Fruit and nut trees?

[chad whittington]

Allegheny Chinkapins - tastes just like a chestnut but half the size. Mine drop in November.

And it would be a travesty of justice for a Southern Man to not have a Yates Apple Tree.

Probably do a couple Allegheny chinkapins


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[chad whittington]

Here’s what I’m considering. Input is welcome. Looking for easy to manage large production

Fruit trees
Mexican plum 2 @15
Munson plum 2@15
Sweet Pecan
Fuyu persimmons @35
Pioneer Crabapple @25
Dixie delight Pears @25
Figs
Muscadine

Calhoun honey locust @30
Red Mulberry @ 7.50
American chestnut
Allegheny Chinkapin @15


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[split toe]

Here’s what I’m considering. Input is welcome. Looking for easy to manage large production

Fruit trees
Mexican plum 2 @15
Munson plum 2@15
Sweet Pecan
Fuyu persimmons @35
Pioneer Crabapple @25
Dixie delight Pears @25
Figs
Muscadine

Calhoun honey locust @30
Red Mulberry @ 7.50
American chestnut
Allegheny Chinkapin @15


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The fuyu are non-astringent, so I believe they have to be picked

 

[Butcher]

Native I checked out blue hills, thank you its a great site. I am growing an enterprise apple which is a little shorter of a drop time but right in line with yates it seems while being more known up here in the north east. I plan to graft some trimmed branches this spring to a feral tree that drops most of its apples right at the beginning of bow hoping to extend the draw

 

[DrDirtNap]

I’m in Mississippi. I was told apple trees don’t do well to stick with crabapples


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My farm is in Mississippi and I do find apples much more challenging than pears, crabapples, or chestnuts. Variety selection is critical and even with good adapted disease resistant varieties, fireblight is sometimes an issue. I have several apple trees but lately I have focused more on other types of fruit trees, including persimmons.


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[chad whittington]

My farm is in Mississippi and I do find apples much more challenging than pears, crabapples, or chestnuts. Variety selection is critical and even with good adapted disease resistant varieties, fireblight is sometimes an issue. I have several apple trees but lately I have focused more on other types of fruit trees, including persimmons.


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Yes. We have pears already. Going to plant persimmons and honey locusts


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