Peach Tree Care ~~Canning Peaches

[@lindakiel9822]

Danny I had to laugh when you cut the bad from your peach . It reminded me of my sister in law who stopped by last year when I was cleaning my strawberries for jam she saw me cut a bad part off the strawberry and throw the good into my pot and just about died she swore that strawberry would ruin my jam. I told her that slug was not in the jam and she had eaten several jars that I have canned in the past and she was still breathing! That's one person that no longer comes by for a jar of my strawberry rhubarb jam. Now I just need about 6 more relatives to stop by and maybe I won't have to can more than I need every year!

[@Hookedonfaith-akasandramoody]

Lol! Love your comment. Great solution.

[@edieboudreau9637]

Linda Kiel some folks are just too squeamish for this life.

[@JudyE13]

Lol, if the same people watched the commercial peach processing they would never purchase another can of store bought fruit.

[@maryarcher8484]

@@JudyE13 or worked at a fresh tomato factory were the worms are jused up with the good tomatoes and this was years ago under government inspection!

[@joanncole9603]

Danny, you and Wanda are Blessed. I believe that you are blessed because you are both hard workers and good stewards over whatever God gives you. Bless you from Alabama.

[@thymetosow4972]

I can smell those peaches from here! They look delicious! My grandfather used to paint his fruit trees with lime to prevent pest destruction. Come to think of it, almost everyone's fruit trees were painted white with lime when I was young. Thanks for sharing!

[@sweetdweams]

Oh they look like the peaches I had as a child, the juice would run down my arm. How I miss those days. They look delicious Danny.

[@finallyfiguringoutlife9177]

I can taste the homemade peach ice cream my grandma made. I miss the old days where life was simple.

[@mayadakota6830]

Finally Figuring out life yep

[@mylightofhope]

My motto is if it's good enough for a worm to eat, it's good enough for me to eat. Better than me eating poison! Great video, thanks for the tips on treating the tree!

[@lisamielke2607]

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[@lisamielke2607]

Danny , why do you only use silver lids?

[@agb6330]

I put up 8 pts of peaches yesterday, working on another batch today. Going to try the your peach jelly recipe from the peelings too. Here on the east coast the peach orchards have not produced well due to the drought. I’m canning up so I can taste summer after a hard afternoon of snow tubing later this year. 😉

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks guys! Woooo!!!

[@lindathompson9869]

I was really glad to watch this...our peach tree was loaded this year. Unfortunately we had the worms in the pits on some so it was very informative to see how you cleaned them up. Thank you!!

[@barbarasapp1234]

So glad that you were able to save your tree. You where given so much information hope you write it down or have someone help even your grand children if about. This is come old time information. 😊

[@marygonzales5957]

Holy Moly!!! Your peaches are really healthy looking !! I am so happy. Your a good gardener. Thank you

[@maryjoegrant3540]

I just finished canning peach pie filling and made jelly with the skins and pits. Delicious.

[@yvonnethornton1433]

Those peaches are beautiful! They remind me of the Pleura Clings we used to have. Although, they were clings and took much time to cut off the pit, you couldn't beat the flavor. They canned very well and stayed firm. I miss them. There were lots of Good childhood memories wrapped up there.

[@kathleenelliot5305]

Going to do your method tomorrow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. VI really appreciate you and Ms Wanda.

[@robertgray8304]

we get peaches all the time and love canning them and aslo make pepper jelly with them try it out

[@dianetucker2711]

I’ve never heard of making pepper jelly with peaches, it sounds delicious. Would you be so kind as to share that recipe? I would be very grateful❣️

[@GinchyGirlCreatesAndGardens]

Oh my them Peaches look good Danny! And you are correct, The grocery store fruits don’t smell like anything !! My daughter once found this beautiful big red apple! It was so red and pretty, she begged for it, and I got it for her. She got in the car and bit into that Apple, it was not ripe, and it had been dyed red! The dye actually bled into the fruit. She was so bummed . We tossed the apple 🍎

[@HomesteadHippie]

Thank you for putting up videos so early in the morning. I'm glad to have something good to watch while dealing with my insomnia at 2:30 am!

