Cutting down trees

Worth1 · January 22, 2016

Okay as promised I said I would plant trees where the trees were or close to them.

I have been doing a ton of research and have almost decided on what I want to do.
At the local HEB store yesterday I saw something I didn't expect to see.
That was apple trees.
They had two different kinds.
They had Fuji and Gayla apple trees.
Both of these trees as it said on the label have a 550 chill hour requirement.
I live well within those requirements.
I have been looking at the Stark Brothers web site and they recommend Gayla and Fuji to be grown with each other and they say they are good for my area.
Both are sweet apples I like sweet apples.
These trees look nice they are in big containers and are $25 a piece.
Could I possibly be able to grow apples here?
I will dig around and make sure there isn't any root choking going on before I buy.
The trees are about 7 to 8 feet tall or so.
What do you guys think?

Worth

January 22, 2016	#29
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Okay as promised I said I would plant trees where the trees were or close to them. I have been doing a ton of research and have almost decided on what I want to do. At the local HEB store yesterday I saw something I didn't expect to see. That was apple trees. They had two different kinds. They had Fuji and Gayla apple trees. Both of these trees as it said on the label have a 550 chill hour requirement. I live well within those requirements. I have been looking at the Stark Brothers web site and they recommend Gayla and Fuji to be grown with each other and they say they are good for my area. Both are sweet apples I like sweet apples. These trees look nice they are in big containers and are $25 a piece. Could I possibly be able to grow apples here? I will dig around and make sure there isn't any root choking going on before I buy. The trees are about 7 to 8 feet tall or so. What do you guys think? Worth