Wife and I recently dedicated the empty lot we own adjacent to our house to varieties of fruit trees and berry bushes that are hardy for zone 3b. So far so good. We have two apricot trees that are now four years old. We have saskatoons, apples, and raspberries that are producing each year. This summer we also started plums, haskup, grapes and pears in varieties that can take the cold. We got our first blackberries this summer. We shall see how it goes.
Growing heritage fruit trees has been a passion of mine for about 17 years. It is such an interesting hobby and a whole other subject to vegetable growing. Good luck with your new orchard Tanya!
I am a new gardener living in a tropical environment and want to plant fruit trees & berries but didn’t think I could in this environment. I was encouraged by this video to do a bit of research and I am amazed at what will thrive here in the Caribbean.
Thank you for this video Tanya! These have been some questions that I've had and it's nice to have a single resource to refer to. In the past going to multiple sources and getting conflicting answers from a variety of people I simply threw my hands up in the air.
Incredible!! Could not agree more. I have a garden that is around 200 square meters give or take. I have created an orchard of super dwarf trees here in the subtropics of Australia. We have super dwarf apples, mangos, avocados, blueberry, tons of citrus. And below them in the orchard we mix in perennials and flowers and comfrey which prefer to have some shade from the aussie hot sun. Backyard orchards are some of the most feasible and easy to set up for everyday people as well. Gone are the days of only being able to have massive fruit trees.
Thank you very much for this informative video and recommendation of the orchard book. I got an extension to my current allotment where I plan to grow small fruit trees and have joined a group to learn about orchard management. This information is perfectly timed.. can’t wait to see you apple trees on an arch😀
Thank You Tanya Lovely Greens. Im going to look into how to grow Blueberries in containers . How? When? What variety ? etc etc etc . Im clueless right now .😂
Blueberries grow really well in containers! Make sure to plant them in an acidic potting mix (also called ericaceous compost). Keep well watered and also check the variety and whether or not it benefits from having another blueberry plant as a cross-pollinating companion.
Tanya unrelated but I just made you calendula skin balm I’ve been waiting to Make it and finally this morning has all I needed. It looks great I doubled up 1qty so can give to friends for Christmas. I’m also now harvesting my own calendula Thank you so much Have a great Christmas.
Hello! Wade does not have a UA-cam account so, unfortunately, he cannot answer questions directly. He's emailed me a couple of answers though and I'm sharing them on his behalf: One person asks about the dwarf fruit trees in the front garden so maybe you could post a link to my film on Fruit Trees in Small spaces ua-cam.com/video/IFf2z8ikXLY/v-deo.html A couple of folks mention the juicing equipment I’d reference any queries to www.vigopresses.co.uk who do everything for pressing etc.
@@Lovelygreens This is the exact information I am looking for. He expresses having the right root stock, I am very new to growing my own food and am looking forward to purchasing my forever home and having a manageable garden as I grow older. Does he have this information in his book?
I did not understand: what is the name of the machine that chops up the apples to be put into the cider press? Where would I look for any electric machine like that? Also, where can I purchase a pasteurizer? How do you ferment cider?
People often forget to put trees in. A must for a healthy garden.
Wife and I recently dedicated the empty lot we own adjacent to our house to varieties of fruit trees and berry bushes that are hardy for zone 3b. So far so good. We have two apricot trees that are now four years old. We have saskatoons, apples, and raspberries that are producing each year. This summer we also started plums, haskup, grapes and pears in varieties that can take the cold. We got our first blackberries this summer. We shall see how it goes.
Are you in the US? I'm in Wyoming, zone 4 due to wind dessication and extreme weather change. What types/varieties are your perennial fruits?
Growing heritage fruit trees has been a passion of mine for about 17 years. It is such an interesting hobby and a whole other subject to vegetable growing. Good luck with your new orchard Tanya!
Beekeeping and fruit tree growing, one helps the other.
I am a new gardener living in a tropical environment and want to plant fruit trees & berries but didn’t think I could in this environment. I was encouraged by this video to do a bit of research and I am amazed at what will thrive here in the Caribbean.
I AM FROM RWANDA IN EAST AFRICA I LOVE THIS CHANNEL I AM NEW SUBSCRIBER FROM TODAY THNK YOU GOD BLESS YOU SISTER
Really like the illustrations in Wade's book!
Thanks Tanya 😊 I was surprized to see he had a free standing espallier, no support 😲💚
Thank you for this video Tanya!