[@HearthandDome]

Yum!! We had peach cobbler today.. from store canned peaches.. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Someday I’ll grow everything too! 💗 Thanks for inspiring me!!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Freedom Acres I cant wait to see you get your own homestead. Thanks

[@swordfamily7701]

Peaches have been my favorite fruit since I can remember! I really love the white peaches for fresh eating.

[@saddleridge4364]

Those are some awesome looking peaches. I use crushed up vitamin C chewables when I can my peachcots. I bought a tree that was supposed to be a 'fruit cocktail ' tree with peaches, apricots and plums on the same tree. Well, that was a joke, but that little tree has been producing small peachcots faithfully every year for near 20 years and I can them. It's a job because they are small, but man oh man they are so sweet and delicious, it's worth it.

[@potpourrioflife]

Thank you!! I have peaches I will be working with today. I was going to feed the peelings to the chickens, but I will instead make some peach jelly...off to check out Miss Wanda's video. ~ Laura

[@kerriofczarzakkfofczarzak3343]

Love your channel!!!!! God bless

[@NaleesaBellydanceArt]

Thank you for this educational video. I feel very confident canning my peaches after watching your video.

[@sylviafoust9545]

Mmmm, those peaches sure looked good. Thank you

[@clynnw9867]

Looks like good peaches

[@corrinnacorrinna5572]

Put a peach pit in bottom of each jar. It makes them the prettiest rose color & the syrup thicker.

[@paulasnatural]

My peaches finally did GREAT this year...and my kitchen smells like peaches too ...💕💕💕 wish I saw the peach peel jam before I wasted mine...🤗 thank you so much for the great advice !!!

[@onelittlemiracle241]

Oh, I can almost taste those fresh peaches. Yum! Looking forward to this year's videos.

[@midsouthhomestead9180]

Thanks for your information on peaches.

[@growingtexas1772]

I did peaches yesterday and will be doing more today. Of course, with it being my first time canning peaches, they didn't come out in nice even looking slices. More like diced peaches! I find peeling the skin off is easier for me than putting the peaches in hot water. My first batch I put in hot water to peel, and I ended up making jam out of those. It was a mess!! LOL Live & learn. :)

[@brayjoyevans1564]

Great job Danny

[@bobbyhoffman4589]

love your videos they so down to earth . as we live in the 50es

[@bongdonkey]

I have learned quite a bit from just two ep of your show.Thanks for the killer videos!

[@moniquemcdowell351]

I am learning so much from this you and your wife we have the crazy weather is crazy right know my kids wanted to do apple jelly because we are seeing a large amount of apple near us so we

[@piahess9738]

Very nice thank you.Great looking peaches.Smart advice you got from the lady farmer.Keep cool..Have a nice weekend you all.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡............

[@idahohoosier8989]

Wonderful! Thx. I'm about to get busy. Blessings, julie

[@sarar371]

Yummy! Beautiful peaches!

[@voxintenebris6367]

I have watched this video many a time, those peaches are stunning! You should be really proud of having nurtured that tree! I would love to be able to grow peaches as well as those. Great advice for someone still comparatively new to the idea of canning. Thank you.

[@KahlestEnoch]

Nice. My mom used to do a lot of canning of pears mostly as we had 2 large pear trees on our property and they were planted in alternating years so every year one of the trees was heavily loaded with pears so there were always lots to can

[@drugtrader3933]

I appreciate the information that you and Wanda put out. Really appreciate the reliability of what ya say!!! God Bless

[@hiyamichelle]

This is so exciting. Family would can growing up and I sure wish I had paid more attention. Thank you for making this. My husband and our five kids are going to be doing this over the weekend. This will create an incredible memory and I’ll not let my kids make the same mistake I did. This video will help me teach them how to can. 🤗

[@MH3GL]

The "mistake" would be doing it only once. Make it a regular thing. You'll get something out of it by spending some quality time with your family, and the kids will get something out of it by getting a family tradition to carry on and gaining a valuable life skill 👌

[@reneep9968]

OMGOODNESS! Your peaches look so delicious! and beautiful! Blessings...

[@misstine71]

Those are beautiful peaches!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Christine71 Thanks

[@laurabrowning924]

Those are some pretty peaches 🍑!

