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Flomaton Famous
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Добавлен 11 июл 2017
We bought our 3 1/2 acre Home in 2017, located in Flomaton, Alabama, and have been working hard to transform it into a functioning homestead. We also enjoy other activities such as Camping, Hiking, and DIY build's.
Randall is a retired Navy vet of 20 years, (IT/RM). Mechelle has worked as an account executive for several television networks.
We invite you to pull up a chair and join along on our adventure.
Flomaton Famous
P.O. Box 1114
Flomaton, Al. 36441
Randall is a retired Navy vet of 20 years, (IT/RM). Mechelle has worked as an account executive for several television networks.
We invite you to pull up a chair and join along on our adventure.
Flomaton Famous
P.O. Box 1114
Flomaton, Al. 36441
The Teardrop Trip of a Lifetime! Part 1
We team up with a few of our friends and venture out west for some very very remote camping. Watch as this trip develops and unfolds! Things don't always go as planned!
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My Rare Fruit Collection | Homestead Orchard Tour | Part 2 of 2
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How you can grow a ton of fruit in a small space.
Installing the Plastic film on the 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Video #6
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Everything you need to know to build a high-tunnel greenhouse. #Flomatonfamous #greenhousekits1 #greenhouse #hightunnel
My Rare Fruit Collection | Homestead Orchard Tour | Part 1 of 2
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How you can grow a ton of fruit in a small space.
Install "C" Channel on the 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Video #5
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Everything you need to know to build a high-tunnel greenhouse. #Flomatonfamous #greenhousekits1 #greenhouse #hightunnel
The Rare Fruit Growers Group that You Never Heard of
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We travel to Sunset Louisiana to meet with friends and tour with Mr. Terry LeBlanc and see his Fruit Collection. We discover his secret to the largest and fastest growing fig trees that we have ever seen.
2024 Annual Gathering in Millbrook, Texas
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This year we venture out to Texas for our annual gathering. groups/212103619347835
She's help with 100's of Trees but Never made the Cut
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She's help others with their first time but she's never done one all by herself. Lets see how she does!
Base boards, hip boards, and end walls Install on the 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Video #4
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Everything you need to know to build a high-tunnel greenhouse. #Flomatonfamous #greenhousekits1 #greenhouse #hightunnel
We May Have Killed Every Tree Just to Save Them!
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We hit 15 degrees this winter and I didn't want to lose growth. I'd like to credit "The Notorious Fig" for the 5:1 soil to water mix ratio. #fig #rooting figs #Flomaton Famous #The Notorious Fig
Hoops & Purlins Install on the 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Video #3
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Everything you need to know to build the hoops on a high-tunnel greenhouse. #Flomatonfamous #greenhousekits1 #greenhouse #hightunnel
Best Backyard Orchard Drip Irrigation System
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Best Backyard Orchard Drip Irrigation System
Ground Stake Install on the 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Video #2
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Ground Stake Install on the 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Video #2
What Comes in a 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Part 1
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What Comes in a 24x60 High Tunnel Kit | Build Series Part 1
An Easy and Cheap Way to Store Lots of Lumber
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An Easy and Cheap Way to Store Lots of Lumber
Say goodbye to rotten wood and embrace metal garden beds: a new gardening experience!
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Say goodbye to rotten wood and embrace metal garden beds: a new gardening experience!
Starting Tomatoes from Seeds | My New Collection | Selling Tomato Plants
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Starting Tomatoes from Seeds | My New Collection | Selling Tomato Plants
We Stored Our Citrus Over a Year with this Method
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We Stored Our Citrus Over a Year with this Method
We accomplished a lot this year, next year will be bigger!
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We accomplished a lot this year, next year will be bigger!
Beware! Scammers want to Steal your Money
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Beware! Scammers want to Steal your Money
Our New Animals! | Let us tell you about the Progress and Projects.
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Our New Animals! | Let us tell you about the Progress and Projects.
Results! Don't Try this on your Angel Trumpets!
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Results! Don't Try this on your Angel Trumpets!
