Here is an update of my fruit trees
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IM JELLOUS 🙂 I Would like to grow fruit trees :’-( but i own no land
+PHILL SHIVELY I was thinking the same thing 🙁
+J2THEON 🙂 i only went vegetarrian 6 months ago i really want to learn to grow a vegitable or fruit garden
God is so good!
So inspiring! 🙂 The Blood of Jesus over all your property and you & your family, bro paul. God Bless you all! SHALOM! 🙂
YUM! STARFRUIT!! 🙂
I wish I lived in a place that met the needs for many fruit plants to grow. I live in a mountainous area with rocky soul, not much grows here except tomatoes lol
+Dreadie Andy
apple or pear?
looks great! thanks for the update!
I hope one day I will be blessed with such a beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing Paul 🙂
paul. thanks for the video. I have a lot of fruit trees growing here on my property. at lake wales florida. soursop. pomergrante. ect
what a good idea to mulch your whole yard!!!
You don’t have to water as much because the wood chips retain moisture. They also provide a good source of nutrients back to the soil as it breaks down back into humus and soil.
Great! I just planted 45 new fruit trees myself and 150 new blueberry bushes. I sure hope we can keep inspiring and teaching people about growing food!
Concerning all the wood chips you added to the soil, have you ever heard of Nitrogen Immobilization? It occurs when we add high sources of Carbon materials such as wood chips to the soil because the micro-organisms have to scavenge the available Nitrogen as energy to help break the carbon down. Thus, when I add mulch and wood chips, I usually had some Nitrogen fertilizer to reduce this problem but also since mulching atop fertilizer will reduce leaching of the nutrients. It sure saves a lot of time when we mulch!
Are you going to put in a shrub and herb layer at some point? It’s looking great so far.