Spring Updates... Small Nursery Big-Ups!
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- Опубліковано 6 бер 2024
- www.edibleacres.org/permacultu... - This is a nice list of some of our favorite friends doing great work in the nursery world. Check it out, support them and tell them we said hello! We love knowing folks find new wonderful nurseries through this list
bcfnursery.com/ - Maybe the best other nursery we know of?! We're biased as its our dear friend Erik and he's a lovely person, but lovely people grow lovely plants. Buy as much as you can from him, you won't be disappointed!
www.blackbirdhollow.ca/shop/o... - Canada folks! These people have some great plants at great prices. Check them out and support 'em!
Comment YOUR nursery and promote yourself, let folks know your website and what you are excited to share to the world...
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Edible Acres is a full service permaculture nursery located in the Finger Lakes area of NY state. We grow all layers of perennial food forest systems and provide super hardy, edible, useful, medicinal, easy to propagate, perennial plants for sale locally or for shipping around the country…
www.edibleacres.org/purchase - Your order supports the research and learning we share here on youtube.
We also offer consultation and support in our region or remotely. www.edibleacres.org/services
Happy growing!
edibleacres.org/permaculture-nurseries has a pretty robust list of some of our favorite nurseries. Could be a nice starting place to track down a wide range of your favorite hardy food and medicine bearing perennials. We will offer a whole bunch of lovely plants again for shipping on September 1st on our site and will offer local bare root sales announced here soon. We appreciate immensely all you wonderful folks who come to our small nursery for your plant needs, wow, we're so lucky! Sorry we don't have larger capacity but such great news that there are SO many other wonderful nurseries to check out and help grow!
Canadian here; Blackbird hollow is great, I've ordered from them in the past! For those of us based on the west coast I highly recommend Tree eater Nursery on Denman for mail ordered plants, Eco-sense in the highlands of Vancouver island for weekend plant sales, and myself I grow a farm based small scale nursery on Quadra island, and am happy to trade or sell my limited stock. All the best!
such a great example of both the ethics and principals of permaculture - share the yields, cooperation, and abundance
La Réfriche Nursery - Pépinière la Réfriche
Hi all, we are a Canadian nursery in Ripon, Quebec, (zone 4a) specializing in cold hardy edible plants for permaculture. We strive to offer a vast collection of carefully selected nut trees, fruit trees, fruit bushes, perennials and support species.
Right now our online store is still open for bare root shipping or local pick up until April 20th. We also have a fall order period from mid October to early November.
The English version of our website is available as you scroll all the way down from the home page and click the language switch at the bottom left.
Thank you Juan, Sasha and Sean for being each of you a long lived inspiration to our people. 💚
Best regards!
Victor Cauvier-Castonguay
Hi! I am just starting out my small nursery/food forest in South West Scotland (near Wigtown - Scotland's National Book Town).
Hopefully, I will have lots of hazelnut saplings this autumn - I've put in hundreds of nuts! Just yesterday I was watching videos with you about layering honeyberries. Thank you for posting so much useful information on this channel, it's tremendous. I love the propagation potential, it's so exciting. I was feeling rather deflated because I can't afford buying all the plants that I want now. But I look at a newly planted bush and see hundreds of possible delicious plants in the making. Yesterday I planted 1 blackcurrant Titania and 2 gooseberries. I'm sure I'll give them passionate looks every time I walk past that area where they're planted. 🤗💛🤗
Also, Happy Women's Day for Sasha (and the young lady Zelda). Sunday is also my birthday, hence why I treated myself to some plants ☺️.
You guys are awesome. I can never order from you cause you're always sold out when I check but there are a lot of great nurseries I have discovered in my own West Coast milieu. One of the top 5 gardening channels for me. Just simple, real and teaching fundamentals. In lieu of Benjamins I'll give you guys a compliment. Thanks and take care of your family and friends!
Hi folks! Thanks for the nursery love, Sean! We are a small farm tree crops nursery located in the NY Champlain Valley in northern NY inside the Adirondack Park - USDA Zone 5a. We specialize in woody perennials for sheep silvopasture, and also have a wide range of cold-hardy fruit, nut, fiber, fuel and wildlife-friendly trees & shrubs. Ordering is currently open for cuttings & bare root spring shipping or farm pickup. To order plants or see what we're up to, head to our website (can't post the link in this comment, but if you do a web search or head to our UA-cam channel you can find it there). Happy planting!
I love that you do this for other small nurseries. Glad you got tons of orders this year too!
I used Andrews nursery from the list on your website. He still had peach bare root. That’s great that you all work to build each other up. I told him you sent me. 😊
Thanks again for your order Lydia!!! So appreciative of this community of plant lovers.
I knew you were going to sell out before I could make up my mind. So glad you are awesome.
Planting service berries this year and peaches grown from pits I saved. We shall see. Blessings.
Thank you for all that you do ❣️
Thank you so much for being a part of our growing and lovely community!
