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May 05/21/18, 09:16:52 PM

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Apple trees looking good
I planted these a number of years ago.  Show have a bumper crop this year.





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May 05/22/18, 06:52:34 AM Reply #1

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Re: Apple trees looking good
The flowering crab on the south side of my house looks great right now. Only wish they would stay like that for more than a few days or the first good wind. Great pictures de.
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May 05/30/18, 04:24:18 PM Reply #2

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Re: Apple trees looking good
Looking good Deadeye! We planted our first five apple trees this past weekend on our property.

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May 05/30/18, 07:32:03 PM Reply #3

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Re: Apple trees looking good
My dad always said best time to plant a tree was yesterday, and today isn't too bad either.
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Re: Apple trees looking good
All five of our apple tree's have leafed out and are looking good. Even a young local stopped by to check them out.

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July 07/05/18, 07:47:31 PM Reply #5

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Re: Apple trees looking good
 :rotflmao: looks like your gaurding them trees with your life!! :rotflmao: :happy1:
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August 08/02/18, 05:22:21 PM Reply #6

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Re: Apple trees looking good
Here are some picture of our apple trees from today.

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August 08/12/18, 01:31:54 PM Reply #7

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Re: Apple trees looking good
We are already picking  :confused:

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August 08/12/18, 02:47:48 PM Reply #8

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Re: Apple trees looking good
over here too...
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August 08/12/18, 03:48:24 PM Reply #9

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Re: Apple trees looking good
What kind of apples are those, HD?
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Re: Apple trees looking good
State Fair
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September 09/05/18, 05:52:40 PM Reply #11

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Re: Apple trees looking good
I made the trip over to the cabin (from western SD) this past weekend and the apple trees look good.

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September 09/05/18, 07:00:31 PM Reply #12

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Re: Apple trees looking good
One advantage of planting apples in an isolated areas is that the pests like apple maggots are not around so you don't need to spray much to get nice apples.
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September 09/06/18, 08:01:37 AM Reply #13

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Re: Apple trees looking good
Yes, but you get big pests like bears.
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September 09/06/18, 05:31:16 PM Reply #14

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Re: Apple trees looking good
Quote from: deadeye on September 09/06/18, 08:01:37 AM
Yes, but you get big pests like bears.
That's why god made the 30-06
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Re: Apple trees looking good
Quote from: deadeye on September 09/06/18, 08:01:37 AM
Yes, but you get big pests like Del.


There; I fixed it.  :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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September 09/06/18, 07:41:30 PM Reply #16

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Re: Apple trees looking good
Got my own apple trees...  but not spraying since I am gone north in summer.   So apples not very useful except as deer food.
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September 09/08/18, 11:20:38 PM Reply #17

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Re: Apple trees looking good
I noticed your cages around the trees. What we found works wonders is a roll of welded wire for reinforcing concrete. It’s about 75$ a roll and you can easily pull it open and lift it off the tree for weeding or picking.

Our crop is small this year .. but we had plums for the first time on some bare root stock we planted years ago. So yeahhhh 3 plums.. beat that
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