Tour of FRUIT TREES
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
- Danny takes you on a tour of some of the fruit, nut and berry trees we have growing. These are the older trees we have had for years. The trees we planted this year came from Growers Solution and Gurney's. Every home should have fruit and berries in their yard.
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Perfect timing! Today my daughter and I will plant 4 apple trees (3 varieties), 2 pears, 2 peaches and 2 apricots trees. We also have a nice red maple and 6 blueberry bushes to plant. We are having to hand dig the clay soil, and boy, is that a workout! We know it will take several years until anything blooms, but we've got to plant today for tomorrow's harvest! Here in Michigan, the governor had shut down garden centers for awhile. At my local Walmart the trees they got in were stressed - I don't think the growers took care of them properly. But truly, their leaf tips are just a little browned. Anyway, they immediately marked them 50% off, and I was the first shopper there, when the discount was happening. God is so good!
I have only about 2 acres, but we are inspired by many of the books and channels that teach how to build tiny homesteads.
This year, fruit trees. Next year chicken tractor & chickens :) Have a Blessed day!
Danny, I think you can grow anything! You are a wealth of knowledge and information!
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Danny in 1958, when I was a 3 year old, my father was stationed in Cuba. We had a pomegranate tree in our back yard and I used to climb up in it. Very pleasant memory for me. In Jacksonville FL we had our own pecan tree in the front yard. I remember that we were "chored" with picking them up off the ground each year. Figs - my aunt's momma had a fig tree that we used to just pick and eat from in the summer. i have picked and packed blueberries from a commercial grower in NJ too. Uncle Carla had to keep a machete out in those fields, because there were some nasty NJ snakes hanging out, and giving birth while we were picking. My brother here in Jacksonville, grows a few grapefruit, a few orange, a few limes and a few lemon trees. I get blessed with the bounty of the harvest each year, and also get the privilege of helping to pick the ripe ones too. You have brought it all together, and a lovely fruit/nut forest there.
I want y’all to know that this video set the tone for my day and it was a wonderful thing. Just watching Danny and the way he practically glows when talking about the production of the trees. It’s a wonderful feeling when you have nurtured a plant and it starts producing. Thanks for sharing it so well, I almost felt it myself and I am hundreds of miles away and have nothing to do with your beautiful trees lol! Well Done and thanks for a great start to the day!
Your fruit trees are amazing 😊
Wow, God is blessing you with lots of fruit!
Have a wonderful day!
I think those pomegranate flowers are so beautiful. Thank you for your inspiring me to grow fruit and veg. I even bought a Raspberry bush.
That wind was challenging!
Thanks Danny... Transplant huckleberry in winter when dormant.
Beautiful. My blueberrys didn't make it so I need to plant more. Have a blessed day.
We are enjoying a good crop of pears, even more apples and pomegranates! Our satsuma is nicely loaded, as are the fig tree. No pecans or olives yet, but have researched and will add some nutrients to improve them. Some of the trees have gotten too shady for the scuppernong grove so we have to do some felling and trimming. Finally got me a lime tree👏🏼👏🏼! As well as hazelnut and nectarine and yellow plums! Our peach trees have mostly gotten over a pine tree falling on them☹️. So it seems we are getting ready for some blessings from our endeavors! Oh, and hubby finally got his three level wood shed done and can start splitting wood from the trees he removed! Life and God is good!
Hello,that's cool you are going to have pomegranates.I love them to.I have one orange coming on the little tree in my backyard.Some bug is chewing my lemon tree leaves.I have 6 lemons on the tree.I have DE to put on it.Or diluted dawn dish soap.Glad your fruit trees and blackberries are growing well.Thanks for the tour.Lots of pears to can this Summer.Oh great pecans! Be well you all.Love,Pia&Craig&Honey kitty.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡....
It's so good to see beautiful things growing, much love to you and Wanda, Wish I could see your place in person.
Mr Danny I know how much you love your pecans, I hope you get a ton of pecans this year!! Everything looks great guys!
Our fruit trees are doing amazing this year so far as well. I think it's all the rain and below average temps we've been having down here in Tx. Love your video!
Those are beautiful fruit trees. I didn't plant any fruit trees but I lost one. Someone backed over the Italian prune plum and it broke off. Well I just noticed I have a couple of volunteers peeking out from under the blue spruce tree. (it's huge) and one in the neighbor's woods by the property line. These might be Italian plum we'll see.
