3 Fruits Every Beginner Gardener NEEDS To Plant IMMEDIATELY That Will Feed You For Life
Вставка
- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- I have been growing fruit in my backyard for 10 years now, and these are the three fruits I would tell myself to grow if I could go back in time. With these three fruits you will get big delicious harvests in a short amount of time and with ease.
Merchandise: jamesprigioni.com
Amazon Shop: www.amazon.com/shop/thegarden...
MY FAVORITE GARDEN PRODUCTS 🧰 💯
→ IV Organic Fertilizer: PROMO CODE TUCK10 for 10% off all items ivorganics.com
→ Birdies Raised Beds: COUPON CODE: TUCK shop.epicgardening.com
→ Fiskars Micro-Tip Pruning Shears: amzn.to/3w2VsPK
→ Coco Coir: amzn.to/3uAyV9J
→ Sulfur Dust for Fungal Diseases: amzn.to/2VETaXP
→ UV Resistant Marker: amzn.to/3oUevXb
→ 40% Shade Cloth: amzn.to/3vrAYNF
→ IV Organic Fertilizer: ivorganics.com PROMO CODE TUCK10 for 10% off all items
→Quality Seed Cells: COUPON CODE: TUCK shop.epicgardening.com/produc...
→ Vermiculite: amzn.to/311woeH
→Perlite: amzn.to/33uUJHQ
→Mykos Pure Mycorrhizal Inoculant: amzn.to/2WCZfRX
→6 Mil Greenhouse plastic: amzn.to/39m1YCQ
→Row Cover: amzn.to/2GR12h5
→Neem Oil: amzn.to/2NgXfta
→Insect Netting: amzn.to/2DbJ9I7
→BT Spray for Brassicas: amzn.to/3erdkss
→Slug Organic Control: amzn.to/3Le5eCV
→Spinosad Organic Broad Spectrum Insect Control: amzn.to/3yCUafY
→Pruners I use: amzn.to/2QsNCtT
→Tomato Clips: amzn.to/2YxoaGr
→Sprayer I use: amzn.to/3s4XCf5
→Square Foot Gardening Book: amzn.to/3bUwCVo
→My Boots amzn.to/2NZq5Pe
ALSO FIND ME ON
→Facebook: / jamesprigionigardening
→Twitter: / jamesprigioni
→Instagram: / jamesprigioni
→Contact: (Business Only) thefranchisse3@gmail.com - Навчання та стиль
The Bible says that a good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children--that's my goal. At near 66 years old, I'm setting up my three acres for my grandchildren. I may or may not see fruit/nuts from the trees I'm planting, but they will. It is however, gratifying to have some production from fruit bearing plants, especially those that will continue to produce well into their adult lives. I want them to look at the food forest I built and think "Papa did this for me."
That’s beautiful!
You're an amazing man sir. Not many people have a papa as amazing as you!
Beautiful.
Good man 🏆♥️
Im thankful the world has people like you.
Omg love your mannerisms. Spent a lot of time living on Long Island and then New Jersey. There's nothing like the personality and the mannerisms of a New Jersey person. Your energy is so refreshing
I am on Long Island now lol
@@melaniedietz4217 I currently live in Arizona my whole backyard is a garden. I watch UA-cam videos to learn more about gardening and even though he's in New Jersey with a whole different climate I watch him because it's so refreshing
I’m also from Jersey 🌸
@@melaniedietz4217
I'm on Long Island Sound on the Connecticut side of it. It's in my backyard so LIS is my swimming pool stocked with seafood so my garden provides Veggies & then we get seafood like fish ,crab, & lobsters, and clams
James is a Joisy Giant .
Great Guy 👍🍇🫐🥕🫒🫑🥭
Took your advise and planted a mega strawberry patch last week! Excited four pounds of fresh berries in the upcoming season. Great tips in this video james!
Let’s Gooo!!! I am excited for you too, especially being a chef and having the level of appreciation you do for food. Thanks Mike 😁❤️
Where would be a good place to get some?
Still got about 4 gallons of strawberries this year but last year was double. Hoping next year's is a boon crop again
Is there going to be a collaboration in the future?😀 Love both your guys’ channels! let’s goooo! 😉
Hope to do same, hopefully not too late in Northern NJ. Just have to figure out which space I want to dedicate🍓🍓.