[@shirleydrake1602]

OMG, Danny! Watching this is making my mouth water. I wish I had a few of those to eat with sugar and heavy cream. I would even love to just eat a few peeling and all but, hopefully without the worm.

[@carolavant3778]

Beautiful peaches! Enjoy!

[@Keiths1234]

Oh boy I can see some peach cobbler, let me know ahead of time I pack my bags LOL thank you for sharing God bless

[@gracejerome7044]

Those peaches look so delicious!

[@samfinn8397]

Your can goods look so GOOD!

[@phyllispryor2498]

I picked peaches when I was a kid. My grandparents had a peach orchard.

[@katzkatcher]

I have got the same peach aroma going on in my kitchen.I'm going to have to pick my tree off too as the blue jays have been taking 2 pecks outa this peach and 2 pecks outa that one .Thanks for the video.

[@grt2bsvd]

Watching this as I sort through the 13 or so gallons I picked this morning. Next video up will be your jelly from peach peelings!

[@debbiewilliams9612]

They are beautiful!!

[@jeannemiller306]

Beautiful peaches, great video 🙂

[@robertjackson9601]

Danny those look great. The fresh peaches we had as kids had worms and were fine. You are right. None of the fruit we buy in the store has flavor. Tomatoes apples peaches none. They look great. No smell or flavor. Going to try your lime fert program next winter.

[@trenaoquinn753]

Love all the videos 😍 Canned some peaches today :). Thank you!

[@diannerichard5568]

wow GREAT JOB THOSE PEACH ARE YOUR RESULTS I AM GOING TO DO THIS TO OURS. THANK YOU FOR THE TIP.

[@jjo5375]

Just look at that deep inner color and JUICE! Mmmmmm.... And yes, mylightofhope, my farmer father taught me re: corn on the cob: "Don't worry about the worms; if the worms don't want it, neither do we!" (He was a wise man)! : )

[@veronicavatter6436]

I make peach syrup with the extra syrup when I hot pack peaches. It's delicious on pancakes. I normally do a bushel or two of peaches. So after you've cooked the peaches in the syrup, you've got a pot of peach flavored syrup. I just blend up a few peaches and add some extra sugar. I normally thicken it a little.

[@edieboudreau9637]

veronica vatter that's what Gramma did. No waste

[@veronicavatter6436]

Edie Boudreau I feed 10 people everyday. At least I know what's in my syrup

[@edieboudreau9637]

veronica vatter I wasn't criticizing. I was agreeing with you that it's best. I love knowing what's in my food. Been eating Romaine I grew in buckets on my little porch. It's wonderful.

[@veronicavatter6436]

Edie Boudreau sorry 😀. Internet speak always sounds bitchy! I even have tomatoes planted at the ends of my clothesline!

[@edieboudreau9637]

veronica vatter I do something similar. Can't us clothesline anymore due to family members allergies. Where end of line was is now a misc plot. The mint & oregano crossbred to something that's neither. And the rabbits eat the rest. As for the other. I was more concerned I had offended you. No visual cues. Words texted aren't always contextually clued in. Tend to bluntness myself as lived too many places never knew when moving so learned abruptness.

[@willitgrowwillitgrow1637]

great looking peaches danny...

[@judithbrown7319]

I lost my peaches and plums to the freezes, but the berry bushes are doing well! There will be a good crop of apples I think!! I will get peaches next month next county over!

[@gospelgal78]

Those are some good lookin' peaches.

[@valerietruett1930]

Hey Danny, great video on water bathing.

[@sherrimize3004]

I want to plant 🌱 some peach trees on my new property. I wonder how long it would be to have fruit, if I get trees a couple years old? And of course they do good. I love flowers but I’m mainly wanting to plant my yard with stuff I can eat. Flowers can eat and help with bugs and a lot of stuff, and I’m doing that also. My grandfather grow peaches, apples, plums here years ago. I’m trying to bring it back. He also farmed a lot of land here here with everything from greens to corn and everything in between. Next generation will have it, so I hope they will keep it up. Sorry for the long comment. Y’all are my age so...luv y’all take care😊🌻🌱

[@michellechannell1219]

Looks good. I’m going to try water bath canning this year! Thank you 😊

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

In my garden the bugs and birds get a little and so does my wife and I. Much better than using chemicals.