I've got a big mulberry down by my driveway with green berries all over it. I hope I get to them before the birds do! There's a few thorny blackberry bushes around, but not many. I've eaten quite a few dewberries in my cereal though! Flea Market Mobile opened back up yesterday, and there's a guy there with producing blueberry bushes...gonna get a couple next weekend!
Great video! Thank you so much for this informative video! I got so much out of it. I’m going to get me an Arkansas traveler blackberry!
Enjoy seeing Danny enjoy his farm
Wow Brother Danny, that splitter is slick! I do nope you are wearing hearing protection while using it.
Doesn't it just tickle your heart to see a young tree finally starting to produce? We've been trying to get a cherry tree to survive here at our farm for 15 years, and just last year harvested our first tiny crop off the first survivor! This year it's covered with the cutest baby cherries. two
The diversity you two have at your homestead is amazing!
huckle berrys can be transplanted as you can see. it just takes a lot of luck because they grow so slowly.
I've planted 6 Blueberries, 5 Apple Trees and a new Orcas Pear tree to go with my 2 Bartlett pears. We have 3 peach trees, blackberries & raspberries. Pawpaw trees, Hazelnuts, hickory nuts and black walnuts. We had a cherry tree, but for some reason it died. We also have a fig Tree. We have Honeybees too. GOD bless
Rita McCartt-Kordon sounds like my big yard. Add a couple of pecan trees.
@@julisteck9548 Although I'm not allergic to Pecans, I am allergic to Pecan POLLEN! But I have thought of adding 2 trees. Or an Almond tree. Living in TN, it's rough on allergies! Lol I carry an EpiPen everywhere I go. But I believe that I might be able to handle a couple of pecans.
Thank you for your suggestions. I'm also thinking of Mulberry trees. But I just don't know which variety would be best.
What kind of pecan trees are those? I was always under the impression that pecan and walnut nut trees are huge like 75 feet to a hundred feet tall. Your trees look small for being 18 years old and it is a size that I would be able to fit into my yard. I never bought a pecan tree because I did not think I would have the room but I would be able to fit two of those into my yard. And also, what a nice Garden you have! it is very impressive.
👍🏻 Love your fruit forest. This is the first year my Olympia Fig from Baker Creek didn’t die back. Absolutely loaded with figs. Now they will have a longer time to ripen. Olympia is 4 this June. My fig loves Comfrey.
the plum cucurlio has already ruined most of my peaches for this year. Too expensive to try and fight them without killing all the pollinators that forage under the trees. My figs get pruned to the ground every winter, LoL. Some of the blueberries got hit with the late frost. Nurseries do sell huckle berries but they sell out fast. Our native huckle berries grow about a foot tall, so you have to fight the copperhead and rattle snakes if you want to try and pick any if you can find any. The place I used to go pick has been cleared and wind turbines installed for miles.
Great orchard. Great channel. I'm surprised I didn't hear anything about peaches. Surely you have to have them. So easy to grow. I've got muscadines that I have to put in the ground. Also look into Ein Shemer or Anna apples. Tart little apples that will grow in the south.
We have multiple peaches, plums, nectarines and apples, they are just not producing or blooming right now.
There is tons of blueberries on my Bush. Last year I was afraid I had cut it back to much, I think I made it mad because it's huge this year.
Your trees are really fruiting
When do you fertilize your blueberries Please. Your homestead is looking beautiful and very productive.
When they start blooming.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank You
I have a dwarf meyer lemon tree, 3 blueberry bushes, 1 peach tree (white delight) and a pear tree.....I feel really good about this👍
Thank u for sharing
youre blessed with fruit and a lots of winds
You can tell you and Wanda have put a lot of work in your homestead it looks so nice and such a variety of plants.
Pruning is absolutely the reason for the growth explosion! This is great! 😀😀😀
Deep South “Fruit Stand”! ☺️ sure looks nice.
I have figs this year too. I also have a pomegranate that’s been run over by tractor, survived, then I relocated to better location. I’ll see how it does. Two of my you pear trees that I planted out 3 years ago have pears too!!
You are truly blessed. Stay safe and healthy. God's protecting and blessing's continue .
Lamentations 3:22-23 The
LORD’S lovingkindnesses indeed never ceases, For His compassions never
fail. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness. God has been so good to you and Wanda, you are being blessed with a beautiful garden this year.
God is blessing you all!
I am so thankful I found your channel just this morning.This is the 6th channel that I have found that I am absolutely interested in. No more T.V . Thank you for sharing your channel with us. God bless you .
Welcome aboard!
Your trees look great!
This was a wonderful video. How would you preserve an abundance of oranges in a "shenanigans hits the fan" scenario?
