Good point. As a general rule of thumb, the smaller the better.Cécile Stelzer Johnson wrote:. . . try to buy young trees . . .
You don't want a variety of apple; you usually need at least two trees so the bees can pollinate them from each other. I recommend you get trees fruiting at different times, but that may require more trees to ensure pollination.Kristine Erwin wrote:Which variety of apples is the best for homesteading?
True. And if I tolerate them, they cease to be weeds.Mick Berry wrote:No such thing as "weeds" . . . .
Welcome to the gardenPaddy Mc wrote:. . . a whole lot of goldenrod . . .