I love the pooch in the beginning of the video. I love the fact that almost every gardener I watch has a dog alongside and the enthusiasm and joy when you talk about the plants. Very informative and fun to watch. I just subscribed.
We have blueberries blackberries and raspberries growing here and love them all. We also planted elderberry and find it both easy to grow and productive. We planted three varieties.
@TheRumbleBunny ,
That's awesome, do you think they will they grow in zone 10.
May I ask What variety plants did you get
And we're you found them ?
I would love to do get some .
How do you keep raccoons, squirrels off of your fruit trees, veggies, and strawberries, etc.? Can you do a video on how to properly prune grapes, berries, etc to get more fruits!!! I have jostaberries, various grapes, Raspberries, Blackberries, Logan Berries, Currents both red and black, I have a mature garden finally after 4.5 years but animals and birds get my harvest before they are even ripe, and I don't have tons of fruit either!!! Thank you so much James
Yeah I can do a video on pruning grapes
Fencing and netting. Also birds don't like shiny or reflective things. Racoons don't like light or humans, an a.m. radio will keep them away usually.
His garden is over feeding them is they all have diabetes.
We have rattlesnakes also in south Texas. How do I know if the strawberry patch will be snakeless to harvest?
We use professional grade netting (Orchard Valley Supply) for blueberries, look up professional knitted netting for grapes. Raspberries and blackberries we just pick asap and hope. Birds don’t like large berries, so try large fruited blackberries, like Triple Crown. We also have trap crops like mulberries that keep birds away from cherries. Strawberries we net. We don’t care for currants, so use them as trap crops. If you have something that a raccoon wants to eat, electric fencing is the only way to go. Metal baffles may deter squirrels from fruit trees, no promises here as they are incredibly clever. Good luck!
Thank you for teaching with so much energy and positive outlook ! I had been feeling intimidated with planting a garden, until I came across your videos ! I am a 75 year old grandma, who grew up in the suburbs, but moved to the “country” 6 years ago - trial and error (and disappointments) year after year - found your videos, and I feel re-energized to start again … this year, I am getting the “area” for my Food-forest ready ! And looking forward to planting ! Thank you
I am 72 myself. I have not started a food forest, although I would love one. That takes a good bit of money to start. Something I have very little of. I have planted a few tomatoes, sweet potatoes from slips, onions, basil with the tomatoes and want to add radishes and carrots, maybe cauliflower later. I wish you much luck.
Im in my 70's also! Don't forget to add some worm castings to your plants. It is the best fertilizer on the planet! I raise millions of worms for fertilizer for my garden and to teach others how to care for them :)
I to feel discouraged because ive tried planting many things and always failed
I see a new James Prigeoni video, I click! I am wanting to get into growing fruit next season, so this is helpful! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️s for the boss Tuck.
Let's Gooo Hillary! Me and Tuck always love seeing kind and encouraging words from you in the comments. Glad to hear that, yeah you need some strawberries to make things even sweeter!
Having a couple of handfuls of berries everyday from the strawberries ,red ,black and yellow raspberries and blueberries . I planted them last spring after being inspired by you .
I love your doggie so much. I love how he cools off by digging himself a little shady bed. And I love how he likes to eat the veggies and harvest them himself. And I love how he is so floofy, loyal, loving, and happy! He loves you so much! TUCK 💗💗💓💓💓💓💓💓💗💗💗💗❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💖💖💗💗💓💓 I LOVE TUCK
I love how happy u always are!
I've never seen yellow raaberries before...cool...
They are the sweetest ones too! ❤️
@@jamesprigioni wow nice thanks for sharing
I planted raspberry runners last summer at my new house. They are so abundant now in the summer and there will be even more in the fall. I got them for free from a family friend. I am so thankful.
I posted this on another channel and figured a few folks might need to hear this if they’re having a tough year in their garden.
For reference, I’m 5b in CO with awful clay soil, bone-dry wind, and relentless 5k+ altitude sun.
To the post-
It’s been a challenging year and I’ve taken quite a few garden “L’s” on the chin, from the May snowstorm that broke everything that switched abruptly to extreme heat, to escaped chickens ripping apart the garden, to our German Shepherds barreling through fences while playing this morning and smashing the blueberry I planted last night. Last night for crying out loud! 🤬
It seems like it’s always something this year.
