Our Fruit FOREST LANDSCAPE | Design a Sustainable Homestead with Fruit Producing Trees EVERYWHERE

[@reavisstockard5339]

When I was a child I thought my grandfather's was a wealthy man when I saw all his fruit, watermelons, and other things he grew. Now that I'm older I feel the same way about my stuff. That's true wealth that y'all have. Thanks for the video!

[@jtharp9265]

AMEN 🙏🏻🙏🏻🇨🇱🇨🇱🇱🇷🇱🇷

[@suzannefronzaglio2427]

Well said and TRUE!

[@aprilarmijo6967]

THE MOST HIGH HAS DEFINITELY BLESSED YOUR HOMESTEAD ❤️ 💞 MAY YOUR ABUNDANCE BE PLENTIFUL!

[@GinaSiska]

I use tulle and wrap it on the trunks and a couple limbs. The squirrels think it’s a trap because their tiny nails get caught and it scares them.

[@RoseThistleArtworks]

Tutus for trees, what a great idea!

[@suzannefronzaglio2427]

So clever! I'll try to remember this tip!

[@GinaSiska]

@@suzannefronzaglio2427 😁👍

[@lifewithtyra8040]

Yes tulle helps a lot I cover my plants to keep bugs off keep them from eating leaves and laying egg .. it has been my secret weapon

[@americaneden3090]

Thats brilliant

[@Jomama02]

When I was a child I remember everyone had at least one fruit tree in their backyard. I'm talking living in a small town in a city lot. Everyone shared with neighbors so everyone got apples, pears, whatever! A good variety for everyone. Then the fad was to cut them down because they were messy and attracted bees and wildlife. What have we done? Everyone had a very small garden also with at least a couple of tomato plants and peppers and maybe zucchini or cukes. Now you hardly ever see that in the city. I'm the only one in my Street that has a small garden. It's in half of my front yard as that's the only place that has sunshine! I don't care that my lawn isn't perfectly manicured. I love the look of my little garden and everyone compliments us. I always share our bounty with our neighbors. That's part of why I plant it. To share it. I can't get enough out of it to can up, I utilize local farms for that.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It is sad.

[@howdyEB]

I love the banana trees. I have never seen peaches get that red before. I had a ton of plums on my trees, I was so excited, I came out one day and every single one was gone. I just keep planting fruit trees and shrubs, I figure if anything, I will harvest at least something from one of them. You grow so many things, it's a paradise. I have noticed that there's more fruit on everything, even fruit on trees I never knew made fruit. A lot of things making fruit for the first time this year too. It's very wonderful, and odd. I have a feeling everyone should harvest as much as possible.. I think a famine is coming and the lord is trying to tell everyone.

[@classicrocklover5615]

I think you are right. Our Heavenly Father was always merciful enough to warn people about the consequences of their actions, and about His coming Judgements. Let those with eyes see, let those with ears hear...

[@Omangallo]

Amen 🙌

[@jjhdarklight007]

I love your property! I am in Oregon with a small backyard food forest of 4 years now. I am watching because you are right about everything you say. The world is changing my friend. God bless you and yours.

[@kookietherapy9398]

There is nothing like the Taste of a peach off a peach tree!!!

[@mary-catherinekunz6920]

Your fruit trees are just amazing. Praise the Lord!

[@aprilarmijo6967]

Your homestead is Absolutely stunningly beautiful ❤️!

[@weathermanplus]

Good morning Danny & Wanda

[@sheilaconley7085]

Take a newspaper fold it and start hitting the bark of of the tree as hard as you can. This will cause the tree to start producing the peaches. My dad use to do it and it works

[@eighthtimefamilyfarm]

The small plum you tasted at the end is a Methley plum. They always stay small, but have the sweetest best plum taste. We have three trees, one older and two younger. It takes them a while to get started, but once they do, they really produce.

