Finally! Been waiting for this one for a while. You convinced me to plant mulberry and i didnt believe you that they grow 6 ft a year until mine grew more than that. I will plant some persimmons this coming spring.
@fcuk_x
Күн бұрын
my pakistani one grew THREE six feet limbs in one season. That's with aggressive forming pruning as well (I'm doing a goblet shape on it).
@RossRaddi
Күн бұрын
Grow Gerardi. Stays 6x6.
@FlomatonFamous
Күн бұрын
Enjoyed the video
@timfonvielle8693
Күн бұрын
Love my persimmons
@rezayaseri2790
Күн бұрын
very loaded. knock on wood! good job Boss
@jake8283
Күн бұрын
I planted an ichi jero this past “early” summer. It got attacked by Japanese Beatles so it was pulled back some. I’m hoping it does better next year. I also added a red haven peach, and 3 varieties of pawpaw. I’m hoping they all survive the winter and do well next year. I added a Violette de Bordeaux Fig to my Chicago hardy, and Olympia potted figs. I’m hoping to grab some cuttings of other varieties when you have them available. Will be planting a Chicago and violette in the ground next year. Any recommendations on varieties to get for cuttings to put in the ground in the Boston area? Thanks for all the information you share through your videos. 👍
@RossRaddi
Күн бұрын
Any of these: www.figboss.com/post/my-best-fig-varieties-as-of-2022
@HavoJavo
Күн бұрын
Love my persimmons ! Have fuyu and marus ripening right now. How did your pawpaws turn out this year ? My susquehannah was divine this year, we got a nice long summer and they turned out as big as mangos. Tasted somewhere between a mango and tuttifrutti bubblegum with some melon and pineapple thrown in, absolutely mindblowing. Highly recommend you plant one in full sun :) The peterson varieties are amazing.
@RossRaddi
Күн бұрын
I need them in full sun for sure. They preformed reasonably given the circumstances. They tasted amazing.
@HavoJavo
Күн бұрын
@@RossRaddi Glad to hear that ! Yup they absolutely love the sun. Figs , persimmons , and pawpaws.. We are truly blessed :)
@thavylor
6 сағат бұрын
WOW!! heavily loaded persimmons. How old is this tree?
@RossRaddi
4 сағат бұрын
Year 8.
@thavylor
3 сағат бұрын
@@RossRaddi Thanks. I wish I've planted mine 8 years ago. It was just planted yesterday.
@LittleRapGuy
Күн бұрын
nice...
@baracu
Күн бұрын
I have a Fuju and just bought 2 more varieties, all about 3 feet in height …how long do I have to wait till it produces ? And do late frost kill them ?
@RossRaddi
Күн бұрын
Late frost is unusual. They're late to wake up.
@spaveevo
Күн бұрын
I have a coffeecake persimmon that had 50 persimmons this year. For anyone interested it is self fertile and all persimmons were pollinated. Its the only persimmon anywhere around me that bloomed this year so i know for sure it doesnt need a pollinator...at least mine didnt.
@rtvitko
Күн бұрын
Is "coffeecake" the varietal name?
@spaveevo
Күн бұрын
@@rtvitko Its a unique variety that is brown inside when pollinated and it has to be pollinated for the taste. Very weird but tastes great. I have the tree up on my youtube.
@rezayaseri2790
Күн бұрын
Ross do you have grape tree?
@RossRaddi
Күн бұрын
Vines? Yes.
@paul.1337
Күн бұрын
There's video of a guy showing he successfully stooled persimmon rootstocks on KZitem, so it's definitely possible. (Or way more likely than all the ones of somebody sticking pear cuttings with no follow up about whether it actually worked or not.) But I'd wonder if the lack of a taproot would hurt the cloned rootstock in and grafted tree the long run? There's plenty of seedy wild American persimmons in the Philly area you could grab seeds from. I grew a few out seeds I gathered this time last year. Being on the North side of a building with only morning sun and crowded by strawberries one of the three is large enough to graft in the Spring. They probably all would be if they weren't in a terrible location. So it's an option/backup plan to consider.
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