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I’m so glad you’re here.
Subscribe and follow along as I grow food 12 months/year in Southern California.
Soil building, No dig, lasagna garden.
Sharing recipes I’ve tested over & over.
Building a food forest is a process. Sharing all the challenges and best practices for abundance here.
linktr.ee/Gardendaily
How long does it take for a pomegranate to bear fruit?
How long does it take for a pomegranate to bear fruit?
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Tomato sauce made with frozen tomatoes
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Can you plant seeds from a fresh lemon? #citrus
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Can you plant seeds from a fresh lemon? #citrus
Do you split the seeds first?
I cant let them destroy all my trees
They got delicious fruit they are native to the americas and they wont burn until someone burns it with a lighter and only when the tree is young because the dry leaves should be removed if they stay and someone burns it then yes they can burn like any tree in the world
That is NOT a fence
This is so cool I wonder why I can never find the seeds at my local tractor supply
I just found your channel and it’s amazing. I’m gonna subscribe and get notifications from your channel now I love your videos
Hi 👋, what kind of pruning for thomson seedless, i did spur pruning last year , need your kind suggestion 😊
Wow ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊plice plant 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
looks great, would you sell grape cuttings?
Never take a vvomans advice
Depends on of the tomato is heirloom, hybrids can give mixed results
Last year I had not much food due to pests. Neem oil is protecting my food🤷🏽♀️. I don’t spray when it flowers.
What type of pests do you have that are eating your food?
@@GardenwithAshley beetles n weird looking bugs. I have no idea. I just see wholes n missing food. Also deer.
Bugs with wings:💀 🍷🗿
Those aren’t chives they’re scallions
The Seed packet said chives. I grew them from seed. I have scallions too and they are fatter by a lot!
Chives are a bit smaller and can be even thinner if you bunch a lot of them up closer together, scallions or bunching onions are similar but like to be bunch up in sets of 4-5, and are bigger as she said lol
Thankyou SO much!! I knew something was off with the pruning and shaping of it into a tree-! My grandmas was left alone for decades and looked kind of like those toy fiber optic things? The old dead branches acted like a support. It was over 20 ft tall easily! It was this dense forest inside and when fruiting arched so far and wide down to the ground!! It was magnificent!!!
What is your growing zone? Just curious. I like to grow citrus.
10a
Thank you I keep pruning maybe why I dnt av fruits
We just mix this juice with diluted curd water. 😂
Fun
Noice can I have a shoutoutt
I have one and it seems to be doing good. Do the little red leaves on the ends turn into flowers that turn into pomegranate? Last year I didn’t get any fruit but I accidentally let my tree get so dry it killed a lot of leaves. Hoping with better consistency I get lots of fruit this year.
You’ll be able to tell that it has flowers that turn into fruit. They don’t look like leaves.
They live well with plenty of water. Pretty much like humans do 😊
Try making candied rind...☺️
Ok
This guy is a troll so I don’t trust him anymore
Subbed! Love this channel
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The Dexter theme feels justbright for this haha
Good to know
I think it also maybe depends on the tree because I have a friend who bought a tree he planted it and he only started to get lemons after 8 years. But I don't know what type if care he was giving it.
I wonder why I wonder why yesterday you told me about the blue blue sky and all that I can see is just another lemon tree
Are we in the Underworld?
I'm guessing you didn't grow it from a seed.
I would love that! But can’t in Chicago 😢
Can you let us know or at least me what type if you know the type? I just got a meyer and am hoping it could grow into something like that one day!
Meyers can get big too! They can produce an insane amount. This one is a eureka lemons tree
Roughly how long did that take to make. Did it take longer than 30 minutes.
No
I wonder how I wonder why yesterday you told me bout the blue blue sky and all that I can see is a yellow lemon tree
Thanks. How about the very low little branches? Can we cut them off to clear space and makenit look better? Seems to get out of control
Yes, sometimes I feel that is necessary. Those branches fruit, but the fruit will all be on the tips, sitting on the ground trying to rot.
So if you don't know where there going pot them even if you use fence cage or garbage can .that way you got time
True, bare root trees should be planted within 24 hours of purchase since the roots are just sitting in wood shavings. I only purchase them when I have I already have a spot picked out.
Love blood oranges ❤
Why would you cut off all the good vertical growth? Your pruning will continue to influence it to grow like a bush, if thats what you prefer i get it, but that new wood you cut off would produce new fruit and leaf buds too. Its acting like a bush due to your pruning. No hate. Peace.
