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My parents stew leftovers in alcohol and eat on icecream lol

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Hey genius 😂 you don't get sick eating cherries off a tree

Question, are you confusing cherries with cherry tomato?

There’s virtually no difference

Tell me how a pathogen gets on a cherry, survives on said cherry, and magically goes away when it ripens

Damn your that upset over a guy showing cherries, life must be hard for you

Hello, Did you try rinsing with vinegar after the overnight soak, then rinse every 12 hours?

@@LivinTheGreen Hi no I have never heard of that, thanks I will try it. :)

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Im planning to try the ice thing on our next harvest, with brown sugar and 1/3 less of water and see how that goes

@@LivinTheGreenil Wait and also +1sub

@@Flame_Junior thank you

The ones I picked are 3 years old

That’s awesome!

This one is Bing cherry, I read it’s related to Rainier

I was the one who cut it, not my husband, was trying to have a fancy and romantic fruit decoration for valentines day ☺️

Oh srry for saying he

@@HaloMM2 no problem 😁

No we did not, thank you for sharing, we will look into that.

Too much waiting

Those birds…

Will keep this in mind, thanks, he put some kind of netting,

We just put them. Thanks

They grow crazy, very windy here though, this way they stay up and we can control the area

Way to go. We have a cat that’s suppose to scare the birds, then we saw bald eagles !

Why don't you guys just buy the plant covers? They have big ones for trees like this and they are cheap. Birds ain't getting to them.

@@speakinfaxonly21 thank you for your suggestion, will keep it mind. Right now we are testing something cheaper for over 40 fruits trees in gusty area.

Thank you

Yes, raspberries.

That’s awesome! We might not see any this year from the summer bearing batch, but hopefully the everbearing will give us some this fall.

Ill have to disagree with you on that. Sometimes trees can definitely grow over wires, and ropes, but sadly not always. From my experience, unless you have a tree with a very wide trunk, trees tend to die from it. I had multiple trees dying from wires like that strangling them.

Then they died from something else.. it's even used in bonsai as a technique to fatten the trunk.. it will definitely not kill a tree because of wire. And trunk size has nothing to do with it. The younger a tree is the faster it will grow over the wire.

It will almost certainly not kill it. This happens in nature all the time with vines that grow in spirals around saplings. They make really cool walking sticks if you find a straight one with a nice clean spiral vine and peel all the bark off

it will absolutely kill the tree. some of you never go outside and actually think to you know everything and it shows.

@infernaldaedra i work with trees and garden 10+ years. Its also my education. So yes we go outside.. and work on them daily. And i have over 100+ Sub/Tropical/Desert trees in a indoor garden that have seen real sunlight for the past 4 years. Please don't be rude when writing your comment.

I left half, few days later I checked to harvest them but they got so tall and look like starting to seed, so fast

It’s cousin, Hedge Bindweed.

@@LivinTheGreen aren’t they the same 😂

@@Neocardinialord_not quite, this one is not as mellow, lol.

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Lol

That’s awesome. When we live in CA everything grew! Here its very challenging.

I like it though, smells like malabar spinach.

The label says sweet cherry

@@LivinTheGreen thats not a variety :)

@@Dormiscere we don’t know the variety of that particular one in the video cuz it was a gift from my husband’s client 😁 When we asked he said just check the label, lol, but it was the sweetest cherry I had last year. Anyway, we have a Bing and Montmorency and the 5th we don’t know.