I enjoyed the comparison with your other peach trees; flavor and when they flower/bear fruit. It's cool to think that if you plant just a couple of varieties of peach tree, you can stretch your time with fresh peaches out quite a bit. Nice job.
Thank you. And yes I feel it's important to be able to space out your harvest. And to make sure you get the best varieties for the time frame you want. So hopefully I can continue to give as much information of that as I can.
@@texasfruitgrower thanks for sharing the review. You should continue doing these and try to do comparison videos if you are able to harvest different varieties at once. This is common in the fig community, but I love peaches too and I’m researching what the sweetest varieties are so that I can hopefully graft them onto an aged tree I plan on purchasing soon. Unfortunately, I do not have enough space for many peach trees.
@@firstname7769 I do agree with you that there aren't a lot of videos about peaches and their compression, I definitely want to keep doing them as I can. I have alittle peach it had 1 peach on it this year it's still a baby maybe 4 feet high, but that was the sweetest peach I've had so far I want to see what it's like this next year but that was a doughnut peach called the Texas flat delight 2. That has been the sweetest so far and then the sugar may and Florida king. But there are a couple others that results are pending also. If you want some cutting this spring let me know.
@@texasfruitgrower thank for the info man, I had never even heard of those peach varieties 😂. In my research I kept coming up with more comercial varieties (reliant, etc) but I knew there were better ones that are just written about as much. And yeah, it’d be great to have some cuttings. I have 5 in 1 apple tree and a 4 in 1 pear tree that I will be able to share cuttings from once they grow a bit more.
@@firstname7769 yeah peaches can be amazing! But alot of the more common varieties you can find easily don't have that great of flavors really not sure why the is but the sam Houston and loring are some I was avoid. If you have a Facebook you can find my group there growing fruit trees in Texas. And you can message me this winter about the scion because I do tend to forget at times.
Beautiful colour i have a june peach which is slightly elongated and mostly yellow with a slight red blush and mine is freestone
I enjoyed the comparison with your other peach trees; flavor and when they flower/bear fruit. It's cool to think that if you plant just a couple of varieties of peach tree, you can stretch your time with fresh peaches out quite a bit. Nice job.
Thank you. And yes I feel it's important to be able to space out your harvest. And to make sure you get the best varieties for the time frame you want. So hopefully I can continue to give as much information of that as I can.
@@texasfruitgrower thanks for sharing the review. You should continue doing these and try to do comparison videos if you are able to harvest different varieties at once. This is common in the fig community, but I love peaches too and I’m researching what the sweetest varieties are so that I can hopefully graft them onto an aged tree I plan on purchasing soon. Unfortunately, I do not have enough space for many peach trees.
@@firstname7769 I do agree with you that there aren't a lot of videos about peaches and their compression, I definitely want to keep doing them as I can. I have alittle peach it had 1 peach on it this year it's still a baby maybe 4 feet high, but that was the sweetest peach I've had so far I want to see what it's like this next year but that was a doughnut peach called the Texas flat delight 2. That has been the sweetest so far and then the sugar may and Florida king. But there are a couple others that results are pending also. If you want some cutting this spring let me know.
@@texasfruitgrower thank for the info man, I had never even heard of those peach varieties 😂. In my research I kept coming up with more comercial varieties (reliant, etc) but I knew there were better ones that are just written about as much. And yeah, it’d be great to have some cuttings. I have 5 in 1 apple tree and a 4 in 1 pear tree that I will be able to share cuttings from once they grow a bit more.
@@firstname7769 yeah peaches can be amazing! But alot of the more common varieties you can find easily don't have that great of flavors really not sure why the is but the sam Houston and loring are some I was avoid. If you have a Facebook you can find my group there growing fruit trees in Texas. And you can message me this winter about the scion because I do tend to forget at times.
Looks like a good peach
Definitely a good one and I love the time it ripens
I am Indian but I love America
Jermy how was 2022 for you, not many updates? Happy ThankGiving to You
It went pretty good definitely a hot dry year. I'll try to post an update video soon!
Very good sir
You have nice peach tree with good height. Great.
Yes and they could be much bigger if I didn't cut them back from time to time