I have a couple of them that are about 3 years old, 10 feet tall, seem healthy, but have not bloomed yet. I am wondering if I am doing something wrong?
I have a Q-1-8 that was making quite a few almonds until it suffered a goat attack. I'm hoping it will be back in action next year. I think it was a couple of years before any fruit spewed up.
I've got a couple of the varieties on the page you linked to, but they're still pretty young and not yet fruiting.
there is a full size tree in Port Townsend that is probably 50 years old. I dont know the variety. it was loaded with fruit this year and i harvested a lot. it was amazing. the tree is huge. i am planting the seeds.
Matt - I am up in Roseburg, and excited to hear about your almond varieties! You get a tad warmer than us (depending on your elevation) but perhaps not enough that a little microclimate adjustment wouldn't be sufficient. Do report back!
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