Permaculture Food Forest Tour - August, 2023. What's growing now?

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Come check out what we are harvesting out of our food forest in mid August. It's been a great season, so much food all year long, despite the warm Feb week that ruined all our peaches. When you plant diversely, you still get rewarded, as each year, different fruit will pull their weight for your food forest.
Come explore the food forest with me and our new pup Rosie.
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@djmoulton1558

A good way to encourage more snakes is to build a pile of rocks 6-10". Snakes will inhabit this and range out about your property from there. If it is in a sunny location they will use it to heat themselves.

@denarisnoctem4562

Please, show us the garden in the winter, too.

@jodytrimmel579

You looked like a little kid at the candy store munching and enjoying the "fruits" of your labour's. Your food forest looks fan-freaking-tastic 👌 😊 Thank you for the frequent walk-throughs to show the progress over the seasons.

@bradlafferty

Loved the “Dramatic Reenactment” of harvesting Sea Buckthorn leaves for drying! Great drollness!

@kevinchiles9638

Embossed or corrugated sheet metal in that sunny grass will do wonders for snakes habitat as well as the rock suggestion.

@jackiekjono

I just have a couple of small apple trees. If you get a couple of packets of those nylon footie socks they use a shoe stores for trying on shoes and loop the socks over an apple around mid June when they are an inch wide, it will keep the birds and wasps from going after them. Way fewer holes. It’s not exactly organic but, beats spraying. A Little time consuming though

@pattibando3104

Our apples don't look good either. So what we did was peeled ,cut the apples, put real lemon juice on them , bag them and freeze. We had froozen apples 🍎. Just made a pie with apples from last year. Apples had kept their colour and a firm texture.

@chandrikatilwalli4741

I totally agree with your philosophy. Wish more people felt like you. Predators are also part of nature and life cycle.

@julie-annepineau4022

Rosie is adorable. So cute at the must mouth everything to learn her environment stage. She will be a great companion in the food forest. Love the inspiration. Mine is just a couple guilds and still needs lots of filling in. Fingers crossed for sun for both of us!

@donnaduhamel6004

Great job..your evolution is so fun to see. A Canadian tour de force...in permaculture🥰💗

@lynnmoss2127

Thank you so much for the wisdom about disrupting ecosystems by eliminating predators. All is necessary

@leonsaquaponicsandhomegard6793

Looks fantastic 😊😊😊

@Usasa-ej3ym

dog love😂😂

@Ok-vj3dw

I'm definitely a plant collector as well. I'm limited by space and shade so I cant have absolutely everything that I want, but those limitations have provided a fun challenge of finding characters that will thrive in those conditions.

@lppoqql

This is one happy Canadian, there is so much land in Canada. We should all spread out.

@estoniangardeneer

I agree with most things You say, except the mink just "trying to survive" :D. It's a psychopathic killer...

@rebeccajackson2690

How big will your Hazelnuts get to be? I hope to see you harvest them!

@Wisald

You always give me ideas for new things to try, thanks.

@JoelKSullivan

The new puppy is adorable and wildflower hill looks incredible!

@keithnotley2440

G'day Keith. Great to see you so happy and energized giving us an update on your thriving food forest! I am sure that you and your intrepid garden overseer (Rosie!) will enjoy many hours together doing all things required to manage The Forrest! A suggestion for you regarding plant labels, cutting 1" strips from aluminium beverage cans, punching a wire hole, then writing the plant names onto them is a long-term resilient plant identification solution! Your "infotorials" continue to inspire and educate us and you DO NOT need a new camera,,,,! 🥰🙏🍀🥰