Rooting Angel Trumpets in Ways You've Never Seen | Part 1 of 2
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Rooting Angel Trumpets in Ways You've Never Seen | Part 1 of 2
The Secret to Growing Apples in Florida! Part 2 of 2
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The Secret to Growing Apples in Florida! Part 2 of 2
The Secret to Growing Apples in Florida! Trick your Tree!
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The Secret to Growing Apples in Florida! Trick your Tree!
Get Your Fruit Trees Planted for you at Schuckleberry Farms and Nursery
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Get Your Fruit Trees Planted for you at Schuckleberry Farms and Nursery
Scrubfest 2023 | Florida Edible Landscaping Nursery Festival | Scrubland Farmz
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Scrubfest 2023 | Florida Edible Landscaping Nursery Festival | Scrubland Farmz
Scrubfest 2023 | Florida Edible Landscaping Nursery Festival | Scrubland Farmz
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Scrubfest 2023 | Florida Edible Landscaping Nursery Festival | Scrubland Farmz
Have you ever tried growing a fuji apple? If so can you share any info on it?
Yes, I have one, I ate an apple from it last weekend. I can't recommend it. It doesn't grow well and only has a few fruit.
@@FlomatonFamous thank you
You drove up through our old stomping grounds in Arkansas. We had a home near Winslow and another near West Fork.. I 49 is a beautiful drive.
Oh cool, seems we have crossed several paths lol.
Great video. I've been thinking about going to this event, but they charge a little much for it...
You should! It's worth it. I'll be there again this year.
Great video! Thanks for sharing, btw your yard is beautiful 🤩 beautiful spot. Are we Type O’s supposed to avoid ALL mushrooms???
Thank you, I'm afraid so. I eat them just in moderation.
Thank you this was very helpful! I don’t have a grape vine but am wanting to propagate from some store bought grapes. I’m “Very” new at growing anything at all but have decided that I want to grow my own food after having so many health issues from deficiencies and toxins from non organic foods that have minimal nutritional value and are grown with pesticides and chemicals etc. everything I do not have access to seeds for like grapes I am trying to grow from the food I do have access to. This has been a learning experience for sure!
Thank you. I believe you are on the right track. Be sure to checkout some of our other video. One of our goals is to have fruit available year round. We are growing over 200 varieties of fruit. Be sure to plug into the local gardening and fruit growers. You will find a very generous people that will be willing to share and share varieties that grow well in your area.
Wonderful information! New subscriber in zone 8b in TX. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Where did you find your maxine pear? Keep growing!🌿
Awesome! Welcome, I found my Maxine from Larry Stephens. You can usually find trees with a simple google search.
good video i sub to yall
Thank you and welcome!
I'm right here in your neck of the woods in coffee County I'm looking very forward to sing the success in your area because of it grows for you I know it will grow for me. If you try to experiment with kiwi be careful in the 80s a guy in Dale County over in Ozark poured tens of thousands of dollars into a kiwi orchard and something about our whether they all died he was trying to do everything right and it didn't work just a heads up be careful with kiwi
Awesome! Hello neighbor! Thanks for the kiwi heads up. I only have 3 plants we will see what happens.
Nice seeing y’all getting out. You’re inspiring me.
Awesome! Than you very much! Another video coming out in a couple of days of this trip.
You have to expect this kind of behavior in Virginia....especially the further North you go. I've had back experiences there too.
Worse experience ever!
Private campgrounds suck most of the time. They usually have some totally irrelevant, unimportant person in "real" life running it acting like some Nazi. One example that comes to mind was when I had a reservation at Absaroka campground in Wyoming. I pulled in to their campground and was clearly out of the way, but as soon as I walked in the office, the woman at the front desk told me I had to move my rig up 5' before we could go over the check in process. Then they don't want you to use the grass area of your campsite...so annoying. I try to avoid "the Barney Fifes" as much as possible.
I totally know the type you are talking about.
I was hoping you’d put out a video of your trip. I can’t wait to get mine built and out there to meet all of you. Looking forward to more videos.
Awesome! Hope you get yours built soon. Thank you for supporting!
Oh, I'm so excited to follow this y'all! So many beautiful places out west. Hope yall are doing well!
Thank you. We have some good footage. Thanks for supporting!
