This is awesome

[KickapooKid#1]

I was up at the farm on Friday and Saturday. I was super excited to see the rewards for all the hard work. My 2015 liberty, 2017 chestnut crab. A local crab I grafted 2 years ago. A Honeygold 2016. And a 2015 enterprise. All on b.118. I couldn’t be happier! I have 3 older trees on standard rootstock that are loaded with a big bloom also. Southwest Wisconsin zone 4.

 

[Bill]

Sweet

 

[willy]

congrats, it is sweet when one sees fruits of their labors:)

 

[KickapooKid#1]

Thank you! Everyone actually. This website is where I learned mostly everything. This is the result of everyone. I have pictures from my first plantings in 2010 the day of In the ground and today.

 

[cavey]

Nice looking trees - nice branch angles

 

[Tree Spud]

Congrats, nice to see when a plan comes together!

 

[sandbur]

Thank you! Everyone actually. This website is where I learned mostly everything. This is the result of everyone. I have pictures from my first plantings in 2010 the day of In the ground and today.

Looks great. Don’t forget to name that local crab.


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[H20fwler]

Very nice looking trees!

 

[Apple Junkie]

Well done Kickapookid. It never gets old watching 'em grow and produce good crops to feed all the other critters in the neighborhood... including you.

 

[Bowsnbucks]

Nice work Kickapookid ! Trees look great. This forum was the main inspiration for the apple and crab trees we have at camp. Like you I learned a lot on here, and members were good enough to share info & personal experiences. Your trees are going to be producing for years - and that's a pretty cool feeling. Congrats!