I wish someone told me This when I first started my Food Forest Garden

If someone told me this when I began my garden I would have been collecting fruit sooner, and it would have made everything easier. The more we know, the more we can grow.
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[@LilyOfTheTower]

James, I hope you know you're a very important person. Even if only one other person adopts your concept and vision, you've made the world a more beautiful, healthy, peaceful place 💚🌎💚

[@joeSaysThings]

Something to consider in the future… If you were to cut a tree like that in late February, leaving some of the low branches alone, then you could utilize the root system, and graft on a variety you like, and re-train it upwards. I have done that with some of the wild apple trees that I have on the property I have. In the woods, there are a handful of established trees, with garbage fruit. With some deliberate grafting, the strong root systems and naturally beneficial placement brought the trees into a beneficial status, and I didn’t need to cut then replace them.

[@mrsclfb9697]

Book suggestion: “Grow a Little Fruit Tree” by Ann Ralph. Simple pruning techniques for small-space, easy-harvest fruit trees. It’s about keeping fruit trees small and manageable.

[@mfar3016]

“Every mistake brings with it the seed of an equivalent benefit”. I like it, not just for gardening, but for life.

[@JAEHAUGEN]

WAS HAVING A ROUGH START THIS MORNING CLICKED ON YOUR VIDEO AND YOUR ENTHUSIASTIC GOOD ENERGY HELPED CHANGE THINGS AROUND, THANK YOU BRO

[@starlitekaraoke113]

One thing in all my years is that I’m a great judge of character.

[@jett888]

One of my BEST and most prolific apple tree came from a local, organic apple seed- This tree is SOO prolific year after year- only cost me the price of the organic apple.

[@MYPERMACULTUREGARDEN]

THE MORE YOU KNOW........ THE MORE YOU GROW !!!! love it ! Thanks James !

[@mistysedillo1696]

I did the same thing 3 years ago. Now I am getting disease resistant ones and ones specifically for my zone. I love your energy and learning new things. We are doing a food forest on my land. We have existing pecan orchard so I am learning how to get healthy pecans. I so appreciate your channel!🌱🌻💜Thank you

[@hannahmerley778]

Just a heads up that the trick to hazelnut harvest is to pick them 2-3 weeks before they’re ripe. They’re edible in any stage of nut formation. Then bake them in the oven for a little while for that delicious, crispy nut experience. I live in Washington where we have amazing wild hazelnuts everywhere, but no one harvests them because the squirrels get them all early. So I spent one summer figuring out how to beat the squirrels, and that’s what I learned. Take the green fuzzies off the tree way early and bake them. Btw, they taste decent raw and immature without baking- similar to coconut. I’m glad to see another fan of the hazelnuts, as I haven’t seen any other youtuber gardeners trying to do them.

[@celestej5871]

You remind me so much of Jerry Baker, the first gardening book I ever read, Talk to Your Plants. Changed my life. Like Jerry, so in tuned with real nature. Keep on the path, my friend, and all of us will be richly rewarded from your work!💕

[@annaferrin8410]

You inspire me not only in the garden, but in my daily life. Thank you.

[@jasonsorge9929]

I feel for ya man, I had to cut down 5 of my tree's due to the boring beetle. I had tears in my eyes when I did it. I had a Nectaplum, all in one Almond that was beautiful, a Fuerte avocado, a peach tree, and an apricot. I live in so cal just so you all know.

[@NomadMechanic]

Applewood smoked, pecan encrusted, rainbow trout.

[@rickloftus9330]

James you are simply awesome. Thank you for your endlessly positive enthusiasm and your super practical teaching and wisdom. You rock! And thanks for spreading the word on permaculture. 👏🏽👍🏽

[@carmenmontero5000]

James you are one smart young man . Thanks for sharing what you have learned. Blessings

[@joiekya1675]

Thank you for your education and guidance. Bought a shirt to support what you are doing.

[@brigittafeinberg381]

James, thanks for your enthusiastic videos. You are an inspiration to many, I’m sure. I keep watching your dog and he is the cutest, little guy! Keep enjoying your garden and stay as positive as you are. 😊

[@craiglongshaw8537]

I really needed to hear that pruning analogy for life today. Thanks man, made me realise I can see the positive in my life if I cut back a bit ❤️

[@18ceasar]

Love the energy! Love the wisdom! Such a blessing to see you do your thing. Thanks for another video!