Posted by dave2 on September 29, 2011 at 04:05:08 from (79.240.139.83):
In Reply to: OT: Stark apple trees posted by Old beard on September 28, 2011 at 21:31:16:
remember somone has to mow around them. I'd get them that start at least 5ft off the ground, 6+ if possible. If you have storage space, mix them so you have apples thru most of the winter. Most of my pasture is orchards that the old folks don't wanna mow any more. Each piece consists usually of a eat it when you pick variety and one that you store for winter use or make juice, wine, or schnaps from of apple, plum, pear, and maybe cherry now and then. And most all have at least one nut tree (english walnut in this area). Have fun.
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