[@janmadore9763]

God love and bless Wanda and both of you. I have learned so .......much from both of you. You are both an encyclopedia of knowledge.

[@michelerucker3755]

Those peaches are so pretty!❤️❤️❤️

[@PermaPasturesFarm21]

That place is such a wonder! I feel sooo lucky to have seen it with my own eyes.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Looking forward to another visit.

[@amandar7719]

I grew up in an old house (central UK) with a 1 acre walled kitchen garden that had what we always thought was a row of five peach trees that always blossomed but never bore fruit for 30 years. Then one year all five trees bore an abundance of weird (to us) looking fruit that turned out to be almonds. 😃

[@Frankreddy62]

Great video guys. I love your homestead. Danny, you do an awesome job taking care of it all.

[@notfornothinghomestead]

So awesome and funny...Danny's smile after he ate that plum, he looked like a little boy at Christmas time 🤣....blessed beyond all measure!

[@mr.7b713]

I think I wouldn't mind watching a hour tour of this amazing homestead.

[@charlotteparton8581]

Thank you for sharing your blessings with us. You and Mrs. Wanda are two of the most wonderful people. Such knowledge you bring us!

[@carolbailey2289]

The Fox get our peaches! They'll jump into the tree to get the peaches from the high limbs!

[@carvertmmy]

The Lord has protected your labor thus far and blessed you with an abundance of produce and fruit. He will continue to do so even through the hurricane! Thank you beautiful Heavenly Father for your protection, your wisdom to care for your plants and animals, and your abundant provision as we stand on the cusp of famine and lack. You sure take care of your children above all we could ask or expect. Amen!

[@wheelmanstan]

I've been taking fig cuttings and this year I got a cutting already producing figs. It's potted and ready to plant. Other than a willow, I've never had a cutting grow more easily than a fig cutting.

[@MayshaSingh1]

Loved the video! Great joy to see the glow and happiness on both of your faces. God rewards his souls who put in the work. Stay blessed. 🙏🏾

[@earthsowingwithcynthia]

Boy did I enjoy watching this video. I was so excited to see all of those fruit trees. You guys are a great team and you are working it. I'm here in zone 6 I bet that cold has contributed to your bounty. I'm a new friend. God is blessing you shaken up pressed down and overflowing😊

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Thanks for coming by. I hope we can be a blessing.

[@denisebrady6858]

WOW how amazing is your harvest & trees- I would love to have the land to do this. Wonderful video from you both. Cheers Denise - Australia

[@RoseThistleArtworks]

That's so wonderful how God is blessing your harvest this year. Maybe the trees are happiest with their pond there now? :)

[@slickbaby726]

Father thank you for the Kings and the blessing they are to my family. Thank you for having them show me the old paths so that i may please you. This is my prayer this morning. The basics of life bring happiness and fulfillment is one thing I have learned from you.

[@sandrathomson1084]

Mornin DSH 👋 Truly beautiful people and a beautiful homestead. Thanks for sharing your wonderful plants and trees. I call the squirrels, tree rats with fuzzy tails because they tear up and eat everything. Y'alls pantry will be blessed with delicious food. Looking forward to seeing more videos. Stay safe and God Bless y'all and the homestead 🙏✌❤😊

[@GFD472]

What an amazing homestead you folks have!!

[@jeanniewright2554]

Pear sauce, pear syrup, pear crisp, pear jam, fresh pears, yum, yum, yummmm!!!!

[@janetholley1004]

I had Georgia peaches one time , planted them and was surprised the next year they produced, so sweet! Can't wait to plant some more. 🧡

[@grilla883]

You could always do a part 2. I enjoyed this video Danny and Wanda.

[@MsLippy]

It don’t get no better!!! What a Blessing right outside yalls door.

[@jerriscollins-ruth9019]

Looks great. Hope the storms left the trees alone.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

You two have really done a beautiful job and should enjoy the fruits of your labor for yrs to come.

