The Phantom Planter

 Was round last night working away at our native Irish apple tree nursery and I really can believe how well they are all going! This was my first time ever grafting apple trees and I couldn't be happier with the results! As most of you know we have been kindly donated some land to plant up a community/memorial orchard just outside South Belfast for all these 300 or so native Irish apple trees to be planted up in.  That is if we get enough funding otherwise we'll have to pot them up and sell them. Which is what I love about this project, whatever we cant get phantom planted we can pot them up for sale to you guys. But I really would love to plant them all in one go at this new community/memorial orahard. I have an idea of making this a prototype project that one day we could have these all over the country and beyond. Places where families can come and eat some fruit of their past loved ones apple tree. I want to be able to offer a service were the family can come and plant the

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 Memorial apple tree planting service by the phantom planter!    Have an Irish apple tree planted at our new community orchard this December in memory of your past loved one.  Your tree will be tagged with your loved ones name and you'll be able to go and visit it anytime. Cost £50.  We also offer a service that lets you come and plant the tree with our assistance. This way you can add some of your past loved ones ashes in with the planting of the tree or other sentimental items. Get in touch for a price.  This is a great contribution to nature and the community.  #memorialtree #appletree #memorialappletree

 Was out last night with my South Belfast Paramili-Tree Leaftenant Peter Wach phantom planting an apple tree in memory of Katie Wilkerson who recently just passed away at only 33 years old. RIP Katie We phantom planted this apple tree at another orchard in South Belfast we setup many years ago, I think was around 8-9 years ago. My Delboy dad was the first to plant a pear tree here in memory of my wee mum on the anniversary of her passing. As me and Peter were planting last night a lady came over asking about how she could get a memorial tree planted for a young man who just passed away that lives close by. It has to be one of the nicest things to do is to plant a living memorial for past loved ones, and even better when you can go and eat fruit from the tree one day. As most of you know we are in the process of setting up a massive community/ memorial orchard this winter and we have over 300 native Irish apple trees to be planted up in it. We are offering people the chance to have a me

 This is pics from an apple tree I phantom Planted this time last year for a little girl from the estate, Sophia.  It was an Elstar apple variety we planted.  Most of you have probably seen I've been saying how bad all the Estar apple varieties are looking and not to be planting them.  We have about 10 phantom planted at all different locations and all are looking sick apart from Sophia's tree! What I notice anytime I visit this tree is Sophia must be visiting it a lot as there is little stones from the beach with drawings on them at her tree and the grass always looks cut.  Her tree is so healthy and vibrant, its probably the healthiest looking tree at this orchard in the middle of the estate.  The trees feel your love guys. Even this has been proven recently that trees feel and respond to the types of energies we are giving it.  I've seen this happen time and time again planting trees with people.  I've said many times that we have over 300 fruit trees at our main orc