We Discovered a 100 Year Old Wild Cherry Food Forest

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Hi Luke James Sapp recommended your info.

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Hey Stefan, thanks a lot! Trying to provide engaging and informative content. Lots to learn on the video side and of course the growing side. Big fan of yours and everything you're doing!

[@4444Rosemary]

I'm glad I'm subscribed to your newsletter from Montana Fruit Growers or I would have missed this great video! Keep up the good work guys.

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Thanks a lot. Lots more that we are currently working on so stay tuned!

[@royworks7986]

Great job on your videos. It gives me hopes when seeing someone engaging in education of nature and looking for ways to betterment agriculture. Thanks for the inspiring videos.

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Thanks for the encouraging words. Stay tuned for more fun and engaging content!

[@verderandy9161]

Hey Luke from Georgia (USA). What a gr8 find!! Thanks for sharing it with us. Have toyed with the idea of growing a sweet cherry but never dared. No cold issues here just getting enough chill hours and resistance to diseases. Keep the videos coming. Subscribed to the channel. Randy/GA

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

@@verderandy9161 thanks for the sub and really appreciate the positive energy! We’ll keep them coming.

[@decentparks3597]

Amazing!

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Thanks!

[@joeburnichmarketing2858]

Very interesting Luke. Love this channel!

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Thanks a lot, Joe!

[@paulettebarber7219]

I’m really enjoying your videos. Love the information provided. I live in Thompson Falls Trout Creek area.

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Wonderful. And thanks. Love the Trout Creek area. Some of the warmest microclimates in the state!

[@marysmith309]

Great Video! Beautiful videography and so much useful information. I always learn so much from your channel✨

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Thanks Mary!

[@Gooders478]

Any chance of a vid on how you started and how to start a fruit tree nursery? Great channel!

[@katymorrison1157]

Are you able to compare how the Cherry tastes compared to the Romance series? I'm up in Alaska, and trying to find a sweet cherry that is both cold hardy and short season is a goal that many of us have.

[@MrThelifeisnow]

What a cool walk through the forest - beautifully shot. I'm so glad I found this channel!

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Glad you did, too! Thanks a lot.

[@Clancy2105]

Great stuff Luke. Will we see this variety in your nursery soon?

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Thanks a lot! Would be fun to dig up some root suckers at some point. Likely wouldn't be for a few years, though.

[@decentparks3597]

Do an episode about guerrilla planting

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

Sounds like a great idea!

[@CampingforCool41]

Hold on back up. You’re telling me you discovered a grove of sweet cherries that survive in a climate that gets down to -35F? That is zone 3! I have never ever seen a sweet cherry rated for anything below zone 5. I’ve been told constantly that sweet cherries just don’t survive in colder climates than that. I’ve been dying to find a sweet cherry that is more hardy like this!

[@boozieboise]

I wonder how they came to be there? They aren't native are they? Accidentally? Species? Can I have one? 😮

[@boozieboise]

Johnny Cherryseed?

[@RegenerativeFruitGrowers]

I’d say most likely from domesticated cherries that were planted in the vicinity and then carried by birds! Cherry pits are some of the most heavily scattered of the fruit trees by birds.