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Tag Archives: Fruit Trees
Spring Projects for 2012
Cider Press While the weather is still cool, and before the garden demands so much of my time, I hope to build a cider press in the same basic design as shown above. It’s a very clever setup that makes … Continue reading
Posted in Apples, Building and Construction, Goats, Planning
Tagged Apples, cider, cider press, Elderberries, Fruit Trees, hard cider, jack, plans, seedlings
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Seasonal Pruning
January is here, and so is my que to prune the fruit trees on the farm. I have been waiting for a good cold frost to put the trees in a deep slumber, and mother nature helped a week or … Continue reading
Fruit Trees from Seed
Cloning Fruit trees does not look very promising, and although I’m not giving up, I’ve decided to hedge my bets a bit by trying the one guaranteed way to get new plants: from seed. I should be very clear about … Continue reading
A Broader View of My Gardening Ambitions
Here’s a picture of my larger garden, the one that includes Fruit Trees, Grapes and Various Cherries and Berries. The idea I’m shooting for is to build a more permanent garden around my seasonal garden. The tall posts placed in … Continue reading
Posted in Fruit Trees, Onions, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged Fruit Trees, Grapes, Onions, tomatoes
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