Spring apple blossom
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Our daughter Emily has been staying with us this spring, working from home, and made this short film of the orchard showing some work stacking cut hazel and watching the apple blossom develop. Also took a few pics of the night sky. More on / orchard.diaries
Great to have you making videos again!
Watching this brings a wistful smile to my dial. I grew up on a 1 acre section in New Zealand and apple blossom always brought with it the expectation of a long, hot lazy summer. We live in the tropics now, so we don't see apple trees. We do get mangoes however.
Absolutely beautiful, just what we need and a real tonic for the spirit. Cheers all.
areal treat this thank you, as you know its hard to get outside at the moment and see stuff so youve brought this into my home, thank you!
What a lovely video!
Thanks for sharing!! I really like the shape your trees have. They have such a unique look.
Hello dear Stephen I like the way you pruning trees I think its the right way among the others
Talented photographer.
Such a beautiful looking place that you and your wife have to spend time in.
Very very beautiful! Thank you for recording and posting this!
Gorgeous. Best wishes from France where we started planting fruit trees near Rambouillet. Thanks for all your tips and encouragement!!!
Stephen will you be posting any harvest videos this year? My trees are giving extremely good crops (that of which the birds and wasps haven't eaten)
I am tending to post more on Facebook these days. I’ll try to fix a link presently.
How did I not see this before?! Love this! Is that you on the strings?
Love it! looks like you will have a bumper crop this year. The trees I grafted from your scions did blossom too! Thank you
Love this time of year
The last tree in bloom depicted could have been Rosemary Russet, the color & fullness are similar. I grafted Rosemary R. just two years ago - one to a separate stock and another to a standing tree. The branch on tree (Bardsey, BTW) pushed two spurs this year, which set several applets. If all goes well, this will mark my first taste of Rosemary Russet. May yours be a fruitful season!
Absolutely stunning, thank you!
Interesting apple varieties article in the current issue of The Countryman magazine (Oct 2020).
Could you please recommend your best apples for natural disease resistance or do a video on it.
Really nice video - great quality!
So nice. Thank you, sir.
Do you still send out scions? I saw a much older video of you collecting in FEB to send out to people. I've got several apple trees we'd like to try our hand at grafting eddible species to.
I haven’t for the last few years as I was traveling and the I’ll. I may do next year. If I do, it’s always in February/March and Europe only. I’ll post a video about it this coming winter. No guarantees- it takes a huge amount of time and I have much else to do.
Some pear blossom there too? Love orchards . Which part of the UK? ❤️
Am very interested in king of the pipins and how it tastes. Your feed back would be very much appreciated if possible.
I remember seeing one of your videos showing the seedlings coming up from the apple remains after being pressed for cider. You made the comment that you may trial some of them as grafts. Did that project eventuate? Unfortunately I can't find the original video. I for one like experimenting. You just don't know what may happen. That's half the fun. If it doesn't work, you still have gained experience.
HI. No, we didn't in the end keep any of them. There was no real need, and I had so many other projects on, that I didn't bother. Sorry!
@@stephenhayesuk no dramas. I have followed your videos for a while now. I am pretty much a novice at this. Your no nonsense approach is good.
Wassail!
No new videos for long time... 🖐