LSU AgCenter Hill Farm Horticulture Teaching Facilities and University Gardens Tour

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Tour of the LSU AgCenter Hill Farm Horticulture Teaching Facilities and University Gardens with extension specialist and associate professor Kiki Fontenot!
Muscadines: 0:01-8:30
Blueberries 8:30-19:41
Blackberries 19:41-21:51
Table Grapes 21:51-24:10
Figs 24:10-26:40
Persimmons 26:40-28:12
Japanese Plums/Loquats 28:12-29:12
Other Fruit Trees: 29:12-29:39
Apples 29:39-31:10
This tour was filmed and produced by Anna Ribbeck, LSU AgCenter social media strategist.

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21 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@cindyjeansonne2114 11 месяцев назад

Great job!! Enjoyed this video very informative. Thank you!!

@ASH-kj9xt 4 года назад

Excellent information! Thanks, Dr Kiki!

@Primrose709 2 года назад

Where do you buy 40 Gal. Containers?

@christyducote2619 4 года назад

Thanks for the tour!! Lots of good information!

@bosquebear1 2 года назад

Great information. Do you not have enough frost to make astringent persimmons ripen?

@cangel201 Год назад

Information about the containers and where to get them please?

@garyparrish9300 4 года назад

Thank you for your enthusiasm. I really enjoyed the video and am thinking about planting some blueberries, lol!'

@sahmadi1000 7 месяцев назад

We need LSU to breed a fig tree for short season states. Please don't tell me about hardy Chicago and brown turkey. We need a good tasting, quality fig tree that ripens in zone 7. I tried the MSU fig trees in my Zone 7a but fruit did not ripen.

@deborah9708 4 года назад

Wow this is amazing

@Pay-It_Forward Год назад

So you are growing in pots so you can push the benefits of your fertilizer which reduces flavor if used after fruit set? If a nutrient formula can't be used during meristem transition, it's nowhere near balanced.