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Some trees have a two or three year fruiting cycle. Old black walnut I have here will hail walnuts every other year as does the peach tree. Build up some of those hollow reed native bee houses and plant buckwheat to draw pollinators.

The water bill in texas would makenit a loss.

Ugh 🐮 our wandering not-quite-a-cow, calf has shown how much she likes 🍅 ate ALL OF MINE😢and nasturtiums, peppers, sweet potatoes... Left my squash and zenias alone. So there's that 😊

Good Video Billy. KEEP IT UP! AATW Brother

way she goes. i've had 5 years in a row of amazing seminole pumpkin production in central florida, this year, zero. Combo of planting a couple weeks late, lack of rain, and intense heat/uv unseasonally. Live and learn. Better to learn while you still have viable plan b's, and not when you're depending on it for survival...yet. The importance of getting into it NOW, practice practice practice. And the main thing to focus on, is what is thriving, and what is struggling. Don't keep trying the things that keep failing, and increase the things that thrive. Also, not that all have this option, but I think its important to not only diversify varieties and where you plant things on your own land, but guerilla gardening out in nature i think is heavily under-utilized. David the good style lol, vacant lot next door? oops i tossed some seeds/cuttings over there...for me I live near the longest nature trail in the state, smack in the middle. I've already identified where natural citrus are growing, and tons of other florida wild edibles/medicinals. Got me thinking, i should be spreading seminole pumpkins and the likes all down those trails...bolster and revive the florida natives, and provide food and abundance for nature and the rest of us <3 If it fails in your yard, it might not have down the road...

My peach trees are still small. Just a year old. Yep some years are good some aren't.

I love me some raspberries and blueberries and currents. Yep no one wants to talk about the ones falling from the sky.

I used to get the really large wild blackberries like those, but , umm...my neighbor mowed them down... Now all we get are the tiny wild ones. Wish I could find another patch like that.

How in the world can we get around brown rot on peaches - - - we need some kind of help What should be planted around them - we cut down the peach where the canker got into the tree and branches kept breaking - we bought this place 3 years ago in August - KY and IN brown rot everywhere . . . we have mountains of wood chips available if that helps

That dude on yesterday's Rogan was talking about it😮. I can't unhear it either... So I accidentally destroyed my strawberry patch but my raspberries and blueberries are accidentally awesome this year. I have no idea what I did. I know what I didn't do😂

Are the chemicals falling out of the sky that nobody wants to talk about affecting your harvest?

As much as I hate carpenter bees , they where the only pollinators for my blueberries this year since the blue berry flower is VERY early, this is typical for me tho. PS my blueberries are doing great , to bad May was so cloudy making them slightly sour.

❤NOW THATS A PEACH!🍑Awww Thanks Billy 🎉Look at Those MOUNTAINS 👍

You should sell cuttings from those raspberries and blackberrys..!!!

what did you mulch that peach with? Tree looks like it has a couple rings of goodness happening ❤

one of your best videos Billy and Michelle, so much for us to strive for. Thank you 🔥 !!

You are absolutely 100% correct yes, they will look for the buttons and I’ve been growing my food for quite a while😂

The rest term is the best one I can get for my wife who will also be able come in for a few other trips to London and I have a lot going to the centre of my 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Ecclesiastes was my favorite Bible book for a long time.

I never lose anything. Not because plants do not wither here at Yard Farm, but because my perspective is different. I don't plant tomatoes, peppers, and Apple Trees. I plant "stuff." If anything grows, I got, "stuff." Planted stuff. Got stuff. 100% success!

One year I had a bunch of bush beans planted but a sedge grass covered my entire garden and the beans were lost in those 3’ grass

Never heard about it for strawberries but those who have raided fruit trees like pears or apples you can expect every couple of years for one of your trees to take a year off. Wish you better luck next year on your strawberries.

Looks great Billy! I don't see you swatting mosquitoes. They are terrible here. We've had so much rain that the mosquitoes are out of control

Those peaches look off the hook!

Doing the Great Work, and speaking Truth, much appreciated for sharing.

Good video brother. Yeh them berries and peaches looked good. I got a quick question though, do y'all ever hunt for particular phenotypes. For example you have three peach trees, same variety but too don't taste as good for a couple of years, do you trash em start some from seed from the good tree? Same for other characteristics/traits too like disease resistance, quality, quantity etc..

The roots that arwnt dead from that stup are giving of chemicals that prevent other plants in the root zone.

How do you know when to harvest peaches. I have a tree that barred this year. It's loaded, I planted it two years ago.

Thank you, Billy! This was the word I needed to hear tonite! Out of 60 plants I put in this year I think I have 6 left! What in the world? I do have lots of other stuff, as you pointed out.❤

Can’t really see any eating activity.

Enjoy the blueberries, might need to can more strawberries every year for this reason

For what it's worth... "altitude" is an amount of distance off the ground, as in an airplane. "Elevation" is an amount above or below sea level on land.

