How to Plant and Prune a Bare Root Apricot Tree || Black Gumbo

ts time to plant fruit trees in Zone 9a on the Texas coast. Dormant bare root trees are the most cost-effective way to get a quality tree and to start out right. Join Sam and I as we plant our newest fruit tree, an Apricot, in our backyard micro-orchard where we are practicing Backyard Orchard Culture.

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