What's Ripening? August 2022
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2022
- This is a new video series I'm starting, roughly every 2 months I'll show what is flowering, ripening, or ready to eat in this Florida food forest. This is strictly items that are growing in the yard, not in planters or raised beds. It also does not include items that are avaliable all year, I'll create a separate video for those.
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You can use my general amazon link (amzn.to/3qjBw6K) or check out one of the tools below. These are tools I use every day in my garden and highly recommend.
Tree saw - this Silky Professional F180 has a comfortable grip and cuts through branches with ease. I use this for things too large for the pruners. To date there is no rust on it, I put a loop of paracord through the hole in tha handle to make it easier to hang. Link: amzn.to/35Mb77Z
Pruners - The Felco F-2 Pruners are the choice of gardening experts everywhere. They seem to last forever, if you are a real heavy user you can buy replacement blades and make them like new again. Link: amzn.to/3qjzgMO
Snippers - For more precise work such as cutting delicate leaves off of new starts, these Corona stainless steel snippers work great. They have a long narrow blade to get into the tight spots on your seedlings or to prune smaller plants. Link: amzn.to/2TZmk2B
Trowel - Now this isn't really classified as a trowel but the Corona Scopp is my everyday all prupose tool that I probably use more than anything else (besides the pruners). This is not the best for digging in the soil but I don't really do much of that in my food forest. This is an excellent tool for potting, which I do a lot of. It holds a lot more than a traditional trowel and is a very well built tool. I've left it out in the rain many times and no rust. Link: amzn.to/3zRa5We
Knife - This Morakniv knife has held up well, it stays sharp and while the blade has lost its bright color it has not rusted. I use this for opening bags of soil and cutting ropes and twine. This knife is fairly inexpensive and includes a belt holster if you prefer to carry it that way. Link: amzn.to/3d9IPbD
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Looking good 👍🏼
Good video.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝
Looks great!!!
Thanks!!
Terrific content sir and so valuable seeing what someone so close by is able to grow. We met briefly a few months ago at the BCFC meeting, I’m down in Grant and currently planting out 2 acres worth. I’ll have to show you pictures or give a tour at some point in the future, but meanwhile, thank you for the update!!
Sounds good, I'd like to see your property :)
Also in 9b in Orlando. I lose 100% of my guavas to fruit fly every single year. So frustrating…
I'm just now starting to have this problem. Might have to eliminate a few plants and protect selected fruit.
I can't even get to fruiting, the white flies are all over mine 1🤨