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- čas přidán 24. 04. 2022
- Seasonal garden crops are great, but what about long-term food supplies? Fruit trees will feed you every year with a fraction of the work. Not only are they less work, but they are a great healthy food source and you can use their fruit in various ways. Eat it raw, can it for later, freeze dry it, dehydrate it, and more. Today, I show you some of the edible fruit trees that we have been collecting for our orchard in this mini garden tour.
/ @homewithkim
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Hi! My name is Kim. This year my family has decided to throw out all the conventional ways of easy cooking and convenience foods. We are moving towards a new way of life..more holistic, with whole foods, all organic, and home grown garden produce. Better food, better health, better life! I know it is going to be more planning and hard work...but what we eat is the most important thing that we do all day. Food is medicine or it is poison. I want to serve medicine to my family. Join us as we embark on this new journey. It will be full of progress and mistakes, as we try new things such as tinctures, salves, fermentations, canning, homesteading, gardening, and so much more. ❤️
We have plum & peach, and I’m working on adding avocado, coffee, loquat, cherry, apple… any and everything that’s bearing. We are super excited!
We are with you..just bought some more trees to add to our orchard :)
We have also started planting fruit trees...a good initiative if you have kids is to have each family member plant one!
Absolutely. We didn't film it, but we actually had the whole family outside this weekend planting them up:)
Suggestion about planting trees where you have a lot of wind. Plant young trees leaning into the wind. As they grow the wind will straighten your trees. If you plant trees vertical, the wind will eventually make them lean over. I'm in Texas now. But lived in Commifornia for 70 years. Commercial farmers will plant their orchards leaning into the wind. After 3-4 years the trees become straight.
Great Tip! Thanks for sharing. :)
I'm old enough to remember when they still had Orchards in Orange county. Also living in Texas again because of commies.
I grew up in Fresno County and sadly watched the orchards, vineyards and cattle disappear, giving way to gangs and graffiti. Sad, sad times.
Really happy for you all. Luv your channels!
Thank you so much! ❤️
We had apple trees growing up . Love fresh fruits
I have orange. Lemon. Plum .avocado. Hazelnuts. And apple tree's I grew from seeds from shop bought fruit .Great video thank you and best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪
Great! I need to grow some fruit trees from seed! Just hope they will be true to the variety.
Wow Mark, how do you grow avocado and citrus in Ireland? I live in mid-Atlantic region of U.S. and we cannot. Sad because I love them. Do you have a greenhouse?
@@cheryllaurence9847 I have a little plastic 3 x 2 meter polytunnel .I started the seeds in my room using a little heat mat and then put the little seedlings on my windowstill and after a month or so I put the plants in the polytunnel
We live in MI. and have different types of apple trees, pear, peach, cherry, mulberry, a walnut tree, grape vines, gooseberry and rasberry bushes. Also different herbs. We are adding more each year. I love to can and freeze, what we grow.
You have a whole lot of food access! :). This year I will be canning for the first time! Can't wait!
Make a strong brew of lemon grass and add brew to a large jug of water, chill and drink after working hard outside. There is just a hint of lemon that doesn't need sugar. Basil is good too. Very refreshing.
I will give it a try. Thanks!
I always thought we couldn’t grow apples & peaches in our area … excited to see how yours do! 😃
I think they take a little extra care:)
Honey crisp apples are great up here in Minnesota. Wow someone is going to be doing a lot of digging.🤪 Thanks for the video😁👍
Lots and lots of digging! Thanks for watching:)
@@homewithkim Poor Adam Oh wait 🤔stump bucket time!!! Lucky Adam🤣👍
LOL! Anything to use his tractor:)
Mrs Kim have you tried Ambrosia Apples? I absolutely love those apples?
Try an "Envy" apple. THE best!
I will have to look it up:)
I'm from Cantada so I can only grow snow ball trees. Our government likes to let them melt so we can't eat.
Sorry about that.
I can't watch your channel while I'm labeling my jars, everything now says 2023 smh...y'all crack me the hell up, especially the one with you washing that chicken's backside, if you have a video of you changing your childs diaper for the first time, i'm sure we'd love to see that LOL. Love both your channels
Check out Stefan Sobkowiak, Permaculture Orchard.
Will do!