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Your peach varieties?

Balanced sustainability. Really nice.

I grew up in Cambridge Ontario and there were lots of fruit trees in backyards. Lots of Portuguese people gardened and planted fruit trees and it was awesome. I just bought a small piece of land and will be planting edible plants. I want to really think about it first and take my time.

Great content. We purchased our home 8 years ago and we now have +75 fruit trees and fruiting bushes. We are making "pear preserves" today from our trees. This year, we picked apples, pears, figs, cherries, chestnuts, Concord grapes, blackberries, blueberries, gooseberries, etc. Mid-Missouri zone 6b

I planted a lot of fruit and now nut trees in the last couple years. Now I need to take a couple years and fill in the shrub and herbaceous layer. Those are getting to good propagation stage in the ones I did originally plant. I am starting to see the ecosystem development too which is nice. Stefan has been a big inspiration and teacher for me. Thanks for putting this together.

Last year I planted 3 elderberries. I was told it would take 2-3 years to produce. All are producing and 2 put out shoots big enough to move. I'm excited

Hey if getting into this builds and helps one's life better with hard times and could become income f ya eh! Im north of perth with a nice property almost 2 acres. We already do herb gardens and have always had a bug for growing and didnt realize i was one with nature's way.... along with the other half that does herbal remedies and natural stuff. Im just getting into your content and love it dude! Its crazy your living my future life

love it!!!! I am just beginning a food forest .....

Dealing with age and disability so my dream of a homestead is remote. But I have a couple of black raspberry plants ao going to see if I can get them to spread with minimal exertion and inputs. If that works maybe will try to put in some American Hazelnut.

the survivalist gardener @survivalistgardener ( Rick and Jane Austin )

Ditch the corny music bro

I can watch this a million times... we started our garden this year after we moved to a house with a yard, we planted 10 trees and 14 shrubs. Our yard is not big, 0.3 acres, I wished it was bigger.

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I really need to pick your brain bro. For the last 30 plus years, I've had a highly productive, closed loop, produce and small livestock gorilla Food Forest, here in the high Mojave Desert. 2500 FT elevation, zone 9B. Unfortunately, soon, I'm having to move up to the foothills of the Colorado Rockies. 6000 ft elevation, zone 5B.

To ensure pawpaw pollination put rotting food or manure below the trees right before or during flowering

Hey man, watching your channel and learning from you. Thank you

Awesome video! I loved seeing the scythe at work. Much more enjoyable than a noisy machine, and with minimal maintenance it’s a “life time investment”.

Great video - thank you! We are doing very similar things! :) Hello from Quebec!

lambsquarters is easily spread - however - is super healthy and a great green to freeze for soups all year long. I grow it on purpose. :) If kale doesn't work out - lambsquarters always will. :)

Permaculture zone 8a

OMG, I was DYING at 17:25... any parent knows baby car seat is a chicken food goldmine! LOL

Great idea, I have been growing food since the 90's..Food supplies, we are already have shortages happening, you have a yard grow food..

I am a stranger but I am very proud of this man for the sustainable full circle practices he is doing successfully with plan and patience! I am building an edible landscape garden for my communtiny with a low budget. However I believe in the power of the community getting together. We don’t want to have to buy seedlings and trees because they cost a lot at the nursery. So my plan of action is to do a major workshop on Seed starting so everyone can start seeds at home for themselves and for the our community garden. It requires patience but i think that is going to be success. I do want a lot of fruit trees but they require more time to grow. I hope that we will be able to get cutting and seedlings from many neighbors for fruit trees.

I'm in northern NY by Lake Champlain. I've been watching you and Stephen Sebkowiack on permaculture and biodiverse orchards, thank you! Most RUclipsrs are in the south or west, not my climate. Your content is very relevant for us short- season growers. Best wishes for a new year ahead.

Speaking of flooded out areas, Bryce and Misti of Ontario Permaculture channel did a video on Chinampa (ruclips.net/video/0QVucw8wNfA/видео.htmlsi=1Ie_-eLAlQEhiJYl), not sure if you've already seen it, but I was surprised to learn that it's possible to plant them in Ontario as well!

I hope ur neighbours sees ur video , and stops poisoning the water..... great videos !!! Very interesting ❤🙂👍🏼🍃

You do not have to feed the world, only yourself and your family.

So, I finally find out what your name is, Keith! 😁

I take burdock root for sinus allergies

managing the volume level is not your big strength :) here is room for improvement. keep on, doing the good work

This is exactly the sort thing I’d like to do once I buy some land

I just watched your visit to Canadian Permaculture Legacy, very well done! So, I decided to check out your channel and have now subscribed. I look forward to watching more of your videos. A couple of times the audio was difficult to hear, other than that, I enjoyed watching 🙂. Thanks

Do u sell mu shroom logs?

Possible suggestion for future videos : Find some local musicians you're keen on who don't have copyrighted work, feature them in the videos as backing soundtracks, credit them in the video to help drive some traffic to their channels, they'll hopefully be excited to have their content featured and will drive traffic to yours - plus you're supporting some local musicians!

Looking forward to this weekend's visit!

After they run through is there any benefit to laying down quality forage seed to sprout?

What a beautiful piece of property- truly a diamond that will create so much abundance. My dream is to find a piece of land like this. Congrats on starting your journey on such a fabulous property!

Hey, I was wondering if you could give me a tip on where I can order comfrey seeds?? Thanks! Love all your videos. I just planted three fruit varieties and a deer just ate about 6 inches off my newly planted plum tree and I was so upset. Looks like I will have to fence up my newly planted trees!

TOO MUCH INTRODUCTION, MUSIC AND RECAP , BUT THE TOUR WAS VERY INTERESTING

amazing!

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Are you from eastern Ontario 😮me to do you know were to find mayapple and maypops? Ive been looking for awhile but can find them anywhere in eastern Ontario.

Black flys pollinate paw paw also.

For your kiwis, find a great location for them and trellis them. Theyll get sturdy and heavy and will seek to climb as vines do. Ive trellised my grapes too and have others overhanging an archway over a birdbath. Ive had birds build nests in those grape vines LOL

"Everything doesn't have its proper home yet," Haha! I can relate to that comment 1000%!! I'm in Quebec Zone 5b (Cantons de l'Est) I also grow flowers for pollinators and smaller birds.... and it's pretty so that's a nice bonus! It's kind of amazing how one little thing leads to another. How planting a small garden can lead you to notice other parts of wildlife and broaden your perspective unintentionally.

This was a fabulous tour! Thank you.

I know it’s not great when it grows where you don’t want it to but Lamb’s Quarters is a delicious green- essentially wild spinach. I’ve never had luck growing spinach so I always let some of the lambs quarters grow as a spinach crop.

We're in Quebec and have been doing the same thing. Digging was insane here as there was just so much rock and stone in the soil. Planted cherry and pear trees. We have blueberries and gooseberries and raspberries.... but now I've attracted a bunch of birds and rabbits (soninhave to orotect a lot of trees and bushes in the winter) which means that this year we have tons of hawks flying over.... it's been a lot of work but has been so worth it.

I'm a big fan of Keith!

ive learned so much from keith. if you ask questions he usually responds. hes a great teacher especially when you want the science of it all. nice video