But alas, dogs will be dogs, chickens will be chickens, and the CO weather will CO weather.
I’ll keep rolling with the punches, and making the necessary adjustments.
I’m focusing on getting as many perennials and trees in the ground knowing the work we put in this year will be an investment in fruitful harvests for years to come.
In short, things don’t always go as planned. Don’t get discouraged, keep keepin’ on.
If I can do it, anyone can.
👩🏻🌾💚
I don't know about you guys but I would love to do a tour of your garden/farm. It's so inspiring!!
Same here!
We head down there for vacation to see family/friends every summer. I would love to see the food forests and thank him in person. We always need to hit the mainland at least a couple times and we’re probably only minutes away when we go for groceries etc.
I worked in my friend's garden for years (mostly weeding, which I strangely loved---instant gratification!) and then later at a garden center. I just fell in love with gardening. I believe I saw one of your videos years ago when you were first starting out (forgive me for not staying the course) and recently your channel started popping up again and I was like, "Hey? I think that's the guy I saw YEARS ago? Look at how his garden has GROWN!!" So fantastic. I love your enthusiasm, I love your dog Tuck 💖🍓, and I'm learning a LOT. So just wanted to say thank you and God bless!
Love Tuck 🥰 Thank you for the excellent suggestions, which i will surely incorporate.
Another possible addition to your list is the fig tree, which is easy to grow and beautiful with healthy delicious fruit. There are many varieties, with cold hardy types for northern gardeners.
Even if fresh figs could be bought in the grocery stores, they couldn't compare with how fully ripe ones from the trees taste!
Figs are virtually insect free, and i have baby figs in pots which are trying to produce fruit at a few inches tall! By the second year, they should be producing already. Fig trees can be kept small, when pruned yearly. This is easy to do, even for beginning gardeners, and the trimmings can be stuck in the earth for new trees in the spring, increasing the orchard or to share with others.
You and Tuck are inspiring for all of us!🌱🦋🌱
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
@@Godwinpounds4333 Fine, thanks
@@lorettajoy7275 it’s nice meeting with you here. Where are you texting from?
@@Godwinpounds4333 I'm in Virginia, near NC border, and you?
@@lorettajoy7275 I’m from Florida. How’s the weather condition over there?
We love you tuck❤️❤️❤️❤️
And he loves you 🐕❤️
My grandma planted blueberries like 30 years ago at the hunting cabin she lived at. We don't do anything to them but omg the best blueberries ever.
I am new to gardening but am so encouraged and excited to get started. I did start some tomatoes and strawberries and I see a little bit of sprouts! I am stoked! Thank you and Tuck for the videos! Love them!
Aloha braddah James your fast becoming one of my favorite UA-cam Gardner 💯 love the energy, and the contents. 💯 oh yeah, gotta give Tucker some love too, love seeing him eat them veggies, I also give my dogs treats fron the garden 💯👍🤙
I found your channel and just finished planting my garden with my child this weekend. We planted blueberries, strawberries, and many different vegetables including shallots! I can't wait to start pruning my tomatoes and cucumbers!
I've done a few edible, ornimental beds near my house, apple trees with blueberry and currant bushes spaced every other apple tree with strawberries as a ground gover and cedar mulch. They are very nice looking productive beds that were only growing grass before
barley getting into gardening frfr and u have been a fantastic help!
Much love Tuck and James ❤️❤️❤️❤️💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
You gotta try Hardy Kiwi! Doesn't have the fuzz the store kiwis have, and is MUCH better tasting, and is MUCH cold hardier. Just make sure its got a very strong trellis or fence because they are very vigorous vines
Are these able to be grown in Ohio?
I have had kiwi vines going for 3 years now and they are finally filling in the fence. Just when I think I’m close to getting fruit and my husband is ripping down the fence they are on to put up a grain bin. Any idea if it’s possible to transplant established kiwi vines? I’m so sick about maybe losing them.
@@sarazalar99 Definitely! They are Hardy down to -25°F and as low as -40°F depending on which variety
@@michelleprull4105 You can do it safely in the winter while the vines dormant as soon as the ground can be worked but before any bud break. After all that's how nurseries are able to ship dormant bare root plants
@@noreaster4194 I will have to cut all vine back to almost the ground though. Will it take another 3 years to grow back, do you know?
