Everything about apple trees: planting, varieties, pruning, watering and harvesting

The apple tree is a true patriarch among the fruit trees of our latitudes. There will definitely be at least one apple tree in the garden.
All gardeners are informed differently about optimal care. However, awareness of the key measures is necessary, because one cannot overestimate their importance for the annual yield increase. This category contains all the basic information (proper planting, how to effectively care, prune, plant, heal, etc.) that will prevent the tree from becoming a “bone of contention” that will come between you and your love of gardening.
The apple tree, with proper care, will be pleasing to the eye, and the taste of its large and healthy fruits will be excellent.

Work for a month

Works in August

Phlox, dahlias, gladioli, annual asters are blooming. Plants spend all their reserves on this. Feed them.
Only Fitoverm biological product can be used against pests on vegetables.
The soil should be removed from the bulbs so that they stand on the soil on the roots.
If you've never planted garlic before winter in late August, try planting early this year.
At the beginning of the month, as soon as you harvest the currants and gooseberries, you should immediately feed and process the berry bushes.
If you have not managed to process the strawberry bushes by mid-August, leave them to winter as they are.
From cherries, plums, sea buckthorn and lilacs, all root shoots are removed in August.
At this time, a bacteriosis appears on cucumbers, against which pouring the plants right over the top of the head with a solution of "Fitosporin" is excellent.

Apple tree