Mary Holidays, my friends, out there in the Epic Gardening World, Cabin of Spirit

2 here.

We are talking about fruit trees in winter with cam of the busy gardeners.

Cam, I mean, for us, it's a little bit rude, I suppose, to call what we're experiencing

right now winter.

It's, it is not sunny right now, so that's different for San Diego, but it's certainly

not a classical winter.

So I think as we go into this episode for winter fruit tea care, why don't we give

a couple recommendations to people who are in zones where there is a more acceptable winter.

And then in our area, things we can do to our fruit trees as well, maybe starting off

with those colder zones.

Yeah, that's great.

Yeah, we're very blessed year to have 80 degree weather into December.

It's kind of wild.

But fruit tree care in the winter time, especially for colder climates, are going to, it's

a very passive time with most gardening activities.

And so this is a wonderful opportunity to go out and inspect your trees.

It's something, especially if you don't already have a bunch of snow coming in, you want

to try to hit your trees before they're covered with a bunch of snow and other things

like that.

Because this is where you, all of the leaves are especially on deciduous trees if you're

in those colder climates, you're going to be able to see all of the things that are usually

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