I so enjoy your videos. I had a good chuckle when you cat sat in the basket of apples! Something my Louie would do. Lol. It gives pause to remember, give thanks for all we are given by Mother Earth, the plants, trees, bees etc. and the fruits of our labors. I appreciate your reminders to be grateful to all living things. Our plant friends who share their abundance with us. Bless you Terri. Thank you Loll for the music and cinematography. Lovely. And to the animal friends who lighten and brighten our lives.❤❤. I do look forward to your weekly videos. Bless you and your gardens
Those are the most luscious apple blossoms I have ever seen! We had an apple tree behind my parent's property growing up. I took full advantage of them and miss them very much. Thank you for sharing yours with us! Light and love back to you. 🙏⭐💖
Gardening yes…but there always a little bit of lore or magical & enchanting tales as well as tips and tricks in your videos. Ok now I’m off now to contemplate all you’ve shared. Thank you Terri once again. 💗
I enjoy watching all your videos, they are so relaxing and informational. The apples are beautiful and I bet juicing them were so much fun, then toasting the tree was just the right added touch to a perfect ending! Thanks so much and remain Safe and Happy always!
Beautiful video. I love the apple stories and "mischief making critters". My grandson wants you know that he has two apple trees (growing in pots) at Nana's house. Your gardens are lovely and so are you. The music matched your lovely garden and lovely giving and sharing of knowledge. Thank you and bless all, Kathy, grandson, owl and Lennox ( my grandsons little red pup)
Thank you So much Terri! That was so enjoyable, I'll watch it again, especially the mischievous play between the cat and dog.😀 It also reminded me of sitting around the table with family peeling, coring and slicing apples. The slices went into pies and those to the freezer and the remainder to a big pot for jelly. It was quite a production! By the end of the day, there was at least 6 pies put up and a counter full of jars of jelly. 🙂 I'm kind of at the same place with my grapevine. A couple of fenceposts need to be replaced where it grows. I'm going have to cut it back severely to get that done. Until then, mom and I have been picking some every day. They make such a wonderful juice, it doesn't make it to jelly.☺️ Love and blessings! 💜
Hiya Terri, lovely stories about the apples. Oh giggles re the cat and dog with your harvest basket. Fresh apple juice delicious. Blessings to you and yours Thankyou Ontario Canada 🐝
I'm a Virgo too! And you're so right, cleaning and tidying are among my favorite things!! Your apple area looks fantastic! (And your hair is super cute like that) ❤
Lovely listening to your stories and watching your cats and dogs playing. My apple tree has only four apples this year but was full last year but Colette did say they do have rest year so if it's resting that's fine with me. Lovely filming and music as always Xxxx
Hello Danu,my goodness how beautiful, lovely, natural and just delightful your garden and house,just so kind znd relaxing znd uplifting to my eyes and ears.you also have such a wonderful and calm voice to listen too.so please I 🙏 have come across you on my tabket,,well done with everything and thank you so very much for showing. Just beautiful. So look forward to next time 🙂 bless you, xx heather.
Lovely video . My dog a clumber spaniel called Ayla loves her apple a day. She is 13+ years old . I made crab apple juice today and froze it flat packed In a ziplock bag for future use.
Thank you darling, very refreshing video!! Your garden looks gorgeous. ..very healthy apple trees! And you look very young...an apple a day keeps the Doc away...maybe that's the secret!!! We have to eat lots of apple. ..we don't need doctors nowadays. ..lots of hugs dear Terri.
Apple trees bring back such wonderful memories of my grandmothers property. Yours are loaded this season. Thank you dear Terri and Lol, for the words and the tunes. Always a pleasure 💜🌿💜
It took 8 years, before I got any grapes off my vine two years ago it finally produced a lot then , this year it took a break some of the fruit trees take years, to get a bountiful crop 😊 Love the cat and dog, bad babies, dumping the apples out 😁
Yummy. My apple tree doesn’t flower, but putting rabbit poop on the soil around it for fertilizer and planting more apple trees to help with pollination
Always look forward to your videos 💚 You have your work cut out for you! I apologize to my plants too when I'm pruning them lol Sending love &light to you and your loved ones ✨💚✨
Lovely video, as always, Terri. Do you do anything to your trees to control coddling moth? I leave my trees be but I do have quite a few riddled apples. (perfect guitar music for the setting, by the way)
Hi Lyn. I don't do anything to the trees except prune out any branches that are crossing others and rubbing the bark and to let in light and air. I feed them a couple times of year around the base. Glad to hear you enjoyed the guitar music, Lol will be delighted.💚
Maybe it's a different kind of apple but I grew some from seeds and many of them started bearing fruit in about 7 years. It was fun and exciting - some are crabapples but some made nice eating apples - crisp and sweet.