These have been some questions that I've had and it's nice to have a single resource to refer to. In the past
going to multiple sources and getting conflicting answers from a variety of people I simply threw my hands up in the air.
Thank you for this inspiration vedio.. like here im a new planting different vegetables and flowers🌸❤
A scratcher is a machine that scrunches up your apples so they can be put through a press😀
Garden 🍀🌿🌲🌹🏡
Very good for the birds 🦅 😘
enjoyable video tanya
Incredible!! Could not agree more. I have a garden that is around 200 square meters give or take. I have created an orchard of super dwarf trees here in the subtropics of Australia. We have super dwarf apples, mangos, avocados, blueberry, tons of citrus. And below them in the orchard we mix in perennials and flowers and comfrey which prefer to have some shade from the aussie hot sun. Backyard orchards are some of the most feasible and easy to set up for everyday people as well. Gone are the days of only being able to have massive fruit trees.
Thank you very much for this informative video and recommendation of the orchard book. I got an extension to my current allotment where I plan to grow small fruit trees and have joined a group to learn about orchard management. This information is perfectly timed.. can’t wait to see you apple trees on an arch😀
Great video, amazing.... Hallo from indonesia
좋은 영상 감사합니다.
=Thanks for your good teaching. :)
(from South Korea)
I am from Rwanda in east Africa
Thank You Tanya Lovely Greens. Im going to look into how to grow Blueberries in containers . How? When? What variety ? etc etc etc . Im clueless right now .😂
Blueberries grow really well in containers! Make sure to plant them in an acidic potting mix (also called ericaceous compost). Keep well watered and also check the variety and whether or not it benefits from having another blueberry plant as a cross-pollinating companion.
Tanya unrelated but I just made you calendula skin balm I’ve been waiting to
Make it and finally this morning has all I needed. It looks great I doubled up 1qty so can give to friends for Christmas. I’m also now harvesting my own calendula Thank you so much Have a great Christmas.
Wonderful! It makes me so happy to hear that you're using the recipe, growing your own calendula, and even gifting it. Well done 🌼😊
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Hello! Wade does not have a UA-cam account so, unfortunately, he cannot answer questions directly. He's emailed me a couple of answers though and I'm sharing them on his behalf:
One person asks about the dwarf fruit trees in the front garden so maybe you could post a link to my film on Fruit Trees in Small spaces ua-cam.com/video/IFf2z8ikXLY/v-deo.html
A couple of folks mention the juicing equipment I’d reference any queries to www.vigopresses.co.uk who do everything for pressing etc.
Wow
Where is your garden located? And I live in Maryland USA 7a, any suggestions?
Peace Be Unto You,
Does he have a section on how he did his dwarf trees in the front of his home?
Exactly what I want to know.
@@tracy419 He suggests watching this video that he made for Permaculture Magazine: ua-cam.com/video/IFf2z8ikXLY/v-deo.html
@@Lovelygreens thanks a lot, I'll watch this later today🙂
@@Lovelygreens This is the exact information I am looking for. He expresses having the right root stock, I am very new to growing my own food and am looking forward to purchasing my forever home and having a manageable garden as I grow older. Does he have this information in his book?
I did not understand: what is the name of the machine that chops up the apples to be put into the cider press? Where would I look for any electric machine like that? Also, where can I purchase a pasteurizer?
How do you ferment cider?
Scratter but it also called an apple grater or mill online.
His answer: A couple of folks mention the juicing equipment I’d reference any queries to www.vigopresses.co.uk who do everything for pressing etc.
What fruit trees do you have coming?
4 apples, 2 pear, and 2 cherry 🍒
try. to. get. the. siberian. pomegranate. hardy. and. fast. growing. good. luck. loma. linda. blue. zone. here.
What country is this?
England 🇬🇧
Good morning babe.
What apples have you bought for your new garden?
I'll introduce them when they arrive :) I have four apples, two cherries, and two pears
@@Lovelygreens do the pear trees come with a partridge :)
hey. Tanya check. Ellen white. method of. growing. trees did. not. mean. to. steal. your. thunder. lol. good. luck. young. lady. peter. skelen. you. are. a. lady. !! song.
yes. Ellen. white. method. of. growing. fruit. trees. on. youtube. the. whole. 9. yards. trofology. fisiology. biology ciensce. etc. etc. good. luck. loma. linda. blue. zone. the. longest. living. people. in. USA.