June 2017

Monthly Archives: <span>June 2017</span>

Planting Almond Trees

Almond Trees Planting, Spacing and Number of Almond Trees per hectare and acre Planting of young almond trees in the field can take place during winter (before blossoming). Before planting, […]

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Almond Trees Pollination

How to pollinate Almond Trees Most of popular almond varieties are not self-fertile; hence they need cross pollination in order to set fruits. In order to produce one almond, […]

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Almond Tree Propagation

How to Propagate Almond Trees As it happens in many other popular fruit trees, the almond tree is propagated by budding. Professional almond growers benefit from a tree that is […]

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Almond Tree Soil Requirements and Preparation

Almond Tree Soil Conditions, Requirements and Preparation Almond Tree Soil Requirements Like all fruit trees, almond tree prefers full sun and well-drained soil. The almond tree thrives in a wide […]

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Almond Tree Climate Requirements

Almond Tree Climate Conditions and Requirements In a few words, the almond tree thrives in hot and dry climates, but it also has certain needs in cold (250-350 and in […]

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Growing Almond Trees for Profit

How to start an Almond Farm – Commercial Cultivation of Almond Trees The almond tree is often included in lists with the top 5 or 10 most profitable plants to […]

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How to grow an Almond Tree from seed

Growing Almond Trees from seed As it happens in many fruit trees (citrus, apple, nuts etc.) an almond tree grown from seed may not bear fruits for the whole of […]

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Almond Tree Information

Almond Tree Facts – Almond Tree Wiki The almond tree is a deciduous tree (it loses its leaves seasonally) with average height of 20 feet (6 meters). It belongs to […]

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Q&As Walnut Tree

Are walnut trees deciduous? Yes they are. Walnut leaves drop when the tree is in dormancy. Are walnut trees self-pollinating? All walnut varieties are self-fertile, meaning that the pollen can […]

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Walnut Tree Diseases and Pests

Crown Gal is caused by the bacterium Agrobacterium tumefaciens and it usually concerns young trees. The most common symptom is tumors (overgrowth) that appear in the roots, just above or […]