I've been getting sicker and sicker. Doctors haven't helped. This would be amazing! I'm blind, and to plant only things i can eat together so i can pull anything off my plants and know it's safe would be amazing. I can't get to the store and having fresh fruits and veggies in the back is a dream.
automatic watering system/irrigation with moisture or rain sensor. Rain collection. Dwarf food trees can go in small spaces. Wild edibles. What natives use to eat and grow. Food trees and berry bushes often require little to no maintenance in many areas.
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@@floridafreeliving we're on an acre of land in Dunnellon going into our 3rd year. Utilizing about 60% so far We've got quite a few fruit trees and veggies but seeing the amount of variety in pants I didn't know about gets us excited.
I actually hit pause and trapped my garden planner book and kept notes- I live in central Florida and love to see videos from fellow growers nearby So much to learn and I'm definitely inspired
automatic watering system/irrigation with moisture or rain sensor. Rain collection. Dwarf food trees can go in small spaces. Wild edibles. What natives use to eat and grow,
You won't have to collect seeds from the chipilin if you want it to stay in roughly the same area because they kinda pop off the pod and fall a short distance. Because of that, you'll have a delicious little patch.
@@floridafreeliving no, a friend gave me some and it's addictive, it's so good. I don't know what it's called here and I was crazy to here it mentioned here. I hoped someone had more info on it. I even kept the dried stem to make a tea with when I ran out.
All those hibiscus greens you’re picking are very familiar for us. You can find tons of recipes in youtube . The actual name for those hibiscus is Gongura . Try searching for gongura recipes .
This content is so inspiring. Now that I know what to grow, what is the most cost effective way to propagate all of these varieties in my backyard? Seeds, cuttings, plants in pots? can I get it all in one place? I'd like to get a jump start on this to supplement food supply for the family and neighbors, but on a budget
U can save and plant seeds from food u already eat and regrow certian vegetable scraps. U can get seeds for small crops. Buying food trees and berry bushes can save you time. Preferably get a variety of self fruitful self pollinating self fertile food trees. Dwarf food trees r available if u want smaller sized food trees. automatic watering system/irrigation with moisture or rain sensor(u can make this (maybe from Trash) or buy it). Rain collection. U can look up Wild edibles and What natives use to eat and grow and what perennials will produce well with little to no maintenance or watering by u in your area. Crops that require no maintenance or watering by u(only relies on rain) is preferred. U can start food trees yourself, but it would probably take longer for it to produce fruit than buying an older tree. U could buy trees and start trees.
The upside of lettuce and kale and mache is they have almost no oxalates, whereas most of the tropical greens are somewhat high in oxalates, so I'd recommend at least taking a break from the tropical greens during the Florida cool season when lettuce/kale/mache grow easily, especially if you don't have Miracle leaf and Chanca Piedra in your garden patch to counter oxalates., although genetics and even a certain gut bacteria some people have are enough to counter them for most people. Green leafy lettuce is still rich in nutrients and super high in Vitamin K, the primary thing you need greens for.
Could you leave a list, you go pretty fast and I don’t always get what the name is. Right now I’m in SC now and miss Florida foods so much. I grew up near Tampa and we had many many wonderful plants. Things that are just now hitting the market. Have no idea where she got them
Nice collection of edibles I only have like 10 per cent but getting there one man food forest nice video if any extra seeds pleas let me know I will appreciate
Very salad centric diet guys got going, i love botany and appreciate the nutritional value of these plants but i rarely eat a salad unless its covered with chicken and some unhealthy dressing so i just mostly avoid salads lol My brother is like this he has 100s of different plants that grow edible greens and every time you go over there he makes you " try" atleast 1 leaf of each plant even if you kndly try to avoid it , all sort of taste like leafs to me lol Legumes , roots , grains if you want long term survival stuff , greens just aint got the the calories you would starve with a belly full of greens only , but tubers and beans and grains can keep ya going
How'd those mangoes and avocados do in that 23? We hit 22 here 25 miles north of Tampa and I lost a lot of tropicals. I didn't do any covering. Got home from work tired and just got lazy.
@@floridafreeliving ok, but getting a clear pic and focus would also help. You're so fast cause it's everyday for you. We're just little wee beginners. Thanks
Yeah I understand, we are just getting started creating videos & have been learning as we go. But yes I’m aware, don’t worry our videos are only going to improve. 😁
@@floridafreeliving your attitude and enthusiasm are contagious. Everyone is a work in progress. It's good to see you enjoy the process. You're so healthy, Covid wouldn't even touch you.