[@teenapittman4241]

I had to spray my sweet potato leaves and peas with insecticidal soap and neem oil, cuz of stink bugs and grasshoppers. Nearly ate every leaf in 2 nights. I thought it was deer. I put up a fence after the first night and next day it was even worse.. That's when I discovered the bugs. They weren't just chewing holes, but devouring whole leaves down to the stem. My peach tree was covered with peaches but the last frost killed them and they shriveled up and fell off. They didn't bloom twice here.

[@ritamccartt-kordon283]

I do the same with apple peelings. Use it all, is our philosophy!

[@amandaw30]

I have never had any issue pressure canning in the reused jars either! I have all kinds of reused jars (mostly from before most of the companies got away from using canning jars!). Old miracle whip, mayonnaise, salsa.... never had a single jar break! I have lost new Ball jars though. Nothing worse than losing the bottom out of a jar!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Amanda W When you loose a jar with the bottom breaking its usually because the canner is to hot. Thanks

[@brendahere]

Great video. Being such a small batch and being so ripe, I think I would put them in a blender and dehydrate them.

[@Txnative7]

Waste not..want not.. I cut out the worm damage too. 😉👍

[@peewees6199]

Thanks...I wasn't sure if I could hot-water bath them or not. God bless!

[@omasthoughts47]

Lol this weather is crazy my fruit trees are now blooming for second time . I lost much of the first fruiting so I hope this time the fruit will take.

[@marygonzales5957]

Where do you live now.! I want to grow at least 2 trees in my yard . I have 'nt because of health / Cov. I need to put a good new fence first. What kind peaches are yours!? They are mouth-watering !!! Lord have mercy!!! Make jelly yeah with skins?

[@icecreamladydriver1606]

Have you ever tried dipping your peaches in hot water to peel them? Very fast and saves a lot of time. Looks wonderful.

[@donnataylor4591]

You are a wonderful. I love you videos. I learn something new every time. I have never thought of making jelly from the peels. Could Miss Wanda do a video on that please.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Coming soon on DSH or Crazy Dazes.

[@donnataylor4591]

Thank you Miss Wanda. I know how busy you are and really hesitated before I asked.

[@AngiesPantry58]

YUM They look amazing.. :")

[@lounastars224]

I've never been able to eat peaches from the stores here in the US. I could eat peaches in Libya though. They were full of flavor and absolutely amazing.

[@ronkaufman9953]

Are you going to have a video on making the jelly? I would like to see it. Thanks.

[@edieboudreau9637]

Ron Kaufman Wanda said it'll be coming along. Jeep an eye peeled .

[@dennisshields7246]

I love peaches. We live in Florida and my wife say's they need to be watered all the time. She had 2 and they both died.

[@americaneden3090]

I REALLY NEED HELP W MY PEACH TREE! 😭🌱💚 TFS! Any more specific instructions w using the bleach w wood ash. im going to try the paint, lime and triple13.

[@TruthAndLight4995]

Garden lime or construction lime?

[@christiebetts4970]

Good morning! Beautiful peaches! I've gone in a store and got right up to peaches for sale and couldn't smell them.Tbats not a peach!

[@SuperLovetolisten]

Any suggestions on how to get rid of pesky squirrels?

[@taililly2483]

Hello. Can you advise how to treat grub worms in raised beds? Also how to fertilize a keiffee pear and early elberta peach tree. My peach tree has yellow leaves now. Thanks.

[@onedazinn998]

Question on your lemon water: is that fresh lemon and how much juice to water do you use? great video Danny...you got me wanting to can. o.- Our peaches are half the size of yours but still delicious. We tend to get brown spots on them but the flesh is tasty. People don't realize the difference between fresh organic fruit and the mutant stuff you get in the grocery. My husband learned that first hand when he tasted a smaller strawberry from the quarts my Amish neighbor stopped by and sold us...vs his storebought giants that he eats (I refuse). He had to add sugar to the store bought...the Amish strawberries, though smaller, were pristine and a delight without sugar. :) Thanks for sharing.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Oneda Zinn One quarter cup of lemon juice from a bottle is ok to a gallon of water. If they start to turn colors then just add a little more juice. Thanks

[@onedazinn998]

:) thank you!

