How to Grow an Apple Tree from SEED to FRUIT in 3 YEARS! 🍎

Can you Grow an Apple Tree from Seed? You may have asked yourself this question before, I know I have. I’m here to tell you that you can, and I can show you how! I harvested Apples from a tree I planted after only 3 years!! Now I have my own Apple variety, the Prigioni Apple!! I have now been growing this Apple for 10 years and it brings a smile to my face everyday I go out and see it, not to mention all the fruit it produces for me!
Please share this video with others so we can get as many Apple trees planted from seed as possible. Let’s get some new Apple varieties!

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[vivianmaio]

I did a science project with my kindergarten students with apple seeds. They themselves took the seeds out of apples, and wrapped them in wet paper towels. I took them home to put in my fridge. When they showed signs of sprouting, I brought them back to class and the kids planted them in cups. They each ended up with a little apple tree to bring home! It was so fun! Now I’m going to do it for myself with your inspiration. Thanks!

[youngbuck]

My parents house backs up to an unused pasture. An apple tree showed up a number of years ago and now produces large, sweet, gold apples with a nice pink blush that are ready to harvest around the first week of august. Easily the best seedling apple tree I’ve ever found!

[jamesprigioni]

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[tkarlmann]

I came close to your experience when I owned a home: One day I was mowing the lawn, and noticed a rather healthy looking, tiny, tree growing. I steered my mower around it, and kept doing so. <<<<--Time It grew into a 20-30 foot tall Mulberry tree! I was as thrilled as you were with what I had done! I enjoy eating Mulberries; still do. I "had" the tree for about 25 years. Although I lost my house and the tree is now gone; I still have the memories of it, and hope to get some land in the future and start things anew!

Thanks for sharing!!!!

[kele]

Oh yes, I can tell you now that I'll be watching this at least ten times. I'm interested in dwarf apple trees, and keeping them pruned small. Your advice on everything from soil to water to pruning is invaluable! Thanks James! Thanks Tuck!

[purplexninjamom]

My 2 year old once saw one of your harvest videos and ever since then, every now and then she will ask "Watch Tucky?"
So, here´s some ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 for Tucky from my little one :)

[jmunsamy]

Your channel inspired me plant my own tree from seed.
Planted in 2019, and 2023 is the first year it has flowered. Hoping for a good apple!

[lemonyskunkketts]

I like to plant random seeds around public where there are drip systems or near ponds and city lakes. Sunflowers are a great starter. The city should be a food forest. Maybe I will start mixing in apple and pear seeds.

[rosiegardener]

Your enthusiasm is contageous! Keep on doing what you do and sharing it with this great community of subscribers!

[SC-fknc]

Congrats for your apple tree!
I have six apple trees grown from seeds that are about 3 years old now but no fruit yet.

[suewolhart]

I'm glad your tree is doing well. I hadn't seen you showcase it for awhile. It's gotten big.

[samanthahoos]

This is the first winter I’m growing in my greenhouse over winter and planted various seeds from trees, but never thought about fruit. Now’s the time! 😊

[JenniferD.-wtuj]

I love watching almost every video you have up, and I love how you get so excited every time you Harvest are you have grown, and it just makes my day!!!😊❤

[Homesowing]

Hi, I just cant wait for spring sowing, i have my flower game going strong now and with your last video about the best tasting prolific seeds to purchase, its going to be a wonderful spring 2024 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks James & tuck!

[BrentPearson]

Thanks for the update, James! Your first video about this years ago inspired me to try this. I kept seeds from my Kindercrisp apple tree, which was pollinated by my neighbor's tree (unknown variety), and planted them in the fall of 2021. In spring (2022) only 1 germinated, but it grew fast! A rabbit chewed it down to the snow line the first winter, but it came back in spring 2023 and surpassed the previous year's growth that was lost. It's now protected (fenced in) so I'm excited to see what happens next spring! I can't wait for the day that I get to taste an apple from my own unique variety!

[ojtnvso]

Thank you for this video. My grandma recently died and we are emptying her house. She has a huge apple tree in the garden that she often made random pies and crumbles for us with. The thought of leaving the tree here for the next owners is so sad, so I looked for how I could take a piece of the tree! I've just wrapped a load of seeds and placed in the fridge... Fingers crossed I can continue her apple tree 💜

[faithfirstfarmhomestead]

After watching this video, I'm definitely going to try direct sowing some apple seeds. Thank you for this.

[leedavis]

I love your enthusiasm. It's amazing, keep on inspiring.

[Grow_with_Michael]

One of a kind apple! 🍎I really want to play the apple lottery myself. It seems like such a rewarding process and experience,

[cherylK]

We are on this journey with growing our own apple tree. Thanks for the good info! ❤ to Tuck!