Throw that shirt in trash man. Wtf

Loved your garden! Did you mention 2 varieties of elderberry? I have heard they need to be cross pollinated. Kiwis are incredible!

I planted some in full sun with the idea that I'd keep an eye on them and knowing that they don't transplant well. They are some of my biggest trees and I never saw any kind of trauma to them. I think that that is an old wives' tale because the send runners out and would be in the shade of their elders. Maybe in Florida they might need shade cloth or something, but I have had no need here in zone 5. Also, keep the one that you think is dead. Being they spend their first few years building a strong root system, it just might send out new leaves. They are late to leaf out anyway. My tenant was being helpful and volunteered to weed wack. He amputated one "tree" and totally girdled the other with the weed wacker. They are still struggling a few years later, but they are alive. I put it down to the root system. I'm wondering if some manure wouldn't be a good idea to attract flies for pollination.

the trader variety does well in zone 3.

Fantastic...thanks for sharing....

Just found your channel and subscribed. Soooo interesting , well explained , science and practical based, intelligent. You are an inspiration! I live in Quebec zone 4b. Also a wet piece of land. I’m starting a food forest so your experience is so valuable. Just bought some Aronia bushes. All the best to you and your family.

I'm in Illinois zone 5b, wish I had found your channel (a gold mine) last year which is my first year of planting other than flowers. I subscribed right away. Could you please tell me where did you buy your pawpaw trees from? Thank you.

I'm currently attempting to grow this variety of mulberry in zone 4. The place I ordered it from said it was hardy to zone 4 but other places say zone 5. I'm worried I've wasted my money.

I love my pawpaw! sure you will too

Try planting paw paws near the black walnut. It’s a little known fact that they are a rare exception to the black walnut poison and actually grow bigger in relationship with them! But they do also like water and good drainage, so consider that too.

Plums definitely don't like walnut. Peaches don't seem to mind. Zone 5b

Also you need to let the wasps live free, they kill the Beatles naturally

How are the fruit trees doing since you planted them? Can you give a list of the trees you’ve planted?

Keep up the videos

Don't forget the fallen trees.

How big are those Hazelnut trees/shrubs now? Thank you.

Leaves when they come down aren’t as acidic when they break down there acids are organic so they break down

What variety?

I’m surprised that deer haven’t started munching on your serviceberries.

What's wrong with softwood woodash?

Also, these are trees/shrubs, not "plants" in the normal sense for the smaller gardener....

Sambucus Elderberry: Any ideas for the small plot grower who needs to CONTAIN Elderberry? Also, gardeners needto KNOW that sambucus/Elder requires a companion elder to properly pollinate....sadly they might not get this info when buying plants.

You can harvest the flowers of elderberries too. So if you have two trees you can harvest the flowers of one every other yeear so you shift between them to get berries from one and flowers from one you can still get the medicinal benefits from it. You can make surup from them for example to use as cough medicine either with honey or birch sap if you don't want to use sugar :)

Any updates on the hazelnuts? Are they growing well up there? Producing yet?

New Subscriber. Chicago and Zone 5 native. Keep the videos coming and I have a red mulberry tree in my yard and it's at least 40 ft and it's at least 50 yrs old

It's a good idea to hydrate bareroot trees before planting them. They're really stressed and the water helps.

I have about 2 acres of it on property we're working on. It's near a pond, so we want to prevent it from ruining the pond.

I’m looking for a Russian variety of apricot tree. I can’t get it in US. Any idea where I can get it from?

My oak and maple leaves have done nothing to acidify my very alkaline soil. Unfortunately.

I think it takes some knowledge and practise to really get the 3 sisters going. Planting in rows and at the same time is probably not the best.

Enjoy your videos, but being in the US would be really helpful if you could convert metric numbers like temps to imperial.

Could you share the name of the company/s you get your fruit trees from.

Have enjoyed many of your videos, watching from NE Washington near the Canadian border. Very much interested of what you are planting and hopevto find some in our area. I'm in my 70s and trying to get a temperate zone food forest going. Looking forward to more content.

I find your videos helpful.. . . When I can hear them!

Dislike for cummunist thug on tshirt

Diatomaceous earth. I have a duster and dust my trees and bushes.

Oak leaves are fine, the acidity decreases with rain fall and as they decompose.

Just harvested some of mine. They grow better every year. Mine are two years old. I harvested all of the larger tubers last year and only left the tiny round pieces in. This year I"ve gotten 3-5 lbs off each plant of really large tubers. I will be harvesting the 13 plants left soon and hope to store them in buckets with soil for the winter.

That is the best leaf collection method yet!!!! Let other people do the work.

Did you grow your pawpaws from seed?

How much do they sucker? I can only devote a 4-5 feet wide space to it.

This is wonderful! I was looking for someone else who was making content about temperate food forests like me! There’s not many of us out there, thank you for encouraging people and showing that you don’t need a tropical climate to make this happen! 🥰

I'm not sure how it took me a year to find this channel. Great stuff hearing about what's growing

Great information bro! Gooseberries, currants and jostaberries are great

I planted one in my front garden early this year. I’m so glad I went with this tree and that I am helping with giving back to nature, specially since all we do is take.

We were mis-sold by the ex owners. They burnt the Knotweed down. I've turned the negative into a powerful positive. American Herbalist Nana'z Naturalz is now making organic Japanese Knotweed Soaps from my recipe. Knotweed has been used in Cosmetics for years, anti-ageing. Resveratrol. I've cured my Asthma thanks to this plant and organic fruit and veg. It gets rid of Phlegm. I love this plant, and find it easy to control. In Europe that are making Japanese Knotweed paper, which saves our trees. And it could create green plant electricity. Not to mention it is a tea ... Itadori. Also it won a Bamboo Honey award in the USA. So the bees love it. And it is a food. I love it.

How to treat whitish colour on leaves. I planted new plant first time

if you prune it in late summer, will that prevent it from producing nuts?

So oak leaves are bad?

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