That's a nice selection you got there! I'm certain the fruit trees will serve you well. All 3 kinds (apple, peach and plums) are quite robust and should be able to provide a nice harvest a few years down the road. But keep in mind to cut them a bit every year so the "strngth" gets into the fruits and to keep harvesting reasonable. I'm certain there will be somebody around who can show you how to do that properly in case you don't know yet.
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Haha, this is so true, even while selecting and buying those, I was already thinking about the future cutting :) I’m happy that it’s you tell me that !
Do you think it would be necessary to cut them a bit in the first Spring, in few months or so ? In fact, I would like to keep the not too big, but for sure, one of the neighbors will be able to teach me that !
Thank you again for all your good advices ☺️ !
:D I can imaginge! And it was my pleasure!
I'll be bloody honest with you. I'm not the best source for information about that. But as far as I know, most of the fruit trees should be cut either right after the harvest or somewhere around autumn. But I'm nowhere a professional about that. So maybe you can find one of your neighbors with some experience or you may be lucky to find a professionist (gardener) who is willing to tell you some about it.
The internet may be another good source of information. There are so many nice people out there willing to share their knowledge and experiences. <3
Thanks for your honesty on this subject hehe
I've already spotted a few very good books on the subject, but I like the idea of finding someone nearby, and in fact one of the neighbors here, whom I haven't met yet, is a horticulturist... So I'm thinking of trying to get in touch with him :)