Watch a newly planted grape vine grow and develop through the month of May.
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Watch a newly planted grape vine grow and develop through the month of May. Watch one of our nectarines grow from a bud to a ripe piece of fruit. Summer is here. The buds are blossoming and here at HMC Farms we are slowly shifting from winter to spring. The winter is the time our trees rest and recoup for the upcoming tree fruit season. The three things in the winter that greatly affect the outcome of our summer crop are; chill hours, rainfall, and bloom timing. Only ten days after being grafting, the new wood is already showing signs of growth. The graft taking means there was a clean seal, good wood, and that no water seeped into the exposed limb. Below are a few pictures of the growth on the same trees you saw being grafted in the previous blog. We do the best we can every year to pick out new varieties at the nursery, mostly using gut feeling about how these varieties will work in our lineup. For whatever reason, they don’t always work out. Sometimes they revert back to an old gene, not producing the way we thought they would. Other [...] Tree Fruit Peaches Peach production will slow down a bit this week. As of right now we are looking to pick the last peach of the season approximately one month from now. If weather permits, peaches should be available from HMC until at least the 3rd week in September. [...] A short recap of last week… Tree Fruit Flame Table Grapes Champagne Table Grapes Coming Soon |
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