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Many thanks!

Your channel is so underrated. Thank you for the knowledge.

Good info, thank you sir.

Great video

Showing us where you make your cuts would have been necessary for me to learn from this video.

Thanks for your info.

Hello Mr. Gary. Thank you for sharing all this amazing information! How wonderful to learn from good resources that actually know the chemistry composition. Very helpful! Is there any tips of how quickly modify the soil? My pH is 6-6.5 for blueberries. It’s late May which won’t allow me to plant them in the ground, but I will need to repot them with home made soil (which I don’t have/know about it yet) but I will need to 1) create my new own acid soil and 2) modify my soil before transplanting again to the ground in Oct-Nov. This is for well stablished 5 year old plants I just purchased 1 week ago. :) any help or advise?

Thanks for the info!

Happy belated birthday my daughter shares your birthday. Great information

Hi I have a Persian lime tree in a container it produces flowers and small fruit but my fruit keeps falling off. I’m not sure what to do to help them stay on. It only gave me one good lime last year. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you in advance!!!

Prune every single year, even when you get nothing from young trees. I pruned my 5 trees for ten years and got ONE pear! But this year, tenth year, I see pears aplenty!

WTH!

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Clear and concise video. Thank!

Thank you. Very informative. Personally, I found the background music to be annoying, unnecessary and distracting.

Super helpful, Gary! Many blessings to you. ❤

My pH was “10”!!! I collect rainwater and use this for spraying. For about 10 years I had pathetic crops until I watched this video. Last year I corrected the pH and I had an excellent crop. Thanks Gary!

It is early May in Wisconsin and my crab apple hasn’t bloomed or leafed yet. Some branches are dead, which I have pruned. I also have rabbit damage. I fear it is dying. Is there anything I can do to save this 3 year old tree? Via fertilizer or food?

Hello- I have a young 2" caliper crabapple tree I just brought home from the nursery. During the transport, some branches were damaged. If a branch broke near the middle, should I prune it right at the break point or prune it back to the branch it grew from? Or back to an outward facing bud?

Great video, Honeycrisp is my favorite apple, but I will try the other if I come across one. Just found your channel.

Your videos are excellent! Short and to the point 👍🏼 Thank you!

Thanks for the tips!

Thank you Gary.

Will this work on dawn redwoods that we're damaged by deer?

Would love to see a follow up on this one.

Thank you appreciate the info!!!

when you spray, what do you use...?

Stop spray.

Hahaha 😂 Yo I would have been so mad hahaha!

Thanks very much! A really helpful, informative video.

❤thanks for the info. Great help!

Thank you Gary!!!!

can i add copper to the streptomycin?

Boring

When you transplanted them you said it was later in the spring than ideal AND didn’t mention why other than “I think i can pull it off”. What was the danger? Had they already budded, as mine have, and you were concerned about loosing blossoms/fruit? Also why not add peat moss or pine needles to lower pH? Thank you!

Not bad at all for courageous big cuts ...It gives light to the tree.and a basic form to prune it back to form each year. The last thinning of 1/3 of the branches should have shown smaller dangling branches cut from the undersides of cluttered branches... So that what remains is "Streamlined" and able to hold fruit where light and air can reach it.

Love the humor 😅

Thanks for the helpful video. Great work.

This is good stuff. Thank you.

Omg, first time gardener and would love to grow blueberries but they seem so high maintenance.

Update in 2024?

Great video. I learned a lot

Excellent video, great job 👍🏻

Been following along. It's lookin good.

Great information. Loved it. Thank you sir.👍

imagine being that mind controlled that you think you need to spray chemicals on apples that grew inn your pack yard for them to be edible

So.. I pruned my lilac to 3 feet hight last year and it did not leaf out much. Now it has a few leaves and the blooms are so small - like Muscari !! What do I do with it ? :/

Hi!! Question ~ you said make sure something lines up on the stem once you fuse the 2.. what was that again ? How can we identify it …. Thank you !!

Are you doing this in the spring ?

So sorry!! How horrible! You ate correct though, too expensive. How about geothermal greenhouse? Check out that guy in Canada, Arktopia.