[@glenokla2588]

Yummy fresh juicy peaches!

[@shepherdspathrev]

what is the reasoning behind using silver lids compared to gold?

[@joannaj74]

Rodney did you ever find the answer to this? I’d love to know too!

[@jumpoffa5011]

I haven't seen such a good bunch of peaches since I left Georgia. Boy I sure would love a mason jar of some good ole Georgia peaches. Thanks for the info on how to treat your peach tree. I live in California and the peaches here are some what on the small size. I Love the softball size, they are sweeter and juicer than any I have tasted. Hay Danny, I had a nectarine tree that died because of termites. I didn't know I had any termites until it was to late. They were subterranean termites. Do you have anything or knowledge about protecting your tree from these insects?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Jumpoff A We face the same issue here. Mix a bleach solution up and pour around the tree is what we do. Thanks

[@jumpoffa5011]

That's a good idea. Thank-you.

[@mylightofhope]

Due to weather similar to what you described, it looks like my peach tree won't have any production this year. VERY sad!

[@annas1008]

How long did you wait in between the lime and fertilizer?

[@lorrainebarnett8389]

Danny, can I cover my smaller peach tree when there in one of those late frosts predicted. After it’s in flower??

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes you can just make sure to uncover it when the sun comes out so it dosent scald it.

[@lodprice2343]

What kind of trees did you graft? Those are some very nice looking peaches.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Lod Price They were all seedlings i grew from peaches i got from georgia. Thanks

[@carolparrish194]

Are those Ball silver canning lids and rings? Where can I buy some? I noticed that my rings always rust on the gold Ball rings.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

carol parrish We just get ours from WalMart. Thanks

[@noniemarley7012]

Why no gold lids?

[@michelep1130]

Where do you get the silver lids? Do you buy them in bulk?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We get ours at our Walmart.

[@michelep1130]

@@DeepSouthHomestead ty so much for answering. I know how incredibly busy you are. Try to keep cool.

[@sfetterly6200]

So many are so different from their great grandparents 150 years ago that people from the same family wouldn't be able to get along today. I often teach and preach on what it is to be Hebrew (YHWH's people), not the Jewish people of today, but those that actually followed His ways as He taught. Sadly most from the time since Abraham have rejected the instructions to be holy or set apart and have learned the ways of the nations. When I talk about the 10 Northern tribes of Israel or the 2 Houses, most just don't seem to understand, yet it's right there in the Bible they claim to read. Danny, we live in a strange world where peaches and people can be as different from one another as dark is from light. I guess it's no wonder that people don't understand the words of Yeshua (Jesus) "I have come but for the sheep of the lost house of Israel." You keep saving every piece of those peaches Danny, just as Yeshua is searching for each lost sheep of the house of Israel that was divorced by YHWH, sifted through the nations and is waking up among the swine and who have decided to return to their Father's house. I bet Miss Wanda makes some awesome pies, I wish I could join you for a meal, but so much work and so little time before His return.

[@gerrymarmee3054]

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[@makincentsofit]

Hey Danny, I have two plum trees loaded with plums that are starting to get ripe. This is the first year I've had any. I'm afraid the birds and other critters are going get them before I do. If I pick them a little green will they ripen off the tree? Any words of wisdom from you would be greatly appreciated. Thx

[@thymetosow4972]

I had the same problem with birds this year. They were eating all of my strawberries and blueberries. I bought inexpensive bird netting from Walmart and saved my berries. I bought extra netting for my figs and plums that are beginning to ripen. Homegrown plums can be picked early to ripen on your counter, but best to allow them to ripen on tree just like a tomato for the best taste. :)

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Its best to leave them on the tree to ripen if you can. Thanks

[@SylvianeFARMERCHICK]

What's the ration of lemon water? how long do you leave them in lemon water? How do you know how much sugar water you should put in? Thanks for your time ! Canadian dairy farmer chick xx

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

1/4 cup Lemon juice to about half a gallon water. If you see peaches trying to turn brown, add a little more lemon juice. Leave them in the water until you can them. Sugar to water 1 cup sugar to 5 cups water Light syrup

[@LynnWatkinsPhoto]

@@DeepSouthHomestead do the peach peelings go in lemon water as well, in separate bowl?