Lol, i hear ya. Seriously... some of the plants just don't take and it is interesting to figure that out

Multiple Thank You

Grow a day length neutral variety of strawberry like Seascape along with your June bearing strawberries. The day length neutral strawberries produce all season until the frost gets the blossoms. There isn't a big harvest during summer but there are always a few strawberries to enjoy.

Love to see it!

Sounds like the book of Ecclesiastes - because that's just what it is lol! Thanks you two, blessings and prayers your way... 🙏🙏

Quote of the day: " Let's say things get totally stupid and judging by that debate last night, it will". so dang true LOL 😂❤ 🇺🇲

I feel like we could be best friends if I lived close to ya. At times I feel like I am watching myself.

I had little black bugs eat all my strawberries. Every berry had a hole in it. Like 1/2 acre of strawberries scattered everywhere.

My dad has grown the best & juiciest peaches for yrs., his does the same as yours did & the aroma .... oh my 😋 yummy. We didn't get any cherries this yr (bird's get them usually), but our apple tree's are doing good so far. I got some strawberry plant's from my mom earlier in the spring, they had numerous shocks to their system, but thankfully all have recovered & at least 1 has berries on it. My blueberry bush has recovered from it shock to at least its growing leaves. So I'm happy. We lost our (store bought) cherry sapling, but the apple saplings appear to be doing good, we've also got farm grown apple saplings & Cherry saplings that need to be dug up & relocated (away from it's mother tree), have a couple walnut tree's (English i think) that a lone squirrel planted for us. 😅 that also need to be dug up & transplanted (one got planted in between pine tree's lol & the other got planted right next to our shop. 😅 I've never liked the taste of store bought blueberries, but I'm really hoping they taste better fresh, otherwise I'm not sure who'll eat them. 😅 Slowly but surely, our food forest, food hill is growing. 😋

Too many deer in my neighborhood... they love strawberry blossoms and devoured most of my raspberries last year! The Robins are making quick work of the Cherry trees before they are even ripe! Honestly, I don't know how anyone is keeping these smaller gardens alive with all of the pests! You mentioned stuff falling from the sky!! here we have a lot of fall-out plus they are experimenting with darkening the sky... Dark clouds and unseasonal foggy damp sky has prevailed all spring in addition to COLD nights and cooler than usual days! Cloud seeding is on the rise! They say it's to mitigate the forest fire season... but then nearly ALL forest fires are started as "controlled burns" Grrrrrrr. Life isn't the same as when I was a kid and my grandma had HUGE gardens and fruit tree supply.

It's worth every day. My greenhouse is full.

Different topic: but I want people to be aware of the fact that lots of compost you purchase contains persistent herbicides it kills your soil for a long time. It happened to me this year. Breaks my heart my garden is my refuge. Please be careful about adding manure based amendments.

I've been gorging on black raspberry all day. Great stuff.

Thank you Billy for being honest and showing that not everything survives. It makes us rookies feel better LOL. We live in Connecticut and have learned so much from your channel. Ben from hollar homestead recommended you a year or so ago. We live in a suburban neighborhood with a decent-sized backyard. Since watching you we now have a good-sized veggie garden , a few apple trees and raspberry bushes too. I belong to a Garden Club and we barter seeds and perennials. The cost has been minimal. Thanks to the best teacher there is!!

Some Mamas need a little rest after bearing their fruits, at the same time, it gives other Mamas a chance to shine. :) I got into what you call 'permaculture' when many of the raised beds rotted out, and the fencing utterly failed against deer. Add to that, 2 yrs. of not doing anything in the garden at all because of no fencing, and I ended up with, instead, a small field of beautiful mullein & Milk Thistle. Mullein is one of my favorite medicinals, & although not fond of the bites of thistle-kids, they softened the soils wonderfully & the flowers/new leaves are quite useful, as well. It took a few years for both to move out, but they did...and, now, catnip, garlic, & onions & horseradish have taken over...Fine by me! LOL I got to turn my 3yo grandie onto the style, just recently, as a thought-it-was-protected wheelbarrow of tools & my entire veggie seed collection did not go through a hard rain well, only those not in baby-food jars were soaked. We got to quick-make a huuuuge garden mound & wafted all the seeds, everywhere, just for sheets & geegles...and it's growing! Vines, flowers, lettuces, peppers, radishes, you name it, it's in there! :D Should be fun to keep watch on, & get what we get. This is how my gardening experience is going...random, little here, little there, some of this, & some of that, some now, some later, buckets & beds mixed together. Abundance of goodness, nonetheless. :) Blessings, Kiddos...Hope it's a great harvest for All!

Praying for you both and for the family you mentioned! Attacks have been unprecedented here too.

My wife has been making awesome smoothies with blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, honey, and almond milk. Probably cost ten bucks at a retail place.