Good morning
Good morning Belinda! Me and Tuck hope you have a majestic day!
Great suggestions! I can't grow raspberries well here but I love our strawberries and blueberries! Thanks for sharing!
James you should introduce us to your camera person. He or she always does a great job. So how about giving them some credit and introduce them to your subscribers. Thanks again for the upload and information. You have helped to make my garden great.
The Reason youre Fruits taste so good and are so Juicy is that youre Love and Attention have an Impact on youre Flowers. Great Videos i Love to See 👍🏼
Mines from rabbits fertilizing everything😝
The blue Grow shirt 💙
Tuck 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Let’s Gooo Kimberly! ❤️
I needed this advice so bad but unfortunately this year is a very busy summer for us. We are starting to build our house and soon be homesteaders. So any tips are always a huge help for us. Thank you for this video!
Hazelnut bushes. Nuts in 3-4 years, get huge harvests if you can beat the squirrels. Nut trees are great source of oil and protein for homesteads.
Thank you very much, James, for teaching us more details about different types of berries. I need a berry patch so much! My yard is teeny tiny. I'm grateful for what I have, but I dream of more land to grow the same things you do! You are my source for fruit-growing information! I'm on the west side of NJ, pretty much parallel to you, so you are proving to me that those fruits can be grown here. Thanks so very much! Good health and happiness to you and yours, always!
I have planted Raspberries Blueberries and strawberry 🍓 😋
@@sandrabrown6860 Best of luck! Get some bird netting so they don't steal all your hard work!
Hey James. A friend gave me about 20 strawberry starts on Monday. She said to plant them directly into my garden box and I rushed home and did that in the evening just before dark. It was still about 90 degree here in Missouri. They don't look so good, but she says to keep watering them and they will come out of it? I sure Hope so.
Soil in my area is limestone-based, so blueberries are not a possibility. I grow saskatoons instead, which taste very similar and are hugely productive.
You could make a raised bed or grow them in a 5 gallon bucket
I’m with ya. Blueberries hate my limestone home too.
never heard of those!
@@kosycat1 Saskatoon is serviceberry. I also grow honeyberry/ haskaps but just got them all planted last year so have not eaten off of them yet. Very similar taste to blueberries but easy to grow no matter what soil.
@@michelleprull4105 Cool. I will have to try those. i've head of service berry before. Thanks!
Yes! Berries! Strawberries & raspberries are so easy to propagate, and they're especially delicious when you grow them yourself. 😋
Blueberries are awesome too, but not as easy to propagate and you typically need 2 or more varieties for pollination.
Other fruits that are super easy to grow lots of: currants & gooseberries, blackberries & boysenberries, even grapes. Just stick cuttings in the dirt & keep them watered, and you'll have more bushes & vines than you'll know what to do with.
As for bird netting, in a smaller space like yours it totally makes sense. I'm on a bit of acreage though, where netting could easily cost a lot for materials & man hours, so my strategy is to simply grow enough plants that the wildlife can have their share and I get enough for my family. Also, I've netted my berries before, and try as I may birds always found their way inside & got stuck...so I found myself extracting birds too often, lol.
I love your channel, James, Tuck too. 👍 Your exuberance about gardening is infectious.
Funny just finding this. I've grown Strawberries successfully the last 2 years. I bought one Strawberry this year back in February and had it inside under grow lights rooting runners till I could bring it outside. I now have 5 Strawberries. In addition, this year I went a little nuts and amassed 8 different cultivars of Blueberries. They include Duke, Elliot, Chandler, Jersey, Bonus, BlueGold, Pink Icing, and Sweetheart. Got a Goji. Hoping my Meyer's Lemon fruits this year and I fear my Lime may never produce. I also have 3 figs, Olympian, Hardy Chicago, and Violette de Bordeaux. My little space is getting crowded and I love it.
Strawberries, blueberries and blackberries are a must to grow! 😍🙌🏻🍓
Wow beautiful sharing 👍
Jersey is ALL about the BGE, "Big Garden Energy!"
Tuck pest - 😂❣❤💕💖💓 I haven't seen any Tuck pests in my yard, but if I do, I will lure them away with carrots! 🥕🥕🥕 😂
James, you are SO informative! Love you videos always! And TUCK, of course!
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
I put in some young apple trees a few years ago. The deer destroyed everything above the graphed section and killed that part. I planted 2 haralsons and 1 sweet sixteen. I have no idea what the root stalks were of but they are growing back nicely.
