Almonds Chapter 22. Tree Growth and limiting factors 25 to 30 feet tall. Bear fruit 3 to 4 years after planting. Can remain productive for up to 50 years.

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Almonds Chapter 22

Tree Growth and limiting factors 25 to 30 feet tall. Bear fruit 3 to 4 years after planting. Can remain productive for up to 50 years. Self sterile trees, thus must plant 2-3 cultivars to ensure cross pollination. Chilling hours = 300 to 500. Bloom starts in February

Climate needed is a cool, moist winters and hot dry summers. Almonds are cold hardy to about 0 0 F. 48” to 52” of water is needed per year. Production is alternate bearing. Production = 1400 to 2100 meats/acre This is = to 2100 to 3000 lbs in shell/acre

Site Selection

Selecting Rootstocks

Choosing Cultivars

Orchard Layout

Orchard Floor management, Irrigation & Fertilizers

Insects Navel Orangeworm

Peach twig Borer

Two Spotted Spider MiteBrown Mite

Oriental Fruit Moth

Diseases Bacterial CankerCrown Gall

Crown rotShot hole

Brown rotBrown rot gumming

Brown rot girdled

Virticillum Wilt

Weeds