Due to a heavy workload, in addition to an unexpected surgery & hospital stay, the peach pits from last summer that sprouted months ago are still in the ziplock bags in the bottom of the refrigerator. It's almost like they're haunting me, because I get a guilty feeling every time I open the refrigerator and don't get them out... Ugh.
TBH, I'm not yet sure what to do with them all (there's probably over 100). At first I was going to double dig a trench and drop them in, then dig the survivors up in the fall, but I doubt I'll be double digging anything for a couple of months, until my body heals a bit more.
Do y'all
think it would work to crowd them in some of the big tubs that cow
feed & minerals come in? Then, when they go dormant in the fall, I could remove & separate the whips and treat them as bare
root trees?
I've done something similar with cuttings &
rose seedlings, but I'd suspect trees are a bit more vigorous. At the moment, though, that seems to be the best I can come up with, as I already have several of the mineral buckets full of good soil, so wouldn't be too much for me to handle right now. Thanks in advance for any advice or feedback!
