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The Ultimate Fruit Tree Guide — Pete & Ron's Tree Service
Your fruit trees will need plenty of sun, so don’t plant in the shadow of buildings, fences, or other trees. The average fruit tree needs about six hours of sun each day. Space your fruit trees about ten feet away from each other. Fruit trees need well-drained soil, so plant where there is deep soil with good irrigation and water run-off. Read more…
How to Grow Fruit Trees – Sunset Magazine
Fruit trees need full sun to thrive. Most also must have well-drained soil, though apples, pears, and plums are somewhat more tolerant of less-than-ideal conditions. If poor drainage is a serious problem, plant your trees in raised beds. Deciduous fruit trees are sold bare-root during the dormant season and containerized throughout the growing season. Read more…
How to Build a Permaculture Fruit Tree Guild | Tenth Acre Farm
A Fruit Tree Guild is a Mini Ecosystem Some scientists have been able to demonstrate that certain plants’ proximity to one another was mutually beneficial (like how birch trees and Douglas firs are interdependent). This was our first look into being able to create ‘guilds’ of plants by design. Read more…
