Fruit-tree orchard planting in Moldova
We help you establish a new orchard correctly, from choosing species to planting itself.
Establishing an orchard is a long-term investment, and the decisions made at planting — species choice, spacing, soil preparation — shape how well the trees crop for years to come. With experience built up since 2001 at our nursery and our own orchard in Jora de Sus, we can support you through this process.
What the planting service covers
Recommendations on species and varieties suited to your land (see also our apple, plum, apricot and cherry pages); advice on spacing and tree layout; recommendations for preparing planting holes and soil; and seedlings from our own nursery, ready for planting.
General steps for a successful planting
Choosing species and varieties suited to your soil and local climate; preparing a planting hole wide enough for the root system; positioning the seedling at the right depth, with the graft union above soil level; watering and, where needed, staking the young tree; and setting up a first-year care plan — see also our maintenance services.
For recommendations tailored exactly to your land and goals, it's best to talk directly — message us on WhatsApp or call +373 685 19 340.
Frequently asked questions about orchard planting
How do you plant a fruit tree correctly?
The planting hole should be wide enough for the roots, and the seedling set at the same depth it grew at in the nursery, with the graft union above soil level. We give detailed recommendations at the time of order.
How far apart should trees be planted?
Spacing depends on the species and rootstock. We recommend the right spacing based on the seedlings you choose and the land available.
Do you help choose which species to plant?
Yes, we advise on species and varieties suited to your soil, exposure and local climate.