Late summer Food Forest Update!
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Thank you for your attention to detail! Your videos are always top notch! 🍒🧡
Do you winterize this or let it fly?
I winterize it.
Your videos are always so informative and interesting! Thank you for that! 🍭💝
those irrigation standpipes don’t freeze there???
Not when there’s no water in them.
should take advantage of the extra rain and mulch it heavy with straw
Youve got a whole lot of feed for meat rabbits. Looks to me you could raise 30 rabbits a month on that space.
Are all alders nitrogen fixing?
Yes.
Excellent job!
Looks good. Glad to hear I am not the only one who has trouble remembering what they planted. Thinking about getting the aluminum forestry tags to help – or a pop can. I am surprised you used green alder rather than beaked hazelnut – I just harvested a bunch of hazelnuts from my wild ones. If I could suggest checking your cherry plums to see if they are sending up shoots above graft (if one) as I had some trees that came back. Good job.
Will you be adding persimmons or paw paws eventually? I feel up there they would do amazing. Haskaps and rasberries would thrive too
I’ve got all of those except persimmons. I don’t like them.
Very nice, that’ll be amazing in 5 years! Are your alders nitrogen fixers?
Pear apple (asian pear) does really well for me. I’m in the pnw but in a colder microclimate. No disease, great growth. Slice thin and dehydrate and they’re a great snack for hikes. We’re adding more to our food forest/silvopasture. I need some self seeding cannabis! 😂
may the forest be with you 🖖
Smoking weed? ehhh
something eat all my caraganas. I cannot make them grow their leaf a pierced by thousand os holes and the plants dies.
May the forest be with you. May you give up your drug addiction to weed.