So I shouldn’t drag out my new chainsaw just yet? 😜 We have blight on a flowering tree, thankfully not our apples. We can hardly keep them alive without any more help…😂 Take care, Annette🌺
@@TheCowEmporium 😂😂 not yet on the chainsaw! Wait until it goes fully dormant and then do the surgery/pruning needed to keep it thriving. Sanitize in between cuts though. Thanks for watching fam!!!
Great video! I had fireblight on my pear this year, but took care of it just like you and it's doing ok. If you're in Texas too, I think that's just a thing we deal with. I'm impressed you got granny smith and golden delicious in Texas - have you gotten fruit yet? Great looking garden, I'll go find the garden tour now. 💙🌳
@@FaewoodAcres thank you 🙏🏾 sir!!! I bought my Golden Delicious from Stark Brothers online nursery over 4 years ago as a tiny whip and it’s just now starting to produce fruit. They’re falling off but it’s trying. My Granny Smith came from Kroger’s grocery and it gave me fruit last year and had a few more this year but I took it off because of the blight. I’m in North Texas and they’re doing great so far in HEAVY clay soil.
Hi Calvin. Thank you for the info you share in your videos and the brokefarmer lives. I am wondering if you have another pear tree planted for pollination with your orient pear tree? Is it a tank all by itself? Thanks
@@mz.amazing hello 👋🏾 fam and thank you 🙏🏾 so much! I do not have any other pear 🍐 trees in my orchard so that makes my Orient a tank all by herself. I’m sure that I’d get even more fruit if I did but she produces more than we can eat already after just 3 years in the ground.
@SowGoodGardener awesome! Because of you, I have orient pear. She was bare root and I already had her planting hole prepared. She is getting comfy, as we speak, before we get snow here in 6b. Thanks so much!
I’m with you. I started cutting out blight on my pear tree that was loaded. But saw a video where he just left it & let the tree do what it was going to do. So I got 30 pears I saved from the squirrels.
How are the rest of your fruit trees so far? Please keep us updated on this situation next year also 🙏 I have several fruit trees (plum,pear,fig,apricot,cherry...) my Liberty apple got blight this spring. I cut the blighted branch off but it had already reached the trunk and spread to a mature pear tree I have. It has me on my toes and on the lookout, a little nervous for next year. However, I have faith everything will pull through 💪 Ever since I've subbed I've watched every video ❤ Thanks a lot.
@@MsSparkle321 everything else is doing great even in this Texas summer heat. I’ll be doing a full orchard tour soon to show it all. Don’t be nervous about the Blight, just prune it all away in the heart of winter 🥶 once everything is fully dormant. I’ll make another video whenever I do mine. Thank you so much for your support!
Hey, fam, this video just came up today. Is see you did this a month ago. 2 years ago I took mine down because of fire blight. Oh well you live and you learn. I have been seriously thinking about egg chickens. I have a pit bull that would love for me to get it. So I'm reading on what's gonna stop her from taring it down. Lol. Have an awesome night and day
@@cherylnorise57 my Apple 🍎 🍏 trees are flourishing now and I’ll cut the fire blight out when they go dormant in late Fall. The new growth took over the blight so I shouldn’t have to worry about it anymore.
@@taililly2483 it’s currently in a 25 gallon pot. I plan on up potting it into a 100 gallon pot in late Fall after it’s fully dormant and leaving it outside over the winter. I’ll throw a blanket over it if we get any super low temps but other than that, nothing else will be done.
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Let's talk about it, Calvin...lol. Your trees are doing great. I bought pine bark mulch, and that soil you're always talking about today.
@@homesteaderrachel2086 now that’s what’s up!!! Don’t forget to add some organic compost in that mix as well. Not Black Cow though.
They still cute 🍏🍅 Your pears 🍐 are showing owt! Okaye figs and pomegranates come threw, TFS!
@@GmamaGrowz thank you 🙏🏾 so much fam!!! Full tour coming soon.
The figs are producing 👍🏾🌱
@@urbangardeningchronicles most definitely 👍🏾!!! I’m so ready to taste them for the first time.
Looking forward to the full tour Calvin. TFS
@@mskiaparks thank you 🙏🏾 so much for watching fam!!! I really appreciate you.
Great way to look at fire blight, waiting on the tour 💪🏽
@@BrokeFarmer thank you 🙏🏾 my brother! Tour coming soon. This heat has to let me be great first though 😂😂😂.
So I shouldn’t drag out my new chainsaw just yet? 😜
We have blight on a flowering tree, thankfully not our apples. We can hardly keep them alive without any more help…😂
Take care,
Annette🌺
@@TheCowEmporium 😂😂 not yet on the chainsaw! Wait until it goes fully dormant and then do the surgery/pruning needed to keep it thriving. Sanitize in between cuts though. Thanks for watching fam!!!
Hey King. Shake it off. 😂😂😂 thanks for sharing. I didn’t even know what Fire Blight was.
@@UNBIASEDLLC what’s up fam?!! Fire Blight is not the death sentence it’s made out to be.
Hey Calvin 😮😮😢 it’s dem wasps they stang trees too!! I’m distraught!!
😂😂
@@karenturner3136 😂😂😂 leave those BEAUTIFUL wasps alone 🤣
I binge watched on TV from Broke's Live until 8, so coming back to comment. This was good. Thanks for explaining how to tell if it's blight.
