905: Growing Fruit Trees Successfully with Farmer Greg

 A Rosie on the House Radio Show Replay.

In This Show:

Farmer Greg and Romey Romero discuss essential tips for growing fruit trees. They highlight the optimal time for planting, common mistakes homeowners make—such as planting in gravel or lawns and improper drip irrigation—and advises on best practices. Greg also shares his unique ‘six-six rule’ for effective tree planting, the importance of selecting the right root stock and chill hours, and how to ensure successful ripening times. Additionally, he offers insights into shading methods, both natural and paid, and proper fertilizing schedules to maximize fruit production. The conversation is packed with actionable advice to help homeowners cultivate thriving fruit trees..


Come join us for the next broadcast or listen to a replay through our podcast episodes.  Either way you will expand your knowledge about growing food in the local desert and gain new perspectives on your local food system.

Broadcast every fourth Saturday on: KTAR NEWS Phoenix 8-11 am   KNST Tucson 10-11am Country 93.5 Flagstaff 8-11am    KGVY Green Valley 8-11am

What is the Rosie On the House Radio Show? – Rosie on the House is a father and son weekly radio show on home-improvement advice that is found on several key Arizona radio stations. It is a trusted source of home-improvement advice and know-how. Rosie and Romey Romero consider that an honor and a responsibility, a feeling that Greg shares.

On the fourth Saturday of each month, Farmer Greg will talk about all aspects of gardening and urban farming in the Arizona climates…

Gardening Tips * Chickens * Composting

Smart Watering Tips * Fruit Trees * Seed Saving

Sonoran Desert Weather * Permaculture Tidbits

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