Most would be dehydrated. Slicing them and dehydrating is a great way to have long term storage of oranges. They will stay fresh for a month or so. We would be eating some each day.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you! I live in Washington, but at my summer home in California, I get more oranges then I can handle. I am like you, I don't want to waste anything. I bet dehydrated oranges are as sweet as candy! I am going to try that. 💖
Hi If you don't know about biochar. Yet tell everyone that you know very very good videos thank you very much keep up the good work videos are awesome do you know about biochar feed it to the hogs and cattle and goats it goes through them and helps the soil im from northern Kentucky look up the history of biochar for gardening tell everyone you know passed it on it's good for bad clay soil ok for good soil barn wood to char douse it with water then dry it out then activate it with worm castings or compost liquids first I also like rocket store Mass heaters couches and earthships homes are nice too look up sand to gold very interesting it's for deserts growing have a good day
WEATHER ALERT: Direct Weather, here on YT, is calling for an Arctic Cold Blast dropping temps well below normal and lasting for a number of days. I thought you could check it out to plan ahead. Best of Luck.
Great video tour of the fruit Danny, I hope you will do many follow on videos throughout the season. I bought my first Pomegranate last Autumn. When the tree arrived, some branches were damaged so I had to prune them, those spurs produces fruit for me this year. As I live in the UK, there is a long way to go at this point, we see ripe blackberries and blueberries etc in September, so you are well in advance of us! Bet you enjoyed that blueberry!
Wow! Love it! God is good!
I admire you. Ya'lls videos are so helpful . I have learned a lot .hope to learn more. ❤ ya'll god bless.
Jealousy of what you have but excited about what I am building to. Thank you for sharing! What are you doing up so early on a Sunday!?!? It is 5:34 in the morning and this was uploaded 30 mins ago.
Not Live. We filmed last week and edited then scheduled.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Ah... OK. I think I am most jealous about your blueberry patch!
I am only on 1acre and in a neighborhood with an HOA. However, they have no rules on gardening. So, since I have perfect Sun, I will be planting fruit trees in a skinny food forest around the whole yard outside the fence line. I will make it look really nice though.
Then turning a large portion of the backyard into annual/garden space. The fruit trees will have berries and herbs and flowers and such in their understories.
Hopefully it will work out well. Already starting to see A LOT more birds in the yard after planting out my first 14 fruit trees. lol
Did u us get stormy weather today?
Do you have to dig up the pineapples in winter?
Enjoyed the tour, always love the walk arounds. In the past you have shown you two picking blue berries at your dads place. Did his place sell or do you still take care of it also?
Blessings to ya'll Carol
First thing I saw when I came to this video was the like number. I immediately hit like. 667 is a much better number.
Any bird control methods and how do you water
Most of these are older established trees that have deep roots. Rain waters them. We have a well and a hose that we use to water the ones that are just beginning.
Do you have trouble with deer? I am wanting to plant fruit trees but here in central Texas we have a lot of deer.
Danny ive heard pecans only produce every three years? Is that right? Ive heard that somewhere along time ago and rasberrys only every 2 years.
How many years have you had that pomegranate tree?
Opossum love pineapples just as they start to ripen Three years of waiting and all you end up with is a rind laying next to the plant. Do yourself a favor and set some traps. It looks like your hard work has paid many blessings
Hi danny and wanda please if you can advise me my reliance peach tree was starting to bloom and the leaf buds were opening up and the late frost got them. All leafs that were coming out stunted and are basically dead looking blooms fell off. Now its just a dormant looking tree i did the bark test and still green i know i wont get fruit this year but will new leaves come back this year or will it stay this way til next year. What can i do? Thank you in advance also im in memphis tn zone 7.
Wonderful tour. Danny your Pear trees are tall how are you going to harvest the top?? Dad's pear tree last year got invaded by wasps have you had that problem???
I have a can on a very long pole that scoops them right off.
What are you fertilizing with Don form Carriere on the blue berrys and fig tree thanks be safe
Our cow manure and chicken manure.
Do you have a bee hive on your property?
Also, which growing zone is your homestead in?
How can I find an Louisiana orange tree? I’m in Texas but as soon as I can I am going back to Slidell, la. to visit my parents....
From videos I have seen they prune every year to in courage growth. Nature plants on its own . Makes no sense that you wouldn't be able to move them. I think we get told things so we can't grow food or make it complicated so we don't try
What kind of wood splitter do you have?
A 27 ton champion.
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Do you sell cuttings of your blueberries?
Where is the best place to plant a fig tree?
On the south side of a building.
Please stop calling your viewers, "guys".