Okay, so you bought your trees, now what? Best practices for planting, watering and fertilizing your tree. The long term health of fruit trees in the Arizona desert depends on three aspects of loving and caring for your fruit tree: Planting and watering correctly, and applying fertilizers (both foliar and granular) at the right times. In this webinar we will dig into getting your fruit trees planted for success, discover Greg’s 40 year old watering methodology, observe Janis’s soil types and watering solutions, and learn how to properly fertilize your trees for ultimate success.

Many parents use a "Buddy System" to help young children grow up safely, and for our trees we can use Nature's version of a buddy system as well. In permaculture we call this a GUILD and it is quite easy to create. Join us for a chat and learn more about this concept. 

Thinning is an annual step for many fruit trees, especially our prolific peaches. If you are looking for larger fruit, let us help you understand why, when, and how to thin your fruit trees.

Gaining confidence with your trees starts early with us because we WANT you to succeed. Join us for a conversation about how to identify issues early on and how to save yourself troubles later. 

Young fruit trees and bushes need a little extra care to get through their first summers in the AZ Desert. We will talk about how to prepare your space now for the summer heat that is coming and protect your new tree investments.

Extreme heat is no joke especially in the low desert of Arizona. Taking care of your fruit trees and helping them survive is a lot simpler when you understand some of the basics. Let's talk about what you can do at home.

The heat is not going away anytime soon, are you comfortable with the watering cycles on your trees? This is really an important step to helping your trees survive and thrive, so we will review the best practices on Fruit Tee irrigation.