar 11, 19:52:25
Spectacular Backyard Orchard Culture project! Whether you are just learning about BYOC or are a few years into a similar project like myself, this new Dave Wilson planting will be very helpful to all of us. This video and the follow up videos will? give us newbies a good grasp of BYOC from young trees. This will be a very interesting project for all us home fruit gardeners to monitor the maintenance and development of the group planting of trees throughout the upcoming months and years.

how close together ...
By: BlessedWifeNMom. on 23 Mar 11, 08:06:50
how close together can two cherry trees be? I want a royal lee and a minnie royal for s. texas zone 8 but want the best? spacing and what shape is the pruning? vase?

how close together ...
By: BlessedWifeNMom. on 23 Mar 11, 08:06:28
how close together can two cherry trees be? I want a royal lee and a minnie royal for s. texas zone 8 but want? the best spacing and what shape is the pruning? vase?

The dominate ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 22 Mar 11, 15:22:50
The dominate variety will be the largest branch on your multi-bud. So plant the tree with the? smallest, weakest looking branch to the Southwest, and prune all the branches to the height of the smallest branch. Then continue to prune the tree so the varieties stay even.

great project... I ...
By: dennischenotr. on 22 Mar 11, 08:09:01
great project... I just started my BYOC this year and Im excited. How are? you guys going to do the grapes? Thats where im having difficulty. BTW dave wilson grows the best quality trees.

Wonderful video! ...
By: michaelgirvine. on 22 Mar 11, 07:57:25
Wonderful video! Your videos are quickly becoming some of my favorite, informative, to the point and packed with information. I'm new to fruit trees, just got my first multi-graft pear (5 in 1) and peach tree (3 in 1) this year, so I'm unclear as to how you determine dominance of the buds and therefore how to prune and position the tree. Is this something that you can look up and is standard to a given variety or do you need to wait until bud break to determine this? Thanks again.?

I live in the city? ...
By: theafrodude22. on 22 Mar 11, 03:18:22
I live in the city? and i am pretty clueless when it comes to this stuff but i think you live an amazing life style. living off the land with many of the trees G-d blessed us with. Orchards look so rewarding, i would like to grow a really big Orchard real soon! : )

That was a great ...
By: ceadeses. on 21 Mar 11, 21:09:46
That was a great video!?

Genetic Dwarf Fruit Trees in Bloom
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 323 seconds

Join Tom Spellman for a short tour of some of his favorite dwarf fruit trees in bloom.

Related: fruit, tree, dwarf, gardening, dave, wilson, nursery

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Winter Pruning
Posted by: DaveWilsonTrees

Video duration: 811 seconds

Tom Spellman of Dave WIlson Nursery makes pruning look easy. Because it is.

Related: fruit, tree, pruning, dave, wilson, nursery, tom, spellman, gardening

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fall blooms happen ...
By: ToolsnFire. on 01 Mar 12, 18:05:51
fall blooms happen a little? on many plums even if not pruned here in San DIego

Exellent video, I ...
By: eliteagle75. on 27 Dec 11, 05:20:35
Exellent video, I like the way it was presented. Thanks, I will do a better job in the? summer. My plum tree and peach tree have grown out of control. I will fix this by the summer.

No, this is a stand ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 14 Mar 11, 15:44:10
No, this is a stand alone? video. Our old demo area is almost 20 years old, and in a field up for rotation. We have just planted a new demo area that is not in a field that will have to be taken out for rotation.

i got a small ...
By: WishingDreamer08. on 07 Mar 11, 20:21:32
i got a small question. was there a 4th video while this? tree had fruit on it or was this the 4th video? I wanted to see how nice the how nice the fruit production was.

Thanks, Tom. I ...
By: littlepuppet69. on 24 Feb 11, 11:54:17
Thanks, Tom. I really appreciate the enlightening answer. I will prune this summer vigorously and without? fear.

Trees do not need ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 22 Feb 11, 18:16:51
Trees do not need to be dormant to prune. I did a survey with over a dozen commercial growers and asked them two questions. #1 "When do you prune your trees?" All answered the same. " Winter" Question #2 "Why do you winter prune?"" Because that's when we have time"? Many commercial growers are now summer pruning especially stone fruits as they heal more rapidly and are less susceptible to disease during growing season. Trends change as knowledge changes. Pruning is a good example.

