Moose on the Loose! & A Better Blueberry, the Honeyberry - Super Cold Hardy, Not Picky, & Delicious!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- A tall leggy visitor to our yard and picking honeyberries.
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Well now, that's a strange looking horse! Glad he figured out how to get out of there without human intervention.
Your garden is very organized and tidy. Like it..says a lot of the owners
The same berries are grown here in Nova Scotia, Canada. We call them haskap berries and they are wonderful. Great for almost any purpose, baking, jams, ice cream, even wine and cider. Great videos! Enjoy the berries.
I was just wondering if they were the same as Haskap. We are in Wyoming and planted two haskap berry bushes last year.
With the bloom covering the berry you could make fruit yeast water to use in baking bread.
More great ideas from you, Ariel. I've been following you for about nine years now, and once again I'm taking notes. Eric and I are moving to our 10 acres in Idaho on the 15th to live off grid in our 5th wheel while we build our little home. It's been 10 years planning and preparing. First thing we want to do is start planting trees and shrubs. Like you, we have no trees on our property. So thank you, Ariel. I even got Eric on board with a composting toilet! 🎉😊
Thank U....We shall check for further info. 💞🙂
LUV SEEING THE MOOSE ON THE LOOSE!!!
Great video of little Bullwinkle ! I totally agree with you on the honey berries/haskaps being easier to grow than blueberries, I have 7 of them (varieties that will cross pollinate) that are producing berries right now. They survived a week of -20 F cold last winter here in the mountains of Idaho. The black currants and gooseberries are also doing great ! Raspberries are just beginning to blossom, the yellow (Anne variety) were the star of the show last fall and are looking good right now !
I've always had trouble growing blueberries!! That was a very handsome young moose!!
Thank you for sharing.
I learned something interesting and useful and also beautiful! :D
We have haskaps/honeyberry in the northern prairies of 🇨🇦. They’re amazing.
It’s sure good to see Burley hanging out with his parents ❤. How is his jaw? Can he chew bones once again?
What a beautiful bush. I'd never heard of if before. Thanks for sharing!
We call them Hascamp berries in northern Saskatchewan Canada. I have a hybrid, male and female plant. I find them a lil more squishy in texture than a blueberry & pretty lemony in flavour. Fabulous when frozen!!
Great info and moose story!
Very pleasant video, I will watch it again when I just want to chill; love the music.
Always loved how beautiful and informative your videos are.
Have a wonderful blessed day.🎉❤😊
She's a great teacher!!! 👍🏿
I have 3 hot wires, they walk through them all... and of course, the cows follow it out.
Cool moose! And kinda scary.
Cool video dear Ariel! Loved that Moose on the lose, and the honeyberry look delicious 💙
Definitely going to check into it. Thanks.
Thank you.
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. 👍😊
Would love to see a plan of the homestead , even if Arial & Clay draw it out on paper and discuss why they decided to place structures where they did, how they positioned the orchard, garden etc - I’m sure there was thought on the best place to put each thing and think I would learn a lot
I can see buildings as the berries were picked but I’m thinking ‘is that the workshop? Or the tiny house?’
Love that all the buildings match - it makes the place look very organized and cohesive but it does make it challenging to know where things are situated in relation to one another
Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for the info! We have never had good luck with blueberries, so this is a good idea! 😊
That is fascinating! They look delicious! Tomorrow is huckleberry jam day here in Southern Oregon!💜🫐
Interesting video ty.
My experience with Wyoming soil is a lot of alkaline
Thank You for showing your honeyberry plants❤
I have been wanting honeyberry bushes for years, but don't have the room for several bushes.
It is nice to be able to enjoy yours.❤❤❤
I have them in my garden. In Malakwa BC Canada and we call them Haskaps.
I'm about to plant honeyberries and am interested in the varieties you have planted.
I've always thought that Mother Nature made the moose out of leftover parts.
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I wonder how it would do with the heat and humidity on the east coast.