Which of the following fruit and nut trees should I plant?

Started by Caliga, December 08, 2009, 09:19:05 AM

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Which of the following fruit and nut trees should I plant?

Almond
10 (18.2%)
Apple
24 (43.6%)
Apricot
2 (3.6%)
Cherry
23 (41.8%)
Fig
10 (18.2%)
Hazelnut
8 (14.5%)
Peach
24 (43.6%)
Pear
16 (29.1%)
Pecan
11 (20%)
Quince
2 (3.6%)
Walnut
10 (18.2%)

Total Members Voted: 55

The Brain

Quote from: Caliga on January 09, 2014, 08:03:13 AM
Oh, also, for Christmas my cousin and his wife bought me a bonsai tree.  I've never had one before but often thought it would be neat to try bonsai gardening. :cool:  It's a dwarf jade (Portulacaria afra).

Don't sit under the bonsai tree with anyone else but me. :mad:
Women want me. Men want to be with me.

Caliga

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Caliga

Quote from: KRonn on January 09, 2014, 10:13:41 AM
Great idea! I had to put traps out the last two summers to catch ground hogs and squirrels. Ground hogs are gone, for now anyway; man, they do serious damage on a veggie garden! And I got rid of squirrels, for the time being, which saved the daily attacks on my small cornfield for much of the summer.
Yeah, whenever I vacuum the basement with the shop vac I pretty much fill the entire 5 gallon canister up with dog hair. :ph34r:

I just got a cyclone canister vacuum thingy so I can now use that for the same purpose down there, too.
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Caliga

Well as spring is upon us it's now time to take stock of the living and the dead in the Caliga Yard.

* pink lady apple: alive and budding out

* peach: alive and already leafing out, though a few lower branches seem to have died and had to be pruned off

* granny smith apple: against all odds, still alive, but possibly dead above the graft... there are branches now coming out at almost ground level and they're leafing out now.  I may still cut it down and replace it.

* magnolia: dead as a MRF.  Probably replacing it in a week or so.
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katmai

Quote from: Caliga on April 12, 2014, 07:20:00 PM
Well as spring is upon us it's now time to take stock of the living and the dead in the Caliga Yard.

* pink lady apple: alive and budding out

* peach: alive and already leafing out, though a few lower branches seem to have died and had to be pruned off

* granny smith apple: against all odds, still alive, but possibly dead above the graft... there are branches now coming out at almost ground level and they're leafing out now.  I may still cut it down and replace it.

* magnolia: dead as a MRF.  Probably replacing it in a week or so.

Yet the monster Caliga still lives :ultra:
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son

Caliga

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Ed Anger

Stay Alive...Let the Man Drive

Caliga

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Jacob


Caliga

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Caliga

Quote from: Caliga on April 12, 2014, 08:35:15 PM
Princesca calls our yard a Tree Auschwitz :Embarrass:
Camp status, one year later:

Magnolia - LIQUIDATED
Peach - alive and budding out nicely
Granny Smith - amazingly, still alive but barely
Pink Lady - the scion died but the roots have sent multiple trunks up to replace it and they are budding out nicely.  I probably have a crab apple now.  Yay! :wacko:
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KRonn

Caliga, hire more illegals for your plantation to take care of those fruit groves. Clearly you have a shortage of labor!   ;)

Norgy


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