Fruit trees and fruit brands

Betonov · 11-08-13, 05:14 PM

So here's the situation.

3 plum and 3 pear trees will be chopped down next week in my backyard and since I'm a tree huger I must plant 2 more trees per one I chop down.

So I need some advice.

Apple brands, I need a type that has sweet and large fruits. I plan to plant 3-4 of them

Cherry, about 2 cherry trees, I need a type that has nice red fruits that are crunchy.

Plums, maybe 2 trees, 2 pear trees if space permits. I need dessert fruit, the kind you pick and eat.

The climate is alpine. Warm summers, cold winters, about 600m above sea level, on a sunny slope. Soil is rich but clay occurs after only half a meter.

I'll take any brand name and even latin names. Thanks

11-08-13, 05:14 PM	#1
Betonov Navy Seal Join Date: May 2009 Location: Slovenia Posts: 8,647 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Fruit trees and fruit brands So here's the situation. 3 plum and 3 pear trees will be chopped down next week in my backyard and since I'm a tree huger I must plant 2 more trees per one I chop down. So I need some advice. Apple brands, I need a type that has sweet and large fruits. I plan to plant 3-4 of them Cherry, about 2 cherry trees, I need a type that has nice red fruits that are crunchy. Plums, maybe 2 trees, 2 pear trees if space permits. I need dessert fruit, the kind you pick and eat. The climate is alpine. Warm summers, cold winters, about 600m above sea level, on a sunny slope. Soil is rich but clay occurs after only half a meter. I'll take any brand name and even latin names. Thanks