I have been sprinkling crused red dried peppers on some plants and it has kept the raccoons off! Also sprinkled some on my front deck and it has ended the raid of the outside cats food as well. I like this idea. I am not certain about how it will affect deer, but may be good, as they go by smell as well.
@@em3842 I ended up just putting a few stakes in and some deer netting. It’s worked good so far. I really need to fence in my yard though. That would open up the area to a lot more growing potential.
You can always get new scions to graft on, from eBay.
I just got my first place and lucky for me a previous owner from well over a decade ago planted raspberries, left the wild blackberries unchecked, and I have two pecan trees! Also got my hands on a pink lemonade blueberry plant cause the nursery near me was having a sale on some stuff for in store only. Got some muscadines from them too, and going back once their apple and nectarine trees are back in stock.
I can’t grow raspberries in zone 10a but have a blackberry that is doing well. I have blueberries & strawberries too.
My blackberries are THRIVING, but the raspberries are struggling. I am going to try mulberries and figs.
For the Boss: 💜🐾💚🐾💜
Let’s Gooo!!! 🐕❤️
Tuck is the cutest pest I’ve ever seen!🤣❤️❤️❤️
And those are the 3 things I planted in my yard this year! Even grafted some apple trees.
Nice to see Tuck every time! He’s special!
I just started my first garden this years and I have all 3 of these planted! I am so dang excited watching these grow!! I also got 3 varieties of apples and hope to see apples in a few years!
I'd love to get a video on how to prune raspberries and blueberries!
Blessings to all!
I clearly remember growing up in NJ and chowing down on the black raspberries and mulberries from the vacant lots along the highway.
So cool to know that, I actually picked up a blueberry, raspberry, and goji berry plant today
Tuck & the Apprentice, back with more great information! We have strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries in our urban garden. Charlotte, NC. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Tuck is priceless!! Wish my 3 pups were more garden friendly. . .
I am loving the Titan rabbiteye type blueberry. On its second season, it was loaded with berries the size of a nickel. Really impressive variety.
I will check that one out, thanks bro ❤️
I have a large raspberry patch it began 100% all on it's own! We share a fence with neighbors & some volunteer raspberry's kindly came under the fence to live in our yard, once here they continued to spread, wa-la a raspberry patch! I have no idea which type, they're bright red, sweet & harvesting begins on fathers day. Our Peppermint came to us the same way!
Omg I just sat down with my glass of homemade strawberry hard cider and this popped up. 3 gal of overripe strawberries (blend and strain juice) + 2 lbs sugar in a gallon jug with a balloon on top. Leave in cool dark spot in your house. I like it when it is just barely alcoholic and sweet and sparkling. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ to the infinity adorable Tuck.
I screwed up and planted raspberries too close to the house. I relocated them, now I have raspberries everywhere.
Completely coincidently, I happened to buy strawberries, blueberries and raspberries to grow in containers just this week. I was quite encouraged to see all 3 made your list. I cant wait for those garden snacks! Thanks for all your informative videos.
Where do you find them in containers?
I can only find bulbs seeds.
♥️♥️♥️♥️ Tuck
I would recommend either thorn less raspberries or boysenberries. While boysenberries have thorns, they are tiny and don't hurt nearly as much as thorned raspberries/ blackberries.
Good suggestions! I have some boysenberries that I harvest in a video coming up and they are sooo delicious
@@jamesprigioni I completely agree. I planted 3 last year. This year I gave 6 away and still have about 10. They are ridiculously easy to propagate.
❤️❤️❤️ love Tuck!
Thank you James and Tucker 🥰
My garden is urban and small. I plan on starting strawberries in one of my raised beds next year. I'm in zone 4 and wanted to mention that Haskap bushes grow really well here and they are the earliest fruit to come into season here. They taste similar to blueberries. You do need two varieties. We've been enjoying them for 3 weeks now. They are big and good for eating fresh right off the bush. They will start to wane just as our raspberries are starting to fruit.
Raspberries are awesome. I got some free red raspberries from my sister-in-law and they've grown like weeds. Some blackcap raspberries started growing where the birds like to shit off the railing on my deck. I dug them all up, and moved them to a better location, and now have a huge harvest of delicious blackcap's. They are the easiest plant to grow, were free, and are very rewarding. I also tried a thornless variety, but have had much less success with it. They seem to be more susceptible to bugs and critters; I guess the thorns are there for a reason ;).