I followed the advice from the classic book “How to Prune Fruit Trees.” That’s true, that new wood would produce fruit in 2025. The goal is to open it up in the middle to let in as much sunlight as possible. It grows like a fountain, so vertical branches don’t contribute to the overall shape of the tree.
@@GardenwithAshley i get that, but utilizing those fresh vertical branches would probably be the better long term solutuon to a more opened center , and then in the peak of the fruit season, when everything is at its heaviest, the tree is least likely to break off cruicial branches. I farm almonds in california and specialize in tree shaping and pruning of all our orchards. Either way, nice work on your part.
I appreciate your comments. In Jan 2023 I left all vertical branches grow as is and there was a lot less fruit and they were also smaller. I do test out different methods. Backyard pruning is different than commercial because we don’t have to factor in “cost of picking.”
@@GardenwithAshley yea i can see that, my approach would be a longer term approach. Do you thin the fruit at all? If not, the tree is not there yet as far as nutrition. My neighbors pom trees are so loaded they dont getbthat big, when he thins them, theyre mich bigger. If youre npt thinning, i wouldnt worry about pruning id take a soil samplr and see what you learn. If you want even more data, take a leaf tissue sample at the same time as soil sample and you could learn alot. Ps, other farmers say about me is watch out, he cuts off alot. True story. I was taught to prune a tree like raising a child. Dont let it do anything you dont want it to do. My fruit trees catch a pretty good cut everyyear and makr more than we can stuff in jars. Laugh.
Doesn’t even make that much juice you gotta add water or lemonade
I know, I love it concentrated. It’s so freaking good this way!!!!
I didn't know blood oranges came in more than one variety. Hadn't seen one that dark before
I love blood oranges. They're my favorite too. I'm currently growing morro blood orange.
I think the person was asking how they even come into existence in the first place. The answer is actually very interesting. Seedless grapes have a genetic mutation that doesn’t allow the seeds to fully form inside the fruit so you get a little speck where the seed should have been.
But you have to soak the stem in chemicals made by man for it to grow seedless
So no it's not a natural genetic mutation
@@TheSunkissedmein2000 what chemical? Who told you that? As far as I know, new cultivars are made by using the pollen of a seedless variety (since it’s incapable of making seeds it can only be a pollen parent) and using that pollen to fertilize another variety that does make seeds but is a carrier of the seedless trait meaning one of its parents was a seedless variety. The seedlings are then grown out and only a few of those seedlings will have inherited the genetic defect since the seedless trait is recessive. It takes a long time to find a seedling that has the kind of grapes you want AND is seedless.
@@Garden-Oasis Seedless grapes aren't natural to put it simply.
@@TheSunkissedmein2000 they are as natural as any other genetic mutation. It’s just a mutation that doesn’t allow the seed to form the hard outer coating. The actual “seeds” do form just not the outer shell. This genetic “defect” would have died off with the original plant if the breeder hadn’t noticed it and cultivated it. Someone has lied to you about chemicals lol. I’m telling you, google it. 😄
You…. never said how long it took to start seeing fruit. Kinda glanced over that :/
The small tree had flowers on it when I put it in the ground. So, some fruit within the first year.
You should try half frozen grapes, it's like a slushy but as a healthy snack 😊
Your crushing the seeds in the blender giving it a bitter taste 🤦🤦🤦🤦 Put them in a bag, remove air & seal it. Then use tortilla roller gently without crushing the seeds.
It was perfect! Not bitter at all. Don’t overblend.
Before my dad passed a long while ago now when I was in high school he planted a blood orange tree because we already had a lemon tree that was naturally already growing ( someone else probably planted yearsss before we bought the house ) so seeing these videos are very therapeutic I always remember to tend to the trees now that he’s gone his little tip for oranges or lemons was to mix sugar and water and feed it to the trees once every year to get them sweeter I might try your tip
you're my lemon stealing lady
So is it best to actually trim the end of the branch off or do you do it just because its easier?
I don’t trim the ends of the branches
So what to do with excess fruit? I freeze sliced lemons for my morning cup of tea and other culinary delights. Quarter lemons for stuffing into roast chickens. Juice for drinking and in ice cubes. Enjoy 😊
And I sell excess to my community plus donate to family and friends
this is also easy and no tools needed! ❤ czcams.com/users/shortsrBuNfI0LDEc?si=yiCElks84dg0OC4D