[@japhyjim]

That's the combination of Mother Nature, Good Stewards to the Land, and the Creator of All Things coming together to show once again that we can get back to The Garden. If only for a while.

[@suzannefronzaglio2427]

I bet it's a beautiful sight in the Spring when all of your fruit trees are flowering. I remember my grandparents crabapple tree in the Spring, just loaded with pink flowers. Do the squirrels go after the pecans on the pecan trees too? Also curious if you grow elderberries too, for the berries (jams, syrups and other food things) & for the medicinal benefits (elderberry syrup for immune system/"winter tonic")? Thanks for sharing this video with your viewers. Love to see a "Part2" showcasing ALL of your other fruit and nut producing trees! God bless you both and your permaculture heaven! 👼🙏❤️🐑

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes we have elderberries.

[@notarealfarm207]

Your place is truly Heaven. Beautiful abundance of fresh food, there’s nothing better then that!

[@HomesteadFresh]

Love everything! When we started clearing this land, we have found so many things that are just awesome- like plum trees, wild grapes, apple trees, and a persimmon tree as well (which I, of course, tricked my husband into biting into an un-ripe one🤣) You are so blessed and are such an inspiration!

[@gypsywilderlinghomestead3051]

Oh wow. It's all so amazing. I pray a hurricane doesn't touch your area. It would something to see if nothing at all affected your food on the farm. I'd love to see how much you could produce without anything happening to it. I'm loving watching the process.

[@SignetsGirl]

What a blessing! You and Wanda have inspired my family to do more. I have learned so much. God bless you all.

[@bumblebee7922]

Awwww.... you have some SUPER happy trees there!! I LOVE seeing all your fruit trees.... Especially your grandpa's fig tree. Precious!! I will be praying no bad storms come your way until after you harvest all your fruit., or not at all!! My daddy loved trees too, and he shared that love with me... Love you two SO much!!

[@Esther-1914]

Thanks for the tour of your fruit orchards! You are blissed!💚

[@SherrysCraftinggarden]

Total blessing . There loaded .

[@bettytuohy9875]

Wow! Your farm is what I dream of having. I wish I lived near you all. I just love watching your videos.

[@MiscMitz]

What a blessing from the Father!

[@ginnynnye5927]

You're so knowledgeable Danny. Love this channel. Thank you guys.

[@sylviayvette]

All of the trees are beautiful harvest soon

[@mycrookedlittlehomestead8363]

I have an old apple tree on the property that we bought I was told the land we bought back in the 1930s it use to be all farm land but now it's all bush the apple produces quite a few apples every year I have wild hazelnut trees threw out the property I have what we call high bush blackberries blueberries raspberries and wild strawberries down the road wild gooseberry so my goal this year is to clear a spot and do a real nice fruit garden I Don't have the heavy equipment to remove stumps but I still use a comalong and chain which works just as good so I'm hoping to get this project ready this summer I love your beautiful gardens and if the lord wants me to have this plentiful fruit garden then it will happen thank you for your videos and God bless

[@lynettetucker5236]

🌞 Good morning Danny and Wanda your fruit Forest is really looking great I enjoyed seeing them today 👍

[@loriann2296]

This is my first year having scuppernongs after hearing Danny talk about them. I hope you have time to share more tips on supporting, fertilizing and pruning because it looks like you have it mastered

[@gailsgardenherbsmore1605]

Our apricots put out in an amazing abundance this year, too. Enjoy all that fruit and keep shooing those squirrels away!

[@garyfreeman5999]

Anna and Golden Dorsett always do well in the South.

[@wandaparker6183]

AWESOME!!!!

[@diannegeiger403]

It is all the rain that the trees need for production. Nice crop.

[@garymixson687]

Squirrels use to eat the new growth as soon as it would start on my nanner trees. Well I nipped them in the bud and the perlo was good and my trees produced an abundance of nanners. Word got out and their offspring have not touched them since.

