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Many people now have a small yard in their homes, or there's plenty of space on the balcony, empty, and it's good to grow some fruit trees. It's fun to watch the flowers in spring, to hide the sun in summer, to pick the fruit in autumn. But when it comes to planting, it's hard: what is it? The north and the south have different climates, different courtyard sizes, and whether they can handle themselves differently. Let's talk today about how the garden fruit trees are chosen, how they grow, how to balance the subsistence with a certain amount of income, and how to keep you from going down the road。
First of all, the principle of fruit tree selection. Article 1, tailored to local circumstances. You're in the south or the north, with the lowest temperatures in winter, the heat in the summer and the amount of rain, which determine which fruit trees live. You can't grow mangoes in the northeast, or cherries in the south of the sea. Number two, look at space. The courtyard is large and can be grown by large trees, such as peach trees, almond trees, small courtyards or balcony, small bushes, pellets, such as figs, blueberries. Don't grow a big tree into a big slap. No one can grow up. Third, look at the light. The fruit trees are mostly glamorous and have at least six hours of direct light per day, resulting in more results. And if your garden is shaded and covered by a tower, then choose a shade-resistant breed, or be not reluctant. Fourth, look at your energy. And if you are at home every day, and have plenty of time, and you are at work, and you are not at home much in a year, then choose the one who saves your heart and supports you, and not the one who is stingy and ready to serve. Article 5, figure out what to grow. Did you eat it yourself? Or would you like some extra income? Or pure vision? The choice is wide if it is purely self-serving, balanced, and if it is to make some money on it, it is also necessary to say that the courtyard has a limited area of production and that planting on a scale is another matter and cannot be counted against the courtyard thinking。
Following is a north-south climate, a good fruit-growing tree suitable for planting in the courtyard。
In the north, north-west, north-east, south-east, cold winter, hot summer and low rainfall. The right fruit trees are:
Peach tree. Peach trees are common in the north, climate-resilient, spring flowers are particularly beautiful, pink, summer fruit ripe. Peach trees have the advantage of being early and growing them for two to three years; the disadvantage is that peaches are poorly stored and ready to eat, or they are soft. In the selection of varieties, successful local varieties are selected and the southern varieties are not bought blindly。
Almond tree. The almond trees are thicker than the peach trees, dry and cold, and wild almond trees can grow in many parts of the north. Spring flowers are white, and they're pretty. The apricot can be eaten in the early summer. The disadvantage is that almonds are not durable and are prone to natural disasters when sitting on fruit, and that frost and wind may affect the harvest。
Plum. Plum trees are well nourished, less demanding soil and more productive. There are many varieties of plums, red, yellow, purple, sour and sweet, which children like. Plum tree fights disease and manages the economy。
Trees. The date tree is the "old" fruit tree of the north, very drought-resistant and infertile, and any one in the yard is planted, year by year. The dates can be fresh or dry, and they can be stored. The fault of date-palm trees is that they grow slowly, but when they live, they live long。
Grapes. There's a lot of grapes in the north, with a shelf, that's both shade and fruit. Grapes are well-regulated, well-managed, well-planted. Care is taken to select varieties suitable for the north and to consider the issue of burial in winter。
Moreover, in the south, the yangtze basin and south, winter is warm, summer is hot and rain is heavy. The right fruit trees are:
Plum. It is a special feature of the south, with flowers blooming in winter, early summer results, yellow fruits and sweet tastes. The trees are always green, the leaves are big, the viewing is good. And it's not too much of a management effort。
Citrus. Oranges, grapefruits, oranges, the south. The citrus trees are always green, the leaves are beautiful, and the fruit is good on the trees. The disadvantage is the heavy rainfall in the south and the attention paid to drainage, as well as a number of common pests and pests in citrus, which need to be addressed regularly。
No figs. The figs are particularly recommended, they can be grown in the north and the south, and they are better developed in the south. The figs are well nourished, the results are early, the pests are low and the fruit is very sweet. The point is it doesn't pick a place, plant a plant in the yard, or plant a plant in a big flower pot。
Pomegranate. Pomegranates can grow in both the north and the south, and the south grows stronger. The pomegranate is red and beautiful; the fruit is big and red, and the meaning is fine. Pomegranates are adaptable, managed and loose。
Yang mei. Yang mei is a specialty of the south, both in gangnam and china. Young pome fruit is sweet, but it is larger and requires enough space. And yang mei needs the soil, so the acidic soil grows well。
Blueberry. Blueberries are on fire now. Blueberry prefers acid soils, and the southern species need to be aware of soil improvement and the northern species need to select suitable varieties for cooling. Blueberry pests are rare and fruit is of high nutritional value and suitable for family cultivation。
And say the key points of planting, whatever it is, are common:
First, the light. As stated earlier, fruit trees are mostly glamorous and grow before they can tan for a few hours a day. There's not enough light, it's either not working or it's small and it's sour。
Second, water. The first one or two years of planting, you have to water it regularly to help it take root. After living, most of the fruit trees are drought-resistant and do not have to be watered with the sky, and the soil is then watered with water. The worst fear is that water will be poured out every day, and that many fruit trees will die from drought and flooding。
Third, soil. Vegetable trees are not particularly demanding for soil, but loose, fertile and well-drained soils must grow better. It is possible to dig large pits before planting them, with some rotting organic fat on the bottom, and not to touch fresh fertilizers with roots and burn them easily。
Fourth, trim. Cuts are important, not as long as possible. Before spring's bulge, the fruit is larger by cutting the thick, ill-healthed branches, venturing them and concentrating their nutrients on the resulting branches. Cutting isn't once in place, every year. It's learning. It's easy。
Fifth, pest control. Household farming does not pursue the same pesticide management as orchards, using as much physical methods as possible, such as cedar baiting and manual pest hunting. There are real pests and diseases. Let's figure out what the problem is and decide how to deal with it. When the fruit matures, more attention is paid to the problem of pesticide residues, eating what is in the mouth and being safe。
Sixth, pollination. Some fruit trees are self-plowed, so they grow, like peach trees, plums, figs; others are pollinated with figs, and have to be pollinated with two varieties, such as sweet cherry and apples. When buying seedlings, let's ask the merchants if they can grow another fruitless tree before they know they need pollination trees。
It's more objective to talk about the proceeds. The garden plants fruit trees, mostly for fun, and eats it yourself. A peach tree, a few dozen pounds of fruit in a good year, is about to eat it and send it to relatives and friends. In the case of orchards, large-scale cultivation, that is another matter, involving the selection of varieties, marketing, costing, natural disaster prevention, it is a business, not just a few trees. The garden is therefore grown with a sense of correctness: it is of primary value to eat, to watch, to experience, to have extra fruit to deliver, and occasionally to sell, to add flowers and not to reverse。
Finally, let's conclude: the garden plants fruit trees, first looking at where your home is, how big your yard is, how light is, and then choosing the varieties suitable for the local climate. Freshmen begin with good feeding, such as figs, pomegranates, dates, and then try again slowly. There are several key words to be remembered in management: sun-foot, water-free, bottom-fat, proper trim, and low-dose medicine. A fruit tree is a slow process, with spring watching flowers, summer taking a cold, autumn picking fruit, and a year watching it grow up。
Finally, what kind of fruit trees did you plant in your yard? Have you ever had the guts to step on a pit? Welcome to the comment area and, if you think it's useful, don't forget a few concerns. I will continue to share practical aspects of life skills。
Disclaimer: this isExperience sharingI don't knowFruit tree varietiesThey vary according to climate, soil and management, taking into account local realities。
