Mirabellier
The Mirabellier is a fruit tree that offers a multitude of benefits, whether in your garden or on your table. Native to eastern Europe, this tree produces delicious mirabelle plums, yellow-orange fruits, sweet and juicy, which delight the taste buds.
To grow a mirabelle plum in your garden, it is important to choose a sunny location sheltered from the wind. This fruit tree prefers soils rich in organic matter, well drained and slightly acidic. Before planting your mirabelle plum, prepare the soil by allowing organic manure to settle. Then dig a hole approximately 60 cm square and deep, then place your young tree in the hole, ensuring that the roots are well spread out. Fill the hole with soil, packing lightly around the tree to avoid air pockets. Water abundantly, making sure the soil is well moistened.
Maintaining a plum tree requires a few simple precautions. During the first years,…
To grow a mirabelle plum in your garden, it is important to choose a sunny location sheltered from the wind. This fruit tree prefers soils rich in organic matter, well drained and slightly acidic. Before planting your mirabelle plum, prepare the soil by allowing organic manure to settle. Then dig a hole approximately 60 cm square and deep, then place your young tree in the hole, ensuring that the roots are well spread out. Fill the hole with soil, packing lightly around the tree to avoid air pockets. Water abundantly, making sure the soil is well moistened.
Maintaining a plum tree requires a few simple precautions. During the first years,…
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Mirabellier
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- Exposure
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- Maintenance
- Water requirements
- Type of soil
- Soil pH preference
- Sensitivity to pests
- Sensitivity to disease
- Sensitivity to weeds
- Pollination
- Multiplication