Tom, this is ...
By: littlepuppet69. on 19 Feb 11, 02:36:06
Tom, this is incredibly useful and informative. However, it contradicts many of the pruning videos on youtube. Almost all of them espouse winter pruning when the tree is dormant --? especially if you are hard-pruning. The logic being that the tree is dormant and less susceptible to injury from hard pruning. Can I hard prune in the summer? What's the advantage of summer vs winter pruning? I live in Sherman Oaks, CA. George

very nice video, ...
By: theafrodude22. on 14 Feb 11, 10:01:20
very nice video, you explained the concepts very well about size control and open in the center to have the sun and air and humans being able to reach every branch and cutting the vigor branches that do not have buds on them with the dead wood and leave an extended branch nub so the tree will heal? better. very well done. : )

Use that ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 10 Feb 11, 17:48:45
Use that information as a guide and don't summer prune early in the season. Prune in late August or early September. Summer bloom is common all over the southwest but it usually is only a very small percentage of flower and I just? blast mine off with my hose and a high pressure nozzle. Do not let summer bloom fruit remain on the tree and its not an issue.

Customize your ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 10 Feb 11, 17:40:03
Customize your pruning schedule to fit your needs. If you have personally experienced problems at certain times of the year then avoid those times. If you have just read about? it but not experienced it then it may not be an issue at all. If your sure its a problem work around it and prune late.

Do it a little at a ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 10 Feb 11, 16:17:22
Do it a little at a time. Prune just after fruit set when you are thinning. Then again after you harvest the fruit, and maybe once more late summer depending on when the variety? harvests.

Enjoyed your ...
By: brucegoren. on 10 Feb 11, 05:46:46
Enjoyed your pruning video. in answer to your hypothetical question, the reason i don't? summer prune my plums is because here in San Francisco, summer pruning my plums after harvest stimulates a second/premature flowering which does not result in usable fruit.

Tom, I have a ...
By: Paulsur. on 10 Feb 11, 03:39:48
Tom, I have a Santa Rosa that begins its branching scaffolds about waist high. I really liked your very low branching Santa Rosa. I want to cut mine? back and regrow the scaffolding lower. From your video, I think it best for me to do this late summer after I have harvested my plums.

Tom, you mention ...
By: YttriumNitrate. on 10 Feb 11, 01:18:10
Tom, you mention pruning can be done at any time, but most of what I've read suggests pruning of plums should be done shortly before they come out of dormancy to reduce the likelihood of infection. I've got a number of plums coming (indirectly from your? nursery, I believe) and it would be great if I could spread the pruning over the winter months, but disease seems to be a problem.

thanks? !
By: catfish222banjo. on 09 Feb 11, 22:47:04
thanks? !

It's a good idea to ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 09 Feb 11, 19:35:48
It's a good idea to disinfect your loppers before you? start, and between varieties. Then clean and oil when done.

Another great ...
By: gkowen63. on 09 Feb 11, 19:13:36
Another great imformative video. Besides making sure your? pruners are sharp, do you disinfect them to prevent disease spread?

Your pruning ...
By: binaryg. on 09 Feb 11, 17:51:16
Your pruning videos? are so informative. Thanks.

How to eat a Pomegranate
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The quick and easy way to cut and eat a pomegranate.

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Pomegranate Tour
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Join us on a short tour of the USDA Pomegranate collection at the Wolfskill Germplasm Repository.

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Growing Cherries: Commercial & Home Garden
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A look at some commercial and home garden cherry growing practices.

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By: forrest1979g. on 18 May 12, 20:06:08
thanks?

I live in the ...
By: justdreadest. on 01 Oct 11, 14:38:13
I live in the tropics, I have heard of the sweet scents of cherry? blossoms-----sigh- i was wondering- ---we get imported cherries, supposed i dry a seed until it cracks, then plant it in the fridge, and keep it in my bedroom where it has a/c behind my bed where there is light. WILL IT GROW?! I need to experience the blossoms and fruits....

