An Update on our Apple Tree Nursery -- 6 Months Later!

Back in April, we planted an apple tree nursery out at our Solon orchard in hopes to take these trees and fill them in open gaps in our orchard at Wilson's. Today, we're taking a look about six months later, to see how well these newly planted trees are growing.

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[aarons]

It’s great that you guys are keeping some of the heirloom varieties at your farm.

[johnrogers]

Your videos are excellent, straight to the point and very informative. How about one that covers the rootstock type and the grafting procedure used at Wilson’s.

[chemistry]

Nice video. I love collecting apple varieties and always like watching videos on apples. Reminds me of my grandparents ancient apple orchard that was planted in the later half of the 1860s or 70s. So many awesome and rare varieties (now long lost I imagine). :/

[coreybrydon]

What rootstock are you using? Great growth!

[joshua]

Do you dig them up by hand or with equipment?

[coreybrydon]

Do you spray the nursery the same as a fruiting tree?

[sanjaychaudhary]

What is the process to deliver rootstok 9 apple tree in india and what's average cost.

[NTAWIRAGIRAJBAPTISTE]

I'm in Rwanda how can I find seedlings of pink lady apple