The BackYard Orchardist: The science of growing fruit is complex, but Otto takes the mystery out of it. Anyone can throw a few seeds into the. A backyard orchard was a key element on our “wish list” when we were shopping for a new homestead three years ago. We were thrilled when. Backyard Orchardist has ratings and 22 reviews. Amy said: When you buy your first fruit tree, do yourself and your new tree a favor and buy this book.
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Adewale Grillo rated it it was amazing Orchardost 23, Those with limited space will learn about growing dwarf fruit trees in containers. A good book if you are just starting to learn but not comprehensive.
Lot’s of great info on planting “compact orchards” or the most possible fruit in the smallest spaces imaginable!! I also would have done a better job setting my trees up for production by properly pruning those first few years of growth.
This seems like a very good resource and it was well worth reading. I am going to check on some of these things elsewhere with newer resources but I am sure that Orchardost learned a good bit from this book all the same.
That answer will be my rating of this book. I highly recommend this book for an home gardeners, who orchardost or plan to add fruit trees to their property. This was very helpful as I was planning my little home orchard.
The BackYard Orchardist
Stella also provides many tables regarding fruit variety and their flavor, blight and pest resistance, orcharcist from blossom to fruit, heights based on rootstock choices and everything else you might need. Unless I find another amazing book, I’ll probably buy my own copy of this one. The science of growing fruit is complex, but Otto takes the mystery out of it with detailed instructions that guide the grower through the processes of planning, planting, cultivating, and harvesting.
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Appendices include valuable info on how to revive sick backgard, a monthly almanac, lists of nurseries that sell fruit trees, and a glossary of gardening terms. Linda Lee Gillilland rated it it was amazing Oct 08, Mar 02, Biltron rated it really liked it. Apr 30, Forest Sarka Chick rated it liked it. Orcharist are no discussion topics on this book yet. Try again or cancel this request. Jun 08, Karen rated it liked it.
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I do think she could go into a little more detail at times, but it’s a good start for learning about fruit trees. She educates us orchardists lingo, e. Refresh and try again. Want to Read Currently Reading Read.
Ask me in three years if I have fruit trees. Preview — Backyard Orchardist by Stella Otto. View all 3 comments. The first half of the book orchardixt about why to plant a fruit tree and how to prepare to plant a fruit tree which was very informative however since my orchard is 2 years old I was hoping for more about caring for the orchard and less about preparing to plant one.
Reviewed by Diane Prokop Orchardisr This is the expanded and updated second edition of the award-winning reference book, backyrad was first published twenty years ago and has sold over 85, copies.
Backyard Orchardist: A Complete Guide to Growing Fruit Trees in the Home Garden
I think this will be a great reference book to have in my library especially as our little orchard grows. Feb 08, Babs rated it really liked it. Jan 06, Amy rated it really liked it Shelves: Gwen rated it really liked it Nov 11, Good information for anyone with fruit trees.
Jan 20, Fed rated it really liked it. Rob Weir rated it really liked it Mar 03, Open Preview See a Problem? I found her chapter on revitalizing older trees particula I highly recommend this book for an home gardeners, who have or plan to add fruit trees to their property. Nov 05, Sarah rated orchzrdist really liked it. Trivia About Backyard Orchardi To ask other readers questions about Backyard Orchardistplease sign up.
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I know have 8 thriving fruit trees.