@@theanalyticgardener thank you 🙏🏾 fam!!! And you’re definitely welcome.
Good job brother and thank you for sharing and helping others to relax and know everything will be alright. You the best, everything looking amazing
@@TheBullsGarden thank you 🙏🏾 my brother!!! Trying to get to your level one day.
Great video! I had fireblight on my pear this year, but took care of it just like you and it's doing ok. If you're in Texas too, I think that's just a thing we deal with. I'm impressed you got granny smith and golden delicious in Texas - have you gotten fruit yet? Great looking garden, I'll go find the garden tour now. 💙🌳
@@FaewoodAcres thank you 🙏🏾 sir!!! I bought my Golden Delicious from Stark Brothers online nursery over 4 years ago as a tiny whip and it’s just now starting to produce fruit. They’re falling off but it’s trying. My Granny Smith came from Kroger’s grocery and it gave me fruit last year and had a few more this year but I took it off because of the blight. I’m in North Texas and they’re doing great so far in HEAVY clay soil.
Hey Calvin good to see you. Thanks for sharing ❤😊
@@GodsDesire4me ❤️❤️❤️ thank you 🙏🏾 fam!!!
Hi Calvin. Thank you for the info you share in your videos and the brokefarmer lives. I am wondering if you have another pear tree planted for pollination with your orient pear tree? Is it a tank all by itself?
Thanks
@@mz.amazing hello 👋🏾 fam and thank you 🙏🏾 so much! I do not have any other pear 🍐 trees in my orchard so that makes my Orient a tank all by herself. I’m sure that I’d get even more fruit if I did but she produces more than we can eat already after just 3 years in the ground.
@SowGoodGardener awesome! Because of you, I have orient pear. She was bare root and I already had her planting hole prepared. She is getting comfy, as we speak, before we get snow here in 6b. Thanks so much!
I’m with you. I started cutting out blight on my pear tree that was loaded. But saw a video where he just left it & let the tree do what it was going to do. So I got 30 pears I saved from the squirrels.
@@taililly2483 I’ve definitely learned that Fire Blight is NOT the death sentence that it’s portrayed to be.
How are the rest of your fruit trees so far? Please keep us updated on this situation next year also 🙏 I have several fruit trees (plum,pear,fig,apricot,cherry...) my Liberty apple got blight this spring. I cut the blighted branch off but it had already reached the trunk and spread to a mature pear tree I have. It has me on my toes and on the lookout, a little nervous for next year. However, I have faith everything will pull through 💪 Ever since I've subbed I've watched every video ❤ Thanks a lot.
@@MsSparkle321 everything else is doing great even in this Texas summer heat. I’ll be doing a full orchard tour soon to show it all. Don’t be nervous about the Blight, just prune it all away in the heart of winter 🥶 once everything is fully dormant. I’ll make another video whenever I do mine. Thank you so much for your support!
Wow them persimmon are looking great
@@ramboogreenhands full orchard tour coming soon with a close up on the persimmon tree.
@@SowGoodGardener I can't wait for that
Thanks so much for this video, now I know exactly what fire blight looks like in real time
@@yesitsamessgarden you’re welcome fam! Thank you 🙏🏾 so much for watching!
First time viewer Calvin. Trying to learn so I can’t grow some fruit trees too🫶🏾
@@urbanbackyardcontainergardenin thank you 🙏🏾 fam!!! Definitely start where you can by growing some citrus 🍊in containers if possible.
Everything else looks amazing!!!
@@Spondennysgarden7b thank you 🙏🏾 fam!!!
Good information.❤
@@maryellensunflowergirl8132 thank you 🙏🏾 fam!!!
It’s Me And You Oh Baby 🎤🎼 😂
@@sandrawhite7189 😂😂😂
Hey, fam, this video just came up today. Is see you did this a month ago. 2 years ago I took mine down because of fire blight. Oh well you live and you learn.
I have been seriously thinking about egg chickens. I have a pit bull that would love for me to get it. So I'm reading on what's gonna stop her from taring it down. Lol. Have an awesome night and day
@@cherylnorise57 my Apple 🍎 🍏 trees are flourishing now and I’ll cut the fire blight out when they go dormant in late Fall. The new growth took over the blight so I shouldn’t have to worry about it anymore.
What size pot is the pomegranate in? And how do you protect in the winter?
@@taililly2483 it’s currently in a 25 gallon pot. I plan on up potting it into a 100 gallon pot in late Fall after it’s fully dormant and leaving it outside over the winter. I’ll throw a blanket over it if we get any super low temps but other than that, nothing else will be done.
Hey Sow Good Gardener❤❤❤
@@spenc62 what’s up fam?!!! Thank you for stopping by and watching!
Hi. I understand the concept but how will you know where to cut if the leaves are gone
@@jenpat2227 The branches where the fire blight affected the trees is literally black and so discolored from the original bark that it’s easy to spot.
Come on cantaloupe 🍈 action.
@@UNBIASEDLLC yes ma’am!!!
Hate that for u
@@davidcoreywithcrop8686 it’s all good. They’ll bounce back next year.
Thanks for sharing!!!
@@G.W.H. thank you 🙏🏾 for watching fam!!!