@@purrsistentwatcher this one is not prickly pear, it doesnt set and hold fruit, prickly pear has spines where this one is completely spineless and edible with no preparation
Love how transparent you are about some of your plants not tasting wonderful. So many people think everything is going to taste amazing.
I've been getting sicker and sicker. Doctors haven't helped. This would be amazing! I'm blind, and to plant only things i can eat together so i can pull anything off my plants and know it's safe would be amazing. I can't get to the store and having fresh fruits and veggies in the back is a dream.
I loved loved loved....did I say loved...this vid!
I 100% agree, this video turned out GREAT!
Thank you for sharing! I watch so many different videos on food forests but no one really shows what they are eating on a daily basis. Very inspiring!
I wish every man was this man.
Wow, that's awesome, feeding family with nutritious food,Homegrown,all you've got to do is work work work,amazing 👌👌👌
automatic watering system/irrigation with moisture or rain sensor. Rain collection. Dwarf food trees can go in small spaces. Wild edibles. What natives use to eat and grow. Food trees and berry bushes often require little to no maintenance in many areas.
You have no idea how rewarding the work can be if you love the life
I was so inspired by this video. I can't thank you enough! I am organizing my first plant swap and hope to share the message of what we can all grow!
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We will be coming to the nursery soon to get one of everything
That’s what we like to hear!
@@floridafreeliving we're on an acre of land in Dunnellon going into our 3rd year. Utilizing about 60% so far We've got quite a few fruit trees and veggies but seeing the amount of variety in pants I didn't know about gets us excited.
Incredible content! I'll be watching this again with a notepad bc I need to soak all this knowledge in. Thanks so much for the video!
Glad it was helpful for you. I suggest a notepad and watching all of our videos, tons of information!
I actually hit pause and trapped my garden planner book and kept notes-
I live in central Florida and love to see videos from fellow growers nearby
So much to learn and I'm definitely inspired
automatic watering system/irrigation with moisture or rain sensor. Rain collection. Dwarf food trees can go in small spaces. Wild edibles. What natives use to eat and grow,
I heard u say you have volunteers.
I live in fl and want to know more about your volunteers program. I want to come!
Thank you. You're inspirational.
Glad you enjoyed!
Such an inspiration! ❤️ 🌴
I agree. I would love a list of the plants you were talking about. I couldn't figure out what you were saying
We will be getting a full list shortly with common and botanical names
Good video, Lonny. Great variety of forage on your place.
Thank you Buddy! Your place gives me goals
Love this! Can't wait to visit
You won't have to collect seeds from the chipilin if you want it to stay in roughly the same area because they kinda pop off the pod and fall a short distance. Because of that, you'll have a delicious little patch.
Great to know, I'm excited for this one, its tasty!
What is chipilin, where can I get it?
@@sabinadonofrio8863 when it goes to seed, I'll have plants available
Great video thanks!
This place is always awesome!
Great video awesome stuff!
Chipilin is excellent. It is soothing and calming. Great in soups and teas.
Yes I really enjoyed the flavor, a very light flavor and texture. Have you grown this from seed before?
@@floridafreeliving no, a friend gave me some and it's addictive, it's so good. I don't know what it's called here and I was crazy to here it mentioned here. I hoped someone had more info on it. I even kept the dried stem to make a tea with when I ran out.
Good work
All those hibiscus greens you’re picking are very familiar for us. You can find tons of recipes in youtube . The actual name for those hibiscus is Gongura . Try searching for gongura recipes .
New subscriber and I’m local so planning to come out and visit your farm!
👍👍
Bidens Alba is amazing.
I just started using it from my yard.
I need so many cuttings!
Amazing, thank you for the video.
Man, I wanna move down to Florida so badly. I'm fed up with Washington's weather and just wanna grow plants year-around. xDDD
This content is so inspiring. Now that I know what to grow, what is the most cost effective way to propagate all of these varieties in my backyard? Seeds, cuttings, plants in pots? can I get it all in one place? I'd like to get a jump start on this to supplement food supply for the family and neighbors, but on a budget
U can save and plant seeds from food u already eat and regrow certian vegetable scraps. U can get seeds for small crops. Buying food trees and berry bushes can save you time. Preferably get a variety of self fruitful self pollinating self fertile food trees. Dwarf food trees r available if u want smaller sized food trees.
automatic watering system/irrigation with moisture or rain sensor(u can make this (maybe from Trash) or buy it). Rain collection.
