Below are a few of the key points outlined in the video.

• The apple trees being planted are only 2 years old.
• The apple trees are planted with a 1 inch gap between the root stock and the base of the soil.
• Stakes and flags are placed throughout the field as a guideline for planting in a straight line.
• The ground must be tilled before the apple trees are planted.
• Semi-Dwarf rootstock apple trees are planted 6 feet apart.
• Full rootstock apple trees are planted 12-15 feet apart.
• Each row of apple trees is a different variety to create cross pollination.
• One side of the orchard is early harvest and the opposite side is late harvest for a more efficient  apple picking.
• Apple trees don’t start producing apples until about 5 years old and can live to be 80 years old.