I skim the foam off before pouring, but looks amazing. Nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow your dogs are not playing with the figs.
They eat everything lol
Great tour - Have others said Black Celeste is not really a Celeste? Looks perfect for your climate. Your Chicago Hardy might be more cold hardy because it is a much older tree. Be interesting to see if your other Mt. Etnas become more cold tolerant with age. Black Manzanita is phenomenal - it is a CA seedling and not a Mt. Etna.
I’ve heard others say it’s not a Celeste. Thank you for the info on Black Manzanita. Chicago Hardy has always weathered the cold weather and others that are the same age die back to the ground. Thanks for the comments. Hope your fig season is going well.
@@FlomatonFamous - Keep us posted on if it is or is not a Celeste.
Thx for the info. We’re adding it to our orchard.
Glad it was helpful!
Lovely story and beautifully done video. I was trying to figure out who you were, Randall. You are somewhat younger than me but I'd venture to say I know your people. Again, a truly inspirational presentation. tp
Ok I’m lost. Are you local?
Love the videos you have, what grass do you have in your orchard where it stays so clean that close to the trees 😂. Recently got into figs and expanding how many varieties I have. That black Celeste looks amazing. You said you will only take a few curing but does CajunB sell cuttings of his?I’ve seen him On Travis’s Lazy dog farm videos. Right now I’m going to try to acquire all the LSU varieties. Upstate SC
It’s a special breed of grass (aggravating) lol. Yes Brian sells cuttings.
Wow that is a nice piece of land there, maybe when I retire one day
Took me long enough to get the extra land. I know the feeling.
You have mocking birds and they are telling you to get out of their figs
Dogs like figs?!?
I guess so lol
Just seen your video the finger protector no need to make the people have 100s of the same thing that know one use theses days the called C.D make a brilliant protector for the hand❤
Would love to see a video of how you take care of your fig trees. Mine haven't grown alot this year. Added mulch, compost, 10-10-10 and kept them watered. Any suggestions? Always love your Orchard tours! Thanks
Sounds like you are doing everything I would do. Is this the first year in ground? I have a few that refuse to grow at all.
@FlomatonFamous Planted 12 trees last year and they died back to ground from winter freeze. I lost 3 of them but others came back out this year. Planted 10 more this spring. Trying to give them all they need to get established this year so they won't die back again. I'm located in south Ga.
Love the dogs and the figs
Thanks, it wasn't planned lol.
R your orchard is interesting, what inspired you to start an orchard? I am a big reader, what books did you read on the subject before you planned it? I would like to plan a small backyard orchard. Thanks. 😀🌱🐢
Well, I've always loved growing fruit trees and having an orchard has always been a goal of mine. I haven't read any books just forums and websites.
I`m not as concerned about the taste of the figs as I am about having an abundant supply of food in the future. But it seems weren`t headed toward colder and colder winters with the solar minimum beginning and the rapidly decreasing magnetic field of the planet affecting the weather. I`m gonna get tarps to cover my biggest trees and run extension cords and put tiny 200w desk heaters under them to save them if it freezes this winter.
Yes I agree we are heading toward global cooling with the Grand solar minimum that we are in. Be careful with tarps, they have done more damage than a sheet and lights for me. I'm intrigued with the subtle epi-genetics differences in fruit that make them unique. Different undertone flavors, harvest times, colors, sizes. I already get more fruit than I can eat lol.
I need to get a Chicago Hardy as freeze insurance too. We`ve gotten down to at and very near zero here in central Louisiana twice since 2021 and this shouldn`t be happening on the zones 8b/9a line. Hopefully my Brown Turkey & Celeste trees survive the winter because they`ve reached the right size for a huge crop next year.
My four 1st year Celeste fig trees created by tissue culture are fruiting. I didn`t expect them to because they were very tiny strange looking plants with very very small micro leaves in March. But in Louisiana fig trees grow so fast that they always surprise me. A brown turkey tree I planted last year is already 10 ft in diameter and nearly 8 ft tall and I`ve pruned it several times to shape it and even a cutting from it planted this year is a big bush with fruits already. I`ve never seen one of those. My relatives and neighbors always had Celeste trees I think. I`ve probably planted too many but there are lots of birds here and I decided to overdo it just in case and also got 4 dwarf mulberry trees too and they`re approaching 9 feet tall.
