Peach Fillers In Apple Orchard
Categories: Fruit GrowingI have heard some talk against planting peach fillers in an apple
orchard. What is your opinion on the subject?
There is no objection providing the peach is profitable in the locality;
and that point you must look into. The peach trees will not injure the
apples unless they are allowed to stand too long. In that case they
would interfere with the development of the apple.
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