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apple trees from seed
Thank you! the link was very informative and have it
saved. My seeds grew so fast at first I thought them weeds or sunflowers. But they're apple. Six years is a long time but it'll be worth the wait. Donna in WA "brooklyn1" wrote http://www.gardeningtipsnideas.com/2...m_se eds.html Six years is way too long on a maybe. Go to a local nursery and buy some fruit trees (they don't cost much), you'll have apples by the second year. My semi-dwarf apple trees were bought by a local nursery as were my semi-dwarf cherries trees. I'm hoping to have some fruit next year on both. The seeds I planted and actually grew (not a natural green thumber) were all from decades old trees....at least 50 years old or older. They just don't make em like this any more and I'm old enough to know that....so since they're growing anyway, I'll just wait and see what happens. Who knows....maybe nothing. But it's worth the try. Donna in WA |
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