THE START OF MY FRUIT ORCHARD / what is growing after 6 month
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Six month ago I extended my permaculture garden and planted about 30 fruit trees. It was always my dream to have some more space to grow more fruits.
The new gained land went through a huge transformation and I show some of it in this video. Enjoy !
Sarah
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Hello friends! I got so many different fruit trees, and some I can not remember what it is :) leave me a comment If you know the trees!
I think It's "Jambu air" in indonesia. The one that has red leaves
@@alyssume7238 yup.! Jambu air in Malaysia too. Rose apple/wax apple
This is the way of life going forward for the entire humanity, you are blessed to have such a healthy, fertile, beautiful land....I too have 1.5 acres land in south India, Andhra, but migrated to Canada for money, but no use. I have planted 600 fruit trees in my land, but miss it...i
It is water apple, we have this in our farm, fruit tastes good but shelf life is very less
so great! keep up the great work!
Really, really respect for what you do!!!
Eat fruit, plants trees! :D
Only Love!!!
I grafted about 500 old fruit varieties, at my two hectars, from lemon to plum...
Hello from Serbia, Europe.
Was at Sarah's place on Saturday. Amazing. Full of love, vitality and food! Subscribe and share. 🥰🥰🥰
Where is it or at least zone?
@@debcambria665 Probably Auroville, Tamilnadu and Pondicherry border in South India
@@debcambria665 its called Auroville, the place is only meant for Billionaires..rest others are not even entertained..
Loved your photography and CATS! Thank you for sharing your experience and journey. Look forward greatly to seeing more!
Awesome idea with sweet potato slope retention and trees. Very cool!
Thanks a lot
Your food forest bring me so much joy ❤️
Absolutely amazing!!!!! Your garden vibrates with such positive energy. Seeing your great results is so motivating to get over the overwhelm phase and the doubts that may appear along the way sometimes. Really beautiful work, Sarah! Love your nursery as well. And the playful kittens!! :) Blessings to you ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much Nellie! 🌿💫❤ i hope your garden is doing well and sending you all the best!
Beautiful life there.. Didn't skip two ads after this video...
I would love to be able to do this! Trying to get there. Thanks for showing us!
Thanks so much for watching!
You are doing a lot of hard work. Really appreciate it.
Very beautiful. Thank you for the lovely video.
I'm from tamilnadu in South India
Your work inspired me
Great work! You’ll have abundance in the not so distant future. I have 12 jackfruit trees and this is year five for some of them and between 4-5 that are fruiting I’ve got 12 on the trees already. So imagine what ill have in another five years.
Very touching and just wonderful! What you are doing here feels to me like the beginning of paradise, really. 💖
What a beautiful video and a stunning garden. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Wow! This is very inspiring! My dream 😍
When you plant trees the devine universe are happy, and your soul will filled with so much joy total bliss..
Thank you ! I can feel it!
Hello .. It's always such a pleasure to watch your videos. Always Get New Ideas, And Compare It To My Garden ...Keep them coming..... 😁 👌🏻👌🏻
I have a huge fig tree it has hundreds of figs every year, nothing better than walking into your garden and stuffing yourself with healthy, organic fruit.
I agree- this is truly the most satisfying way to eat! I sometimes dream of figues - trued to grow them here but did not work out ! There is some wild figues growing here, but its not the same!
Love the way you are living
Going to buy several trees Tomorrow. There is nothing better than planting
Right you are ! GOOD LUCK !
I want to live in that same place soon😊 thanks for sharing
Salute your effort and nature loving nature. 🙏
what an amazing work ! thank you for sharing. You're truly a source of inspiration for me!
looks great! love the synotropic style with dense planting
Start a nursery first... Yes, that is what I am finding. I tried planting out very small trees, but they are more susceptible to browsing by all sizes of animals.
This is actually what I'm going to do in the coming days. I'm having my land cleared and I can't wait to see the land when it's all cleaned out. I can't wait to plant fruit bearing trees and it worries me on how I will arrange them. I have like 1000 sqm of land and most of the trees are mahogany that my father planted over 20 some years. I'm worried that the soil will not be good since there are alot of mahogany trees. It's s summer now in the Philippines, and people told me I should wait for the month of May when rainy season starts. I want to start this project in preparation for our retirement, as a hobby/backyard farm but I just feel lost if I can manage this and have the land the way I imagined it to be. New subscriber here. Love your content. Thank you.
Make a list of your plants with how big they get to how much sun they need, then you start one plant at a time.
