10 Review (s)

  1. ANATOLY

    DAY GOOD TO ALL !! THE RIGHT DECISION ON THE QUESTION WITH THE SEXY DARK ROBBER !!! YABLONI BRINGS TO THE MARK OF GIVING THE URAL 5 GROW UP TO ME IN THE GARDEN, PLUS AND IN THE HEIGHT AND IN THE LOCATION ON THE AREA !! ON THE SEED ALSO, GOOD, HONEST, YOU NEED TO KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE BUYED FOR THE GRADE AND IS IT IMPORTANT IT! CAN RECOMMEND TO SUCH AS MANTET, summer striped, Melba and daughter Papirovka by autumn BROTHER Wonderful, handsome Sverdlovsk, Nastya, Kuibyshev, Lobo, Zhiguliovsk IF POLUKULTURKU -That URAL bulked, well on pear Krasulya, fabulous, Chizhovski And SVERDLOVCHANKU !! VARIETIES ARE SMALL GOOD, BUT THESE ARE ALREADY TESTED BY YEARS PERSONALLY !!

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  2. F.Kozhevnikov Samara

    Back in 1963, it was convincingly proved that they are promising dwarfs in summer gardening. Well, judge for yourself, because this is a unique opportunity to plant a larger number of trees on our usual hundredths, which means varieties too. In addition, they are very convenient for spraying and pruning, not to mention harvesting. But most importantly - dwarf gardens help to get crops earlier, regardless of the depth of the groundwater. I have been ill with this topic for a long time and I will say right away: I was convinced of all this from personal experience. She began to create her own dwarf garden by buying six seedlings-stocks of a dwarf apple tree, Paradise Budagovsky. Inoculated, and cut the cuttings rooted. Well, then I got a taste and turned around with might and main. In the photo, 1 is my 23-year-old mother stock of the Kutuzovets stock. I collected about 200 kg from him last year.
    Very good showed himself and the variety Paradise red-leaved. Let him give from the tree on average 70 kg of apples, but without fruit rot. And in the photo 2 grade
    Orlik - fruiting in the third year of life. Here's what's good: cuttings take root easily, like currants. If you didn’t like the variety, threw it away, and planted a new rootstock on the hemp of the stock, or keep the mother liquor like me. Huge time gains with replacing trees! And forces are saved.
    I watched a video recently on the Internet about how Poles are bred in dwarf gardens. Good stuff, only they spray their trees on 19 once a season! Therefore, their apples can lie in the refrigerator for almost a year.
    Here I wrote it and okayl. What if readers think that dwarf apple trees also need to be sprayed with chemistry without end? I hasten to reassure - no, it’s not necessary. These trees with proper care and so grow well. And personally, I do not use chemistry in the garden - I am a ulcer.
    For vegetables, I have only one hundred weave allocated, but there are also 13 bushes of grapes, 11 pieces of conifers, the whole land is twisted, I dig nothing. FROM

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    • Nara

      Hello.
      I am writing to you from Mongolia. Please tell me where you can buy a paradise Paradise Budagovskogo?
      Thanks in advance
      Best regards
      Nara

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  3. Sergei

    The apple tree on a medium-sized clonal rootstock, of course, will begin to bear fruit sooner than on high-seeded (seminal), but its life, unfortunately, will also be less. The trees on such stocks are 30-35 years old, and they begin to bear fruit for the fourth year (vigorous apple trees enter fruiting for the sixth year, and live on average up to 80 years). But still the most short-lived are apple trees on dwarfish rootstocks. Their lifespan does not exceed 25 years, but the first crop can be obtained in the second or third year.
    In apple trees on different stocks, there are advantages and disadvantages. Small apple trees due to their small size and compact crown occupy less space on the site (instead 5 tall trees can accommodate 10-15 dwarfish). They early enter into fruiting and give, as a rule, an annual harvest. To the disadvantages can be attributed a superficial bedding of the roots, because of what these apple trees often freeze in severe winters when
    insufficient snow cover. In addition, trees loaded with crops can tilt and even fall, so such plantations need support. Demanding dwarfs and fertility of the soil: to obtain a good harvest requires regular fertilizing and abundant watering.
    Tall apple trees due to their large size (up to 8 m in height) and spreading crown (about 10 m in diameter) occupy a considerable area, yielding not every year. late enter into fruiting. Do not put them in places with a close groundwater table. But in general, these varieties are hardy, not so demanding to the fertility of the soil, are viable and durable.
    Apple trees on medium-sized rootstocks occupy an intermediate position between dwarfs and vigorous varieties. They have a restrained growth, rather quickly become fruitful, not so capricious and short-lived as dwarfs, and can bear fruit every year. Therefore, for a small area, where you want to place different cultures, this is a very suitable option.

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  4. Alexandra

    Friends advised to buy an apple tree on a medium-sized rootstock. They said that it will start to bear fruit much earlier. At first, I started burning with this idea, but now I doubt if the apple tree will grow old in the same way. Or am I wrong?

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  5. Svetlana

    Write about dwarf Mazunin - stunted apple trees. I wrote them out last year from Chelyabinsk. In the autumn they were sent, they successfully wintered, and grew two branches up to a meter long. Do I need to cut them, at what distance to plant them and how to care?

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  6. Reader

    The main obstacle to this is that these apple trees have a superficial root system of stock, for which winter colds are dangerous. One way to increase the frost resistance of the roots is a buried landing. Dwarf fruit growing is now quite popular. In a small area you can have several varieties of apple trees. They are very early in fruiting - already at 2-3-th year after planting. I grow apple blossoms of White White and Melba varieties on a dwarfish rootstock in the Karelian Isthmus - a red-leafed paradise and on a semi-dwarfish breeding stock and prof. Budagovsky.
    The roots of the rootstocks are most vulnerable in late autumn and early spring, that is, in the snowless frosty period. For this period, the trickle-down circle is mulched with humus or peat. When planting under each tree make a bucket of humus. Make it every year. Flowers that are formed in dwarf apple trees in the year of planting, cut off to give trees a chance to grow stronger. Provide regular watering.
    To eliminate the weakness of dwarf rootstocks, trees with so-called inserts are created. The seedling is made up of three parts - the root of a strong seed seed stock, grafted onto it a cut from the "dwarf" (inset) and grafted onto the dwarf cuttings of the desired apple tree variety. Such a tree has powerful roots, and the insertion of a weakly grown root stock restrains its growth. Care for such a tree is the timely loosening of the soil on the trunks, the removal of weeds, the introduction of high doses of organic and mineral fertilizers. Under winter mulch trunks with peat, humus or other covering material. Cover the young trunks with lapnik or paper material, do not whitewash. Plant dwarf apple trees in spring.

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  7. Inna

    Is it possible to grow apple trees on dwarfish stocks in the Leningrad Region?

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  8. Inna

    To get good stocks, use the seeds of apple trees of old proven varieties - Antonovka, Anis scarlet and striped, Bergamot autumn, Grushovka Moscow, Cinnamon striped. It has been noted that stocks from old varietal apple trees are distinguished by a developed root system and a frost-resistant strain. Take seeds only from fully ripened fruits, not touched by insects and diseases. They must be washed immediately and discarded small, inferior. When winter sowing, place the seeds in the grooves with a depth of 2-3 cm at a distance of 5-10 cm from each other. Then cover with a plastic mesh to protect against rodents.

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  9. Dmitriy

    My grandfather had a magnificent fruit garden. And the stock for him grew up himself. I regret that I did not learn from the old man his experience. Can you tell me how to properly prepare the seeds for the rootstock?

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