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HOW to PLANT BARE ROOT FRUIT TREES in CLAY SOIL

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This is a food forest update showing how I plant bare root trees in heavy soil.
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14 апр 2023

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@davidhogan621 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for posting, I am on clay soil and that has solved a few problems I am having. In return, I would like to tell you I have had tremendous success in planting bushes, shrubs and trees in Triangular-shaped holes instead of round ones. It encourages a quickly developed stable tripod root system and lessens the chances of ball roots (like when they are left in a pot too long) as the new roots in a circular hole tend to favour the freshly dug soil rather than push through the clay walls of the hole. A triangular hole guides the strongest roots into a corner that they cannot turn around from, forcing them to penetrate the clay. I hope you find this useful at some point and thank you again.

@therealprtrhsenteal 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing that. I love hearing new planting techniques that others are using. Clay soil can be a real challenge for sure Here is my most recent video on planting in heavy soils. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NcTrDpAUe9k.htmlsi=_yPaomVvvsRTJlff Check it out if you are interested. Good luck and thanks again!

@SouthEpi Год назад

Appreciate you passing on this knowledge!

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Thank you! I'm glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching:)

@56darren Год назад

I just found your channel through shorts and wow I love your content can’t wait until I can have my own homestead one day

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Dig this! Glad you are here. Welcome to our channel:)

@rodjendrysik3444 Год назад

My dad used to enjoy grafting. Wish I would have learned more about it while he was still on this side of the grass.

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

I heard that. I feel the same about taking time to learn from the elders. I haven't gotten into grafting but it is definitely a life skill.

@ktz-fk9qj Год назад

Thanks for the info, very helpful

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for watching 🙂

@dogcreekfarm8566 Год назад

Great information. I have been a little intimidated by bare root. Thanks for the help!

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Right on Jake. Bare root fruit and nut trees are super simple. Just don't plant them too deep. As my dad used to say "trees don't like wet feet." Unless of course we are talking about water loving trees like willow, cottonwood, alder etc. etc!

@MrBonsaibeginnings 8 месяцев назад

Really glad I have found you vedios I will keep up with your vedios

@therealprtrhsenteal 8 месяцев назад

So awesome. Welcome to the channel. I appreciate it! 😉

@laszlotresanszki7262 Год назад

Thank you for that.. great info!

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 😉

@cameroneverhart6443 Год назад

Oh man I just thought of something....Combine your compost tea video with your waterer in this video! Imagine, compost tea drip irrigation...I'm gonna be a millionaire

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Lol. 🤘

@kentuckysustainableliving3583 Год назад

Great video

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Thanks brotha!

@etruedus Год назад

Continuing to enjoy your channel! Interesting to build a habitable mound above the clay soil. Is this something that you have had success with before? Do you know if the roots will go down into the clay and thrive, or do you think the roots will sprawl out in the topmost layer?

@therealprtrhsenteal Год назад

Great question. There is not a significant amount of compost to keep the trees roots from seeking deeper soil. The trees roots will find their way down into the native soil and thrive during the summer months in the heavier soil which tends to hold more moisture for longer. I suppose if these trees were planted into deeper ammendment over a larger surface area the trees roots might be more surface dwelling. I have planted many trees like this over the years and they seem to do pretty well. Again thanks for the question. 👊