Check out this series on how to setup a permaculture farm property ruclips.net/p/PLzygxnvGSR96PJhOAHmkN4UbQ5r3sozX2
Hope it helps in your project
Thank you ! Wow your project sounds really fascinating and I am wishing you the best luck with the work. It is for sure the best to plant just after the rain, as the roots will have an easier start - I also wait for the summer to pass for doing additional planting. I also would plant enough trees and some probably will not make it...My place here had many tall tamarind trees and after I started my garden I decided to cut them, becouse there was not enough light. It is always sad to cut down some trees, but sometimes its needed and they will provide the energy for the soil.
All the best to you!
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Your hair has a natural vibrance, may you age gracefully sweetheart. God bless your soul
Madam I love your hard work. One plant is nava palam in tamil the one with brown new leave at the end of the branches.you can smell the leaves if you rub them with fingers.😃🤗🤗👍👍
Great your garden
This is amazing thank you so much for sharing x
Thank you for making a difference! 🍀
My dream garden 😍 ❤️
Mind-blowing
This year I also planted these fruit trees in my lawn and terrace....
it's a good start. I too started my veg and fruit gardening, still collecting fruit varieties...
Paradise💗💗💗💗
My dream garden definitely.
Wow! I wish we were neighbors. I would do the same thing to my yard and share my food.
Firstly we have to appreciate what you have been doing for so much long time.My suggestion was have each one of butter fruit plant and jackfruit plant.
Yes I have a Jackfruit in the nursery and waiting for the rain to plant it out! And I also planted an Avocado tree on the other side of the house , but I plan to plant more of them !!!
Awesome garden but there's no uniformity, just a big jungle.
I would have created a vertical trellis for the creeping plants like the squash so that it doesn't touch the ground and starts to rot. Would have put a stiff net like table for the pumpkins etc to sit on as they tend to get heavy as they grow. The same vertical trellis for the tomatoes as well. That way it also makes space in the garden to plant other veg or fruit trees. Either than that, so glad that you believe in sustainable living and have your own organic paradise 😃👌
Very beautiful video
Beautiful nature
Thanks for sharing
calming
How nice!!! Thank You so much!!! 🙏🙂
Beautiful food source
00:51 that's a sugar apple
I wish i have a piece of land to build a food forest just like yours
So beautiful 😊😊
Very nice, need to visit your farm
Hello, amazing your job.
Love what you doing I’m in Arizona doing the same keep up the good work
Great to hear that all over the world we start growing our own food ! Good luck!
You looks beautiful and your beauty reflect in your plant with freshness and greenry❤❤
Ur efforts r beyond imagination GOD bless you with lots of strengths and happiness
Amazing! Inspired!
Nice work. I like it ❤️❤️❤️ All the Best👍👍👍👍👍👍
My grandmother had a lime and guava tree. :) I love your videos
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A labor of love! Namaskaram!
Lovely 🇯🇲
Good luck with your venture. You are on the path to success.
very nice.... U can use goats to remove unwanted plants... they will eat all
Beatiful staff i just love the nature an do Farming too, am truly in love Whitt what ur doing
Glad you enjoy it!
great job!
@myfoodforest at 3.20 is Water apple plant
I envy your space! Btw, your unknown trees look like from the anonna family and the second one is a rose apple....I think 🤗
Roseapple of course 😄 i had compleatly forgotten about this one ! Thanks!
if you can find pinto peanut it is a good ground cover, along with brazilian spinach is nice in shaded wet areas. any type of beans can be good to throw on the soil for green manure
Thanks I got a lot of brazilian spinach around but I really want to try our peanuts!!!
@@MyFoodForest pino peanuts don't produce edible part but they are good perennial ground cover
Thanks again babe x🏴👍
I see it's beautiful red soil.
Thanks alot for training
Looking at the red soil, it looks you're in South India. Guess, you could grow some dwarf coconuts then
I live in Northeast India and Jackfruit trees are lovely here, you could probably try growing them too. I see jackfruit as win-win because it bears largest fruit
yes, I am in South India! I love jackfruit and I did plant one tree last year , it is still small but I hope for fruits in the future. I also got one coconut tree which will start giving fruits soon!!
love what you've done! great video
Thank you so much!
amazing progress sistar!
Thanks so much Freelee🌿💫🌻are you sharing videos on your food forest?
waiting for your vlog .thank you for upload :)
That's so freaking cool! I just cleared a plot for my Forest Permaculture garden at my off-grid property..I am mainly going to grow Paw Paw fruit trees because they are going extinct here in North, almost no one even knows about them anymore so I'm going to try and bring it back to life.
I’ve got a bunch of paw paw on the property I just moved to. Looking forward to trying it out when they fruit. Didn’t realize they were going extinct.