That would be me...we already had three pear trees on our property. the biggest one has a disease. Apples and peaches fall off during a thunderstorm. Love Mr. Tuck. 💖
You and Tuck always make my day better. Great video, easy to do and something everyone can do!
❤️💓❤️💓❤️🐾🐾🐾🐶
Gorgeous garden. Be very proud.
Hey Team Tuck! Seeing you run around in shorts and Tuck au natural has me pining for Summer where I am Down Under one month into Winter. It never snows here in the subtropics and it can get hot and humid in our summers. I have grown blueberries in a terracotta pot and strawberries in the past but I haven't tried raspberries but would love to. Cheers!
Tuck, the soul of the garden !!!
TUCK THE GARDEN PROTECTOR !!!!!
Yup! 🐕❤️
Tuck is so cute! Great video of him curled up in his hole under the berry plant!
Hey James I live in San Antonio Texas I just finished getting two Barbados Southern cherry trees they're so awesome bro now I got 18 trees in my yard and they're all producing fruit..thanks 4 TEAM GROW
Hugs to you and Tuck glad the growing season is back so I can enjoy the adventures of the garden with you both. Looking good.
I keep on expanding I started with $20 plot at the fairgrounds to 5 raised beds at home(280sqft). As I finish this bed today I'm thinking about landscaping and making a perenial garden. I like that it doesn't take much money and there's always some workarounds it just takes a lot of effort.
I live in northern Louisiana and we have wild blackberries EVERYWHERE. I've gotten over two whole gallons this year, and they are wonderful little berries.
❤️❤️❤️go tuck 😘
🐕❤️
Thanks again for your info videos.
You are welcome, me and Tuck have a blast making them!
Thanks to Tuck too!😊
You got a good buddy there
Yup and loyal too
My strawberries are just refusing to flower :(
Btw ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ for Tuck
Is it really hot where you live? Some varietes like the Fall and cooler weather
@@mochamommyATX oh… I put this comment 4 mo ago… for got about it. Now I’m getting some decent harvests
Great video! Not only do i have all 3 of these fruits planted thanks to you and Tuck but you've also inspired me to put a Nikitas gift persimmon and peach tree in my garden. Im on Long island so basically the same zone as you thats why i copy every variety you grow. Ive watched like 90% of your videos, thanks for the inspiration!
You've done a great job Jim. Berries are much easier to grow than large fruit which can be very difficult .Great video.
Love that boss dog💕💕energized for berries this spring.
I recommend Clove currants, very tasty.
I always feel a little manipulated whenever you ask us to like the video for Tuck. I love Tuck. I can’t just NOT immediately pause the video to like and comment. Lol 😂
I had raspberry bushes for 3 years. It grew jurassic size leaves but not one berry. 🥰🥰🥰🥰😘 love for Tuck.
I have a strawberry bed, 3 blueberry bushes and I had 3 double gold raspberries… but only one grew back. I got some raspberries this year. I’m very happy with my fruits :)
Infectious energy from James! Love the videos. Thank you for what you do!
Your food forest is such an inspiration.
Absolutely love your videos. As a beginner gardener this really helps, you motivate me to keep on going. Love Tuck the boss.
Thanks Omar! Me and Tuck are glad to hear you are finding value in the videos 🐕❤️
every good harvest starts with a seed. Love seeing Tuck!
❤❤❤
Heck yeah! I just love this channel. You always deliver. Kind, positive, informative. Keep it up! We appreciate it!
Always enjoy your videos! Just what I needed to get started!
Thank you for your encouragement! I love Tuc too!!! hearts hearts!!!!
James, I just love your videos and the love you have for Tuckie boy and your food forest! Lots of ❤️❤️❤️❤️ for Tuckie! Your enthusiasm is contagious!!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ sending Love Tuck! Thanks James, great advice.
Thank you. Your videos bring such joy in these dark times.
Thanks for sharing!❤️🙏👍
Great video James! Ive' been growing raspberries for years and am now getting into straw and blue berries. Thanks for the tips and showing your garden.
LOVE TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND TUCK!!
❤🌟❤🌟❤🌟❤🌟❤