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3 days ago · Dwarf varieties of apple trees should be no more than 20 feet away from another tree for successful pollination. If space is an issue in your yard, get your neighbor to plant a tree on their side ...
5 days ago · On Thu, 16 May 2024, 12:42 Ask Extension, < <personal data hidden> > wrote: An Ask Extension Expert Replied May 16, 2024, 1:34 PM EDT. Growing apple trees in backyards has its challenges, but can be rewarding! Starting with dwarf trees is one way to grow in less space, other options include columnar and espalier. Each approach has pros and cons.
5 days ago · Honeycrisp apple trees generally reach heights of about 8 to 10 ft, making them medium-sized trees perfect for just about any yard. That said, their smaller size makes them a bit easier to manage. Like the wolf river variety, Honeycrisp apple trees are disease resistant, so there’s no need to use harsh sprays or chemicals.
3 days ago · 10 Fruit Trees To Grow In Southern California. 1. Fig (Ficus carica) Image by Forest and Kim Starr via Flickr. Fig trees will grow throughout the state of California but are best suited to the south in areas with a Mediterranean climate. Figs are easy to grow and require little care.
5 days ago · In our yard in 2021 we planted in full sun three cherry trees and two apple trees. In 2021 and 2022 the young apple trees had some flowers and fruit. In 2023 the apple trees had a lot of flowers but then the late hard frost occurred so no fruit. This year, our honeycrisp apple tree seems to be doing fine with abundant flowers, but our slightly ...
2 days ago · Apple trees are adaptable to a wide range of climates but generally perform best in temperate regions with distinct seasons. While some apple varieties can withstand colder temperatures, others thrive in warmer climates. In the United States, apple trees can be grown in zones 3 to 9, encompassing a broad spectrum of climates.
4 days ago · 15 Amazing and Useful Wisconsin Native Trees. 1. American Beech (Fagus grandifolia) – Nut and Shade Tree. Image by NatureServe via Flickr. American beech is native to much of the Eastern United States. In Wisconsin, it is native to the region facing Lake Michigan. The tree is common along riverbanks and streams.