@@benjaminw309 yeah they are actually extremely rare, I live off grid in the forest and I have actually never seen one in Pennsylvania or Michigan
This is the way to go !!! To plant things that are indigenous and will grow easily! So great to hear!
Where you purchased. Local nursery wanted $300
You won't go hungry with so many trees, lol.
U got one
One day you should take a drone shot of your farm
Lovely. I'd add a few Durian trees, D24, Musang King variety. Dunoo what s the appetite for durians in Tamil Nasi, but in Malaysia they cost a fortune. So good income and tasty.
Would love to try growing Durian, havent seen them here in this region, but it might work, just have to find some seeds.
@@MyFoodForest i can possibly mail you some fresh seeds from my trees here in Hawaii
we have large collection of durian varieties and are successful getting excellent fruits from direct seeding them in the ground just make sure you protect them from rodents as they sprout
I love your videos
Nice ❤❤❤❤.
What a beautiful and bountiful garden. My dream ! Where are you at ?
South East India ! I live in Auroville
Aunty,looking good 👍
Super vidéo. Jardin magnifique. On aimerait tout goûter.
Merci ,merci!
The second one you asked is water apple
Wao it's amazing. i am from india.
I like trees very much. I also have some fruit trees
Wah! Truly inspiring. Love all the different fruit trees and vegetables u r growing. 👍🏼 Can u suggest where u got those jabooticas, mulberries and other plants non- native to Tamilnadu. I too am planning something like urs in a small piece of land in TN. Much appreciate ur vedios. 🙏
I know quite a few people who grow mulberries, so I just got some cuttings and let them root, most of the other plants I got from nurseries and other nearby farms.
Thank you, Sarah for sharing! Your food forest is so lively, so beautiful. Love this video and your effort putting in it. Could you please share how you started the seeds/plants in this area. As i see they are all different and close to each other, (for example the m2 where you sit) did you just put the seeds (or young plants) in the soil randomly or selected? I saw you made the trenches and filled them with organic mass, then did you just start the seeds/young plants in between the trenches or did you wait for the organic mass get composted and then grow on top of them? And finally, did you have to add special growing soil/compost or just use the native soil there? Thank you so much Sarah!!!
Thanks Nguyen! I planted the seeds in between the trenches and continue to fill the trenches whenever I got some organic matter available. They will de compost slowly but then next year I will make new trenches and start to grow inside the old trenches where there is compost by then.Like this the soil in the garden is transformed into more nutritious soil year by year. I am basically growing soil:)
Usually I make a mix of both seed and seedlings that I got in my nursery. In the very beginning of starting this part of the garden I also mixed in some compost into the beds , just as a starter!
Amazing work
Sarah... First of all a great congratulations for your success. However Sarah some of the fruit trees that you may have acquired are not fruit trees at all. e.g the wild fig is actually Jaamun/Black Current. The plant that you have shown as Jaboticaba is not actuality Jaboticaba.
Which is this place??. Just be careful when you buy saplings. All the very best for your future endeavors and videos
Hello Sister, we planted around 35 fruit trees also bu not easy to have fruits I can telle you. Frost in the spring for the past 3 years so no fruits! very disappointing! Love and light
Oh, frost is not nice ! Here its more the extreme heat and the lack of rain that affects them/ keep on trying ! Good luck
In indonesia we use sweet potato leaf to feed goat
Sister... you may grow grape vine ...even Grape vine also adopted to tropical climate... eagerly waiting for your next video....
I love grapes and I got some in my nursery waiting to be planted out:) Hope it works!
Dear Sister the fruit forest that you have grown is that in India, because most of the fruit trees that you have grown are Native to India and South Asia. I also wanted to do the same thing in my backyard. To grow Own food forest is adventurous but at the same time it is the matter of enormous hard work.🙆😍🤩😋👍✌️🤗
so true, It is a lot of work , but what you get back is even bigger!!! Yes. I live Tamil Nadu , Auroville
@@MyFoodForest 🤩🙏🤗😍😃
Rolinia, and mountain apple.
Buttyfull garden tq
Awesome garden very inspiring! Is this in the tropics or sub-tropics?
Its sub- tropic climate
Hi Sahara,
It's so pleasant to watch, lush green, bird chanting... It's like a paradise... great work... Congrats... I understand fir sure lots lots of hard work should have gone into it...
Which part of India is it???
I like
Excellent garden...your passion is great.your work inspire by me.i can learn lot of things from you.can i know your counrty
Hello saya dari Indonesia 🇮🇩
What country is this? Really Fun to see how different the land is compared with most such videos here.
South East India!
Hello fellow earthlings