Clearing plot for a small orchard

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RJR_38

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Re: Clearing plot for a small orchard
« Reply #30 on: April 28, 2013, 17:11 »
The only other solution I can think of would be to borrow a goat, and tether it so it can only reach the edge of the plot  ;) I'm guessing goats would eat ivy since they'll eat everything else.

Or how about burning it off? Napalm  :lol:

I could get goats cheese that way as well! Win all round  :D

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Re: Clearing plot for a small orchard
« Reply #31 on: May 05, 2013, 15:15 »
Looks great! I'm very jealous. What are you planning to plant?

We want to try a little bit of everything... at least a couple of apple trees, pears, cherries, plumbs, peaches (although I think they may do better in the polytunnel we are planning), and maybe a green gauge.

Also a walnut and sweet chestnut. There is already a hazelnut (or cobnut - is there much of a difference?) on the plot. If anyone has any other suggestions we'd like to hear them! Our soil is a little bit on the acid side, so I know plumbs should do quite well.

Try a mulberry. I'm at a loss to explain why mulberries are so rare in this country. Beautiful trees with delicious fruit!



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