[@DonnaRatliff1]

I believe that real cold snap you had really helped your fruit. 😊

[@druemiller3111]

I counted 12 pears on my two trees. Texas deep freeze 🥶. BUT last year I put up 50 quarts. Thank the Lord 💕.

[@think4yourself916]

Thank God for the blessing he has given. The fruit trees look great. I hope you can do some canning love to watch.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We do lots of canning on Wanda's channel Crazy dazes.

[@charleshowell7855]

Nice peaches! Peach home churned ice cream! The best ice cream! My favorite jelly is mayhaw jelly! Fig cobbler is the bomb.

[@loukrudewig3414]

Your place is absolutely amazing

[@TheKrisamneShow]

Thank you for the beautiful content and tour!

[@sandischmidt5028]

You made me so hungry for fresh fruit with this video, all looks beautiful and delicious!

[@CraftEccentricity]

I sprinkle mycorrhizae in the planting hole for my fruit trees. They always used to look sickly and take their time. Now they are big and healthy.

[@GrowWhereYouArePlanted]

Thanks for the tour! The fruit looks fabulous. It was wonderful seeing your eyes light up after eating that plum.

[@poodledaddles1091]

The fruit tours are some of my favorites!

[@kycatrescue7305]

My Dad's plum trees produced the little plums. The skins were sour, but the inside was so sweet. They make the best jam!

[@susanlowell4759]

Wrapping some tulle around the tree trunk will keep off any ground animals with tiny fingernails. They touch the tulle and their little fingernails get stuck and they think its a trap and avoid it. You can also wrap a swath of a tree in tulle or wrap the individual fruits. Sometimes deer will avoid tulle if there are other things available.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

My neighbor has an English walnut tree(I have 2 smaller ones from this tree its a hearty English walnut) we do get frost/freeze problems with getting nuts but when they do fruit for us the chipmunks on my trees and squirrels on his leave us hardly any. But Bt seemed to take care of the web worms and gypsy moths. I have all kinds of tulle that I've used in the garden I might use it on the trees. One of mine is tiny so won't work as the limbs are close to the ground. But it should work on my neighbors tree and they share with me so I could easily wrap that tree for them.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

Oops. Thank you for your help

[@vickisavage8929]

Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy has several videos of uses for tulle and good general information.

[@sheilaarmstrong2743]

Danny I had my neighbors horse and my other neighbors horses and 3 goats eat my peach tree and others, my peachtree gave the biggest peaches in the following years and it was dwarfed which made it easier to harvest.

[@mrva99]

Thank you both for the best most informative video I’ve seen in a long time! I gave a thumbs up and subscribed. Thanks again for the wonderful tour of your property God bless you both!

[@sylviayvette]

The color on those peaches are gorgeous 😍

[@charmainemontgomery582]

All of your trees are beautiful 😊

[@think4yourself916]

Pear tree always grow allot. My grandmother use to have a pear tree it was so heavy in pears it tore branches off.

[@Michelle-ky8tn]

Hope y’all didn’t get any damage on your trees from Elsa, we are getting the remnants starting this afternoon, hoping my tomatoes don’t get tore up. Have a great day!

[@deloresmiller6468]

What’s blessed life. God has his hand upon you both. Thanks

[@MatthewSherriff85]

Amazing work guys, i would be very happy to have my fruit trees producing so well, only one year old at the oldest at the moment, so still a while to go, but the apples are blooning for the first time

[@SouthernHomemaker2023]

really enjoyed looking at all this fruit...Great Job!

[@garymay2520]

I do enjoy your you tube channel, I am sorry for being a pain in the neck but I have never tried sweet pots before, thanks you to you both very grateful. Keep up the good work Ha, ha.

[@ohappyday578]

You are blessed with a dream homestead! It is so beautiful!

[@lauracarter2223]

I love peaches and pear trees! See lots of pies in those trees!