Nice! Great job!
Thank you!! And ROLL TIDE!!
Roll Tide!
I am not sure if I gave congrats on the 1 million mark well done sir you and Michelle deserve it $$$$
Thanks a million!
Very nice orchard wow awesome varieties of different types of fruit trees thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Are you selling any trees yet? Would love to purchase some from you.
I have a few of the Shell apple trees available but thats all for now.
very impressive. all the trials you're doing with the different cultivars to examine how they will do down here in Lower Alabama is very valuable. Thanks for your diligence, passion, and your generosity in you sharing your results. You are a gardener's gardener my friend.
Thank you!
Thanks for the “orchard” videos. Is there a place to purchase the Shell apple tree?
I have some small whip trees. Bigger trees are for sale at Just Fruits and Exotics and The Wildlife Group in Auburn has them
1:08 when he stepped out of the tree I cackled 💀 LMFAO I thought he was the one filming
Lol, I had to go back and see what you were talking about. Funny. I forgot about that
I used the left over juice from making preserves and my jelly base and it was delicious.
Perfect!
Awesome. I do like it when you give a description of each one though. Helps us learn about new varieties
I need to make more videos describing the different varieties of each type of fruit. If I did it with this video it would be hours long
Thanks for part 2 tour. Will you have to protect your citrus trees
Yes, and it always makes me nervous.
Wow, you have been working hard! Can’t wait to see your orchard as it matures. Thank you for the tour!
Thank you. Can't imagine what it's going to look like. Hope you guys are doing well. Feel free to stop by and visit some time.
Looks good. I have a Fuji, Granny Smith and liberty apple producing this year. I don’t think apples are crazy about southern Oklahoma but I was glad to get a few this year. I have several pear varieties and they do well here. I’ve had some fireblight strikes this year but I hope I have it cut out and won’t have any problems with it again.
I used to live in OKC, where are you located. I just traveled through OK, a few weeks ago.
@@FlomatonFamous I live in south central Oklahoma near Tishomingo
Wow how big is ur property ??
3.5 acres
Fantastic and informative video, thank you. Do you have particularly difficult pest problems with all of the apples in such close proximity? Or is that not an issue?
What a fun and "educating" day for all the little ones. Learn cooperation and have fun.
Great job. In case you ever do this again. If I might make one suggestion after spending decades of building large projects alone, including a 3000 sg. ft. modified A frame style home. Prefabricate anywhere possible using your imagination if necessary. I was able to lift 10, 25 ft. trusses in one day with one person helping. The peak 10ft. trusses I built in place and stood them up alone. If you prefabricated your hoops to the point of the side purloins, a couple of hours and hearty lunch for a couple of friends you would be to this point. This method is easier because the hoops are already square only needing to plumb them. I hope I am not being anything more than a friend offering future advice in order to save a lot of labor. No criticism meant in any way.
Awesome! Thanks for the advice!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful story. Mine is very different growing up in a farming community in New England 20 or more years before your births. I live less than a hundred miles from where my ancestors landed on the Mayflower. What matters is you have found the peace I never will. However, I have made peace with the fact that it was not meant to be. Our believe systems are very different, but this does not mean I cannot be in a good place. I have the life and family many never will. May peace be in your hearts always.
Thank you! That's awesome that you have that heritage and roots!
We have been enthusiastically waiting for your video. We love how you give us a detailed explanation of each step. I was curious about how the wiggle wire works. I missed your explanation this time. We are so thankful that you introduced us to this greenhouse we going to get one and we are very grateful that you took the time to to show us your technique. Thank you and Happy Birthday.
Awesome!!! That’s exactly what I like to hear. We talk about wiggle wire in a later episode. Thank you for the feedback!
Finally some beans i can eat hopefully they do wonders
Yes manure is toxic waste... Herbicides don't break down.. much heartache over dying plants from soil contaminated with toxic manure!!!! BE CAREFUL
Team work is awesome and David has a great team.
Yes indeed