I wish we would have something similar in Germany.
Always generous and so caring.
We are incredibly lucky to have the amount of interest and support that we have. Ethically, and also energetically it only makes sense to distribute more evenly. To see that pattern in the landscape with water and not internalize it for the flow of financial or attention energy misses a fundamental design principle, I think.
Hey there! We're a small nursery in southern Maine and still have a selection of bare root plants available for spring shipping or pickup
Hey us too! Gonna go check you out now
This is wonderful!
I made an order from Fruitwood Nursery out of norCal this year and was very pleased! They have a great selection of cuttings, scions and rooted plugs. Pleased to recommend them
I have also had very positive experiences ordering from Fruitwood Nursery! Incredible selection, tremendous quality and very reasonable pricing.
whiffletree!!! in ontario, canada :)
I am just starting out. If you find yourself in the Hershe y, PA area and want elderberry or goji berry, hit me up.
Interested in goji
Boehm’s garden center in Rushville Illinois- large variety of native trees and perennials
The majority of my bare root fruit trees and bushes and crowns have come from Fedco's trees division. I like that they are in the same state as me, employee owned, and engaged in meaningful community work. The past few years I've thought to myself that I would order from you, but each time it comes around I'm too slow!
Thank you Sean for doing this. We are starting a small permaculture nursery in Midcoast Maine. We will open in Fall.
Well done! I always look forward to getting plants from you. Love the personal touch!💚
First time seeing one of your videos popup up after I subscribed!
South east nurseries !
First off thank you Sean for all you do and for giving us this collaborative space 😊
If you’re looking for nurseries in the south east I really love supporting a place called Feralwood Nursery. You can find them online, they rock. Human scale bare root great genetics, and amazing people behind the scenes.
I also operate a human scale nursery currently NC near Durham. I have a few bare root trees left that I am trying to move fast. Spring is here in the south and trees are waking up. I’ve got some oaks, Osage orange, red maple, and hickory.
I also have some honey locust seeds for sale from thornless mother trees at John Hershey Farm up in PA. These locust trees have a very high sugar content in the pods. I’m only in my second year now so just getting rolling and hoping to have a lot more to offer next season.
Link to my web store is in the description of my channel !
For fruit trees in the UK I can recommend Tom The Apple Man based round the English/Welsh border. Had some young but uncommonly study trees from him last year that are still looking good. Lots of rare varieties from that area, and organically farmed.
@@Ni-dk7ni No, just young 1-2 year old trees, but having bought similar age specimens from 'bargain' websites in the past, Tom The Apple Man's were more robust looking
Congrats on clearing yuor orders in 7 days! lol nice! I am in Tivoli, NY.. will be watching
Haha, I was talking to you in the comments of John Kemp's page. It's cool to recognize familiar people.
Very happy to hear of your success and what a gracious gesture to share this platform for other small nurseries. I'd love to learn about ethical nurseries in Europe, especially in and near Switzerland. I do need a female seaberry plant as well as the Goumi berry that seems just so hard to find.
How about Lubera?
I'm in the northern indiana region and I have several Chinese chestnuts and persimmon yearlings ready to distribute.
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Small scale nursery to be... turning on 8 acres this year in a regenerative/permaculute systems... mostly on my UA-cam channel now... "The Farmacy Seeds Network" Love your videos and info... hoping to snag some plants too.. will check out Eric's as well!
Any bc nurseries out there ??? Most other provinces won’t ship to bc !
The food forest looks amazing with all the green starting. Love hearing the birds in the background too.
Eco-sense in the highlands on Vancouver island is amazing. Also I have a very remote island based small scale nursery, but will be at the Campbell river seedy Saturday on the 23rd.
Im waaaay up in Tsimshian Territory but I happen to be on the island soon so ill check eco-sense out if I can. Not sure about flying with plants but could maybe mail some to myself Thanks!@@MogiMann
would you consider shipping at all?@@MogiMann
Are there any Canadian zone 3 nurseries? Also thanks for doing this for everyone!
check out oak summit nursery in manitoba
@@jordaucoin1547 Will do. In fact that's super convenient given that I live just north of Winnipeg. Thank you!
@@beautifulbloomsseeds Your site is awesome! I will definitely be ordering from you.
Your mention of the planting made me wonder: what are your thoughts on the GMO chestnut tree experiments and if you have concerns that those genetics will escape into the wild?
I'm really so not excited about that project. It seems like it might be falling apart, and I celebrate that. The idea of transgenics integrated into long lived tree systems feels grotesque, and a very thinly veiled pathway for corporations like Monsanto and other beasts to control even more of our natural world.
@@edibleacres Thank you. I was horrified to learn of the project, and am still concerned that the pollen carried genetics will escape into the wild. It frustrates me to see organizations making enormous genetic decisions with long term consequences for the natural world. If those genetics escape and are successful, our native chestnut will eventually be replaced by an engineered product. The very tree the organization was supposedly trying to save, will go extinct.