Do You HAVE to Prune Fruit Trees? + Q&A | The Desert Farmer Podcast - Episode 42

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @Vegasgardener
    @Vegasgardener 7 дней назад

    Another great video. Thank you 🙏

  • @ritaabbott2167
    @ritaabbott2167 8 дней назад

    Prickly Pear all over near Santa Catalinas...beautiful purple "ear" varieties.

  • @showlowpoet9012
    @showlowpoet9012 6 дней назад

    Thanks for another informative and timely video. This will help us greatly with our 1-year old peach tree pruning. Will watch your next video for more pertinent info! While watching this video, my eye keeps going to that screw in the wall under the letter M/LOL... I keep thinking there should be a ladybug or a honey bee hanging out there! 🐝🐞🐞🐝

    • @EdgeofNowhereFarm
      @EdgeofNowhereFarm  5 дней назад

      That's funny, because it's the same place my eye goes to as well!! 😂

  • @ritaabbott2167
    @ritaabbott2167 8 дней назад +1

    Solar with battery backup in desert southwest is the future. Be mindful of 220 capable for AC and go over the recommended number of panels and batteries for size of home. Rebates help if still available. Will pay for itself over 5+ years. Thanks for sharing your expertise!

  • @myhealingharvest
    @myhealingharvest День назад

    Another great podcast...Question what did the bees do?

    • @EdgeofNowhereFarm
      @EdgeofNowhereFarm  10 часов назад

      Glad you enjoyed this one! The bees work their way into the fruit and completely devour everything inside. It has been crazy to see it.

  • @larrypollman5243
    @larrypollman5243 6 дней назад

    Bees attacked your citrus? Pollinating bees?

    • @EdgeofNowhereFarm
      @EdgeofNowhereFarm  6 дней назад

      Crazy, huh? We were trying to figure out why we were losing so much citrus this year and after seeing them completely filled with bees did some research and sure enough. The bees that we had on the property were not being fed by their owner, so we wound up feeding them...with the only sugar water we have on the farm right now!