hey y'all today i planted four fruit trees in 30 gallon containers if you are new here
I'm Dream from where the yocals grow and if you are returning I am so glad to see you let's get
growing y'all okay let me show you how I did this now I got my 30 gallon containers off of
marketplace from a local I believe it was a local landscaper i got eight of them for 60 dollars
so if you're looking for large containers check marketplace you'll probably find them with that
said let's talk about these trees that i planted now i took one bag of I believe it was a 50
i think it said 50 yard of a Kellogg's organic soil that is specifically made
for trees and shrubs i filled it up about half full with that one bag and then I took
some of the earth grows manure and hummus and just put a little bit of that on there
and then I took some of the grow well proven organic citrus and fruit tree fertilizer so it
would have a longer time for fertilizing as you know as it grows then once that was done just
like the raspberries the blackberries and the blueberries, I took the tree inside of its pot
and i put it inside of the large container on top of the soil that I had put there
then i took another bag of the Kellogg's organic tree in shrub soil
and I filled it up the rest of the way around the container patting the soil
down every so often to kind of just make it solid around that container
after i got it all full i pulled the tree and it's in its container back out and then inside of
that hole i put blood meal and i also put TRUE's bone meal inside of it and kind of mixed it up
then when i finished that i took
the tree out of its original container and i was a perfect hole and you can see that here
and i had the tree set down right inside of it beautifully
and then i you know put the soil around it and i was very careful not to cover there
is a little knot at the bottom of this tree and that is where they actually spliced it and fused
it together so it's kind of like a crown on a strawberry and you do not want to cover that up
after that it was planted i watered it in and it was done and i continued the next
three trees the same way now that it's all done let me show you what they look like
okay here they are i've planted all of them on this side are two nectarines one and two and
then over here and over there are plums and then right there where you see the smoker that'll move
as soon as we we're gonna replace that whole fence line all the way down but as soon as that smoker
moves we're putting in my hen house because we get we get baby chickens at the very first of May
so we're trying to get this whole fence line done let's get a closer look here are the nectarines i
absolutely love these flowers on these nectarines have any of you planted trees if you did,
did you plant them in the ground or did you plant them in containers let me know down in the
comments section again right there that's where my hen house is going and then here are the plums
there's that one and then here's the second one apologize for the shadows i'm out here you know
in the sun and all and then i have two more to plant but i ran out of soil
and that's this one and the other one back there and those are elderberries
American elderberries i believe is what they are and these black 30 gallon containers that you
see right here you know when you're looking for large containers these are 30 gallons when you're
looking for them always go and check craigslist and check the marketplace on facebook because i
got eight of these for sixty dollars from a local uh i think it was a landscape or local landscaper
okay and everything i talked about in the video and i got my trees from home depot
and i will put all the information down in the description the steps that i took to
plant the trees so you all don't have to keep rewinding this video just to see it
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you