TURBO TREE

REGULAR CONTRIBUTOR JANA HOLMER SHARES HER OWN EXPERIMENTAL FORMULA FOR PLANTING A FAST-GROWING, HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FRUIT TREE

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People often ask me, “How is it that you are able to harvest fruit in the first year of planting a young tree, while our trees are five years old and half the size with no fruit?” When I tell them the formula I have developed they’re surprised. Conventional advice is to place the tree in a hole, top it with compost and water in well. Does this sound familiar? You’ll certainly get fruit but it will be a long wait — up to five years or more — and it may not be as plentiful a harvest. Here, I’ll show you something different. Not only will you learn how to use my method, but you’ll also understand why. I am not a horticulturist but I’ve been growing food for decades, as did generations…

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