[@j.p.9189]

Grilled peaches are good too.

[@kramitdreams]

Our plum tree is about 10years old and never bore any either UNTIL this year and we have plum sitting on our counter. We actually thought it was a cherry tree because we never got anything from it, nice to know it's a plum! Our pear tree is loaded. And this is probably going be are Best grape harvest ever! Your peach tree looks like a red haven peach😉

[@vernasmith1225]

🍑🍐🍏🍅SO BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@tracyflenner]

I seem to find new mulberry trees every year. A couple years ago I found a white mulberry tree and that fruit is amazing. I had to pick plums a couple days ago because Japanese beetles where eating them. The first batch I picked had worms but very few in all the rest. I had two branches break because of all the weight. I’ve never seen so many plums. They’ve all been going in the freeze dryer. I have one red haven peach tree with beaches almost touching the ground. It’s never had that many peaches before and they’re almost ready to pick. I keep thinning them out trying to keep the branches from breaking. I have another peach tree that’s loaded but they’re still really small and green. I don’t remember what kind they are. They haven’t been sprayed with anything but I may have to spray with neem oil if the beetles start going after them. The only thing I did to the trees was prune them back a LOT in January. I have a Gala apple tree with more fruit than years before and they’re looking good but yesterday and this morning I caught a deer at that tree looking on the ground. As soon as I open the door to go outside it runs off. I have a TON of wild blackberries this year and ones that are normally small are huge now. I have 3 wild persimmon trees but it looks like only one tree with fruit. I have a couple places close by I have been going to to get those. I have one paw paw tree that hasn’t died. I still want apricot and cherry trees. I don’t know if I want pear trees. I only like them fresh but I don’t care for them that much. I also have one wild fig tree. I need to go look for fruit on it now that I saw on yours where the fruit grows on them. Hopefully, I can order some more fruit trees soon to get planted. I am on my second round of raspberry bushes and they keep dying not long after they’re planted. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I’ve had 3 grape vines die out of 6 before they really get started growing. I think instead of having the place I’ve been ordering from keep replacing all these trees , bushes and vines that I need to order from somewhere else. I wish I could grow bananas and dates here.

[@lorayejones1203]

Amaziing tour.

[@joytotheworld2100]

Great video. Thanks for showing your fruit trees. I planted 18 fruit trees last year (2020) great to see that peaches may look ripe but they are not. Thanks

[@archegosfarmsteadship]

Love the orchard!!!

[@idahohoosier8989]

Those darn stink bugs! Beautifuñ trees. Blessings, julie

[@vickielynn2279]

Your Homestead looks amazing and beautiful! God Bless!

[@luckygardener2151]

So much respect to you and your.

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

Nice. I need some more again. I had an ultra dwarf at an old house and got about 50 a year from it.

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

My grandma wrapped pears in paper & stored them a couple months in the cellar. I'm thinking I try storing a few that way this year.

[@sister_num7516]

Made peach salsa 1st time - verry sweet, has pineapple. Love it. Friends do too.

[@homesteadjenz]

I'm praying for you guys and this coming hurricane! I pray right now that Our Lord saves your harvest for your pantry! Much love to y'all!! Homestead Jen from Massachusetts.

[@mikelow4734]

Thanks for the tour. I'm trying to provide permaculture for my backyard as much as room will allow.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It will work on any size.

[@LivingBreadHomestead]

I really enjoyed this video. A part two would be awesome👍

[@TMesser74]

I love your peach trees. Hope to have some here soon. We have 100 year old pecan trees in our yard. They are huge. Their limbs non stop fall. So from the tassels in early spring to the limbs to the leaves to the pecans, they are nonstop shedding something all over the ground. They seem to take turns producing. And the squirrels love to eat them, store them and hide them in the dirt all over the yard.

[@frenchysandi]

Yum peaches!! My favorite food!

[@stevem6949]

Great video thank you.