U can look up Wild edibles and What natives use to eat and grow and what perennials will produce well with little to no maintenance or watering by u in your area.
Crops that require no maintenance or watering by u(only relies on rain) is preferred.
U can start food trees yourself, but it would probably take longer for it to produce fruit than buying an older tree. U could buy trees and start trees.
Amazing!
YES!
YUP!
Loved this video! I am always learning. I have moringa..love the flavor but one branch at a time raw is my limit!
We love to cook with it!
The upside of lettuce and kale and mache is they have almost no oxalates, whereas most of the tropical greens are somewhat high in oxalates, so I'd recommend at least taking a break from the tropical greens during the Florida cool season when lettuce/kale/mache grow easily, especially if you don't have Miracle leaf and Chanca Piedra in your garden patch to counter oxalates., although genetics and even a certain gut bacteria some people have are enough to counter them for most people. Green leafy lettuce is still rich in nutrients and super high in Vitamin K, the primary thing you need greens for.
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I have an urban forest farm in Central florida if youde like to come visit I'd love to have you ..
Hi pls provide a means of communication. I’m interested in purchasing some of your Brazilian passion vine & fruits. Thank you.
I see you are the Napal cactus ( if that's correct) raw?? I've only eaten it cooked.am I correct that the napal is edible raw.this would be great!
Could you leave a list, you go pretty fast and I don’t always get what the name is. Right now I’m in SC now and miss Florida foods so much. I grew up near Tampa and we had many many wonderful plants. Things that are just now hitting the market. Have no idea where she got them
Yes we will, within the week!
Wow
Any channels for Panhandle of Florida?
Bidens is a major food and medicine...love what you do💚💛❤
Could you please list the names of all these wonderful edibles. Thank you.
I wrote them all down as he was saying them. Lots of good stuff. 👍
Yes we most certainly will.
Nice collection of edibles I only have like 10 per cent but getting there one man food forest nice video if any extra seeds pleas let me know I will appreciate
So jealous in Citrus county. Can u come plant in my yard? 🤣
Yes we can! We offer installations! You can contact us at www.thereidfarm.com
Very salad centric diet guys got going, i love botany and appreciate the nutritional value of these plants but i rarely eat a salad unless its covered with chicken and some unhealthy dressing so i just mostly avoid salads lol
My brother is like this he has 100s of different plants that grow edible greens and every time you go over there he makes you " try" atleast 1 leaf of each plant even if you kndly try to avoid it , all sort of taste like leafs to me lol
Legumes , roots , grains if you want long term survival stuff , greens just aint got the the calories you would starve with a belly full of greens only , but tubers and beans and grains can keep ya going
do you sell betony tubers
yes, thereidfarm.
How'd those mangoes and avocados do in that 23? We hit 22 here 25 miles north of Tampa and I lost a lot of tropicals. I didn't do any covering. Got home from work tired and just got lazy.
We did some creative planting as well as had zone burn barrels going, I did not lose any avos or mangos
Do you sell the Stone Breaker?
Yep they sure do.
I'm glad you know your stuff, but I couldn't make out a darn thing. Maybe someone could review it.
We’ll be adding a list of each individual plant in the order of the video soon.
@@floridafreeliving ok, but getting a clear pic and focus would also help. You're so fast cause it's everyday for you. We're just little wee beginners.
Thanks
Yeah I understand, we are just getting started creating videos & have been learning as we go. But yes I’m aware, don’t worry our videos are only going to improve. 😁
@@floridafreeliving your attitude and enthusiasm are contagious. Everyone is a work in progress. It's good to see you enjoy the process.
You're so healthy, Covid wouldn't even touch you.
Brother do you do shipping
Hey I'm just rattling a limb wondering if you ever need any help I think I could learn alot from you
Is all that salad you collected to be eaten raw?
Yes, and delicious!
God Bless you in Jesus name.
Where is this ? Can we swap plants ?
We are in Deland Florida
do you live in south florida
No we are central, Deland, between Daytona and Orlando
What is the name of the plant about the 20 minute mark I can’t make out what you are saying. The blonde hair boy tried it. Kinda looks like a cactus.
Nopal spineless cactus
Nephali Cactus or prickly pear
@@purrsistentwatcher this one is not prickly pear, it doesnt set and hold fruit, prickly pear has spines where this one is completely spineless and edible with no preparation
Tropical food trees and ground fruit what about the whole world
I want to know where the real plants are! I don't like eating my plants I like smoking my plants!