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| Name | Growing fruit trees in containers |
| Video Uploader | Video From Steve's Seaside Kitchen Garden & Allotment |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 07-05-2020 11:00:32 |
| Video Discription | In total we have about 30 fruit trees scattered around the allotments and the front and back garden. This video is about the handful of them that are growing in containers. Containers constrain the roots of the trees and as a result restrict the growth of the tree, beyond what would be expected with the dwarfing root stock they are grafted onto. I'm particularly fond of the cherries, because even though the trees are old and unhealthy we've loved being able to open the kitchen door and pick fresh cherries. We don't normally net all of our cherry trees, we rely on the local cats to deter the birds a little and we also pick the cherries a little early, when the are crisp and sweet, but not quite red enough to attract the birds attention. You can find out more about my free newsletter here: https://steverichards.substack.com If you’d like to explore more then I have loads of great resources for you, including hundreds of extra videos, my comprehensive gardening ebook, my gardening app, data on everything I grow and when I grow it and so much more. Everything I do is free to use, but not to create! For my whole ebook/course go here: https://steverichards.notion.site/Gardening-eBook-info-6f57489ae10a4721b48b421826203814 For my Amazon store go here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/stevesseasidekitchengardenallotment For reference information on what to do each month and what I actually do, go here: https://steverichards.notion.site/Reference-information-eb1f6a760b9c4b5d8e9683502dfec7d0 For my gardening apps go here: https://steves.seasidelife.com/2020/01/26/how-to-plan-your-fruit-and-veg-garden-with-my-new-free-tools-demo/ For polytunnel and greenhouse growing: https://steverichards.notion.site/Polytunnel-greenhouse-growing-e260fa0b71bd4dea9a9003c74bdb9ce7 For my year round growing guides: https://steverichards.notion.site/Year-round-growing-guides-f34b6af9f8e249049a338c0421f30373 For my guides to individual veggies: https://steverichards.notion.site/Individual-growing-guides-bc279089de074c0ab0bfedc4f41d54dd For my 8 step guide to self sufficiency: https://steverichards.notion.site/8-Steps-to-self-sufficiency-a2b678878ee94ec79becf7f40cca7b4e For my gardening basics course: https://steverichards.notion.site/The-basics-fabeb9d9ba5d4227a63226824a29ac82 For info on harvesting: https://steverichards.notion.site/Harvesting-4d6644fef5ab4b8f89cb722f50dbaedb For my FAQ document and video: https://steves.seasidelife.com/2020/01/20/allotmentfaq/ My books and videos are all grounded in what I actually do, I make sure you can see the evidence. For example if I suggest sowing carrots in November, take a look at my monthly tours to see them growing and my harvest videos for May to see the actual results. I'm not just about regurgitaing information from the backs of seed packets! Just because all my resources are 'free of charge', to everyone, doesn't mean they aren't good quality. My objective is to make sure that there's no need to be rich to get access to great gardening information. I do however have a lot of costs to cover and my time is valuable to me, so please consider supporting me at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/steverichards hG6rMtVefbk |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | allotment | vegetables | all year round | eat your greens | gardening | polytunnel | poly tunnel | self-sufficiency | self sufficiency | season extension | homestead | home steading | kitchen garden | cherries | containers | fruit trees |