Love cherries! I ...
By: RuthiesCouponChannel. on 06 Sep 11, 16:01:51
Love cherries! I just baked a homemade? cherry dish yesterday

It will do better ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 08 Aug 11, 15:39:32
It will do better in a sunny spot, but you will have? a few fruits the first or second year.

I'm on a rental ...
By: glamkitten24. on 02 Aug 11, 10:49:39
I'm on a rental property. We've been here since circa 2001 though, and I've thought occasionally on planting a cherry tree but I'm concerned that I'll never get to see the "fruits of My labor" if I do, then? leave. How long before the average cherry tree planted in the shaded, fertile soil in the Southeast begins to produce fruit? Thanks!

I gotta? say... ...
By: amusingisthedawn. on 25 Jul 11, 21:08:00
I gotta? say...these videos have changed my whole ideology on growing/planting/pruning cherry trees.

What do you use to ...
By: dunehog. on 12 Jun 11, 04:31:41
What do you use to keep the weeds suppressed around the trees in your orchard? I'm in southern California and don't know how to manage all the foxtails, pigweed, and other noxious plants. I want my orchard to look like yours. What should I? do?

ok, I don't hear a ...
By: truemirror. on 26 May 11, 02:19:53
ok, I don't hear a thing when? you start talking, what happened to the sound.. I hear the intro, but not you.

Hello, When ...
By: memberson. on 21 Mar 11, 03:36:05
Hello, When you talk about that first initial cut to me.? I can that be done with most dwarf trees whether it be an apple or cherry your Peachtree. In order to keep the tree short thank you very much

We don't grow ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 21 Feb 11, 20:57:46
We don't grow compact stella. It's either a sport of Stella, or Stella on a semi-dwarf? rootstock. Stella is not the greatest cherry. Can't comment on the compact version.

They're both about ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 21 Feb 11, 20:55:20
They're both about 85% of standard. But you can keep any fruit tree to? any desired height with summer pruning.

We don't grow it, ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 21 Feb 11, 20:53:52
We don't grow it, but we could answer any? question you have about it.

Do you work with ...
By: 79Testo. on 21 Feb 11, 20:50:34
Do you work with Gisela 5? ever?

Colt would be more ...
By: DaveWilsonTrees. on 10 Nov 10, 17:06:14
Colt would be more dwarfing, but really you want? to choose the rootstock best suited for your area, and keep the tree small by summer pruning.

what would you? ...
By: MegaJim79. on 25 Oct 10, 00:19:13
what would you? plant for a better dwarf "compact Stella" on colt or mahaleb?

What about Gisella ...
By: MegaJim79. on 24 Oct 10, 15:55:22
What about Gisella 5? rootstock for dwarfing? there is really good feedback for it. can you show us how compact stella looks?

Fruit Makes the Perfect Salad
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We pick some apricots from an orchard in North Las Vegas for Mike Jordan of Rosemary's Restaurant, and he turns them into the perfect salad.

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UC Irvine Avocado Collection part two
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Part two of our tour of the UC Irvine avocado collection.

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UC Irvine Avocado Collection
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A look at some of the most popular avocado varieties at the South Coast Field Station at UC Irvine.

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UC Riverside Citrus Collection part two
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Part two of our tour of the unusual citrus at the UC Riverside Citrus Station, in Riverside California.

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UC RIverside Citrus Collection
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A tour of the UC Riverside Citrus Research Station, concentrating on the more unusual citrus varieties.

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Irvine Persimmon Collection
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A tour of the South Coast Research & Extension Center persimmon germplasm in Irvine California.

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Kuffel Creek Apple Nursery
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Kevin Hauser from Kuffle Creek Apple Nursery talks about Apple Trees for Africa and how he goes about rediscovering old apple varieties.

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Apples: Low Chill in SoCal
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We travel to low chill Riverside California to visit with apple grower Kevin Hauser, who is dispelling many apple myths.

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Apples: Low Chill in SoCal Part Two
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Part two of our visit with Southern California apple grower Kevin Hauser.

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A Visit to the Farm Store at Cal Poly Pomona
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Join us as we have a look around the Cal Poly Farm Store.

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