Hope you use some of your peels & cores to make vinegar. We love our Apple & Pear trees. Your videos are always a highlight of my day. Happy Harvest time to you.
Hah! The cat did it not us, mum! I only drink our apple juice - I don't know what they do to mass produced shop stuff, but it is definitely nothing like fresh! At the moment my bantams are complaining as the windfalls drop around them - they know where to gather to avoid the apple bombs! Cheers Terri.
After very late frosts that almost decimated the wine and fruit harvests, it has been a year of phenomenal growth ,sans humanure ,which I'm sure exacerbated things :) Can you recommend a book on Irish Folk tales please
Phenomenal growth is right! As for books, some of mine are from the turn of the last century when members of the Gaelic League were turning them out - Laurence Ginnell and Eugene O'Curry to mention a couple. I like the Geddes and Grouet "Celtice Mythology and T.W Rolleston - "Myths and Legends" then there is a lot of stuff by Lady Gregory - to get you started!!
Outstanding, always such good tips💯❤️ I just read a article in Modern Farmer, The stink about human fertilizer👍. It looks like bio waste is working good for you ‼️ I am a urban farmer/wild edibles forager/MG, Million Gardens Movement and I always appreciate your high quality content👍✌️Thanks, your garden is a absolute gold mine❤️💯🍀
I love apple trees! Beautiful video and music! Love the stories! I collect stories myself and enjoy hearing them! I think a bit of music behind the story wld be nice! Travelling bards often told stories whilst accompanying themselves on a musical instrument.
My little pups love playing with my cats also! that was so cute! Great to hear about the benefits of Apples and lovely music too! Thanks for another gem Terri!
First of all, tell Lol the music was really nice in this video, he's very talented! Terri we now have space enough to plant apples and we own our house, where before we rented. What this means is my dream of having apple trees can come true! Trouble is as I look at the many varieties and how you need two or more of certain types together for pollination, I get overwhelmed and now I don't know what to get! I know some are self pollinating and that I guess I need to have a phone chat with some of the companies selling trees. How many apple trees do you have and is the crab apple the pollinator for the tree you showed us?
I have one crab apple that flowers and two that are too young (apparently), although one has made a couple of flowers. The others are eating and dessert apples, all different varieties. The man at Irish Seed Savers where I bought the trees asked to know all about our local environment and climate and the micro climate where the trees were going to be planted so that he could work out which variety would suit us best. We are so close to the sea and have a lot of salt wind. I think if you give your information to your tree company they will be able to advise you. Happy planting!
Enjoying your video on this rainy afternoon. I love apples. Miss my grandmother's Cortland apple tree. Sad Cortland apple has fallen out of favor and so hard to find.
I never did anything with crabapples because the only thing I knew to do with them was jelly which has a lot of sugar. This past fall, I found a recipe to pickle the crabapples. This winter I made a dipping sauce for my spring rolls by soaking 6 to 8 dates, pitting them, add some of the pickled crabapples and blended that all together and it is delicious. Last time I made this, I added a spoonful of peanut butter and it was wonderful. I love your videos, very inspiring.
Hi Terri, i’ve been watching some of your old videos and very much enjoying them… My step mother lived to be 105; when I asked her what her secret was, she told me that she ate at least one apple every day.
Yes, humanure is powerful stuff! I have two gerbera daisies that I've kept going indoors through two winters; this spring when I took them outside, I gave them several doses of diluted urine, and they've produced an astounding amount of leaves and flowers.
We're harvesting and canning apples here as well. Lovely to see your harvest and the juice looks delicious! We've been putting up apple butters, applesauce, and baking. With plenty more to harvest before the first frost, which will maybe come in a couple of weeks here in Colorado. TFS! ☆
Grand day in your garden. Loved nearing you tell some of the old stories, especially to hear the pronunciation of the names. inspired to juice some of my grapes for freezing. Blessings, Terri.
We are just starting spring and I noticed the first blossom on our apple trees - made me so happy. Loved your kitty sitting in the basket (of course there was nowhere else to sit...haha). Blessings to you from Australia x
Lovely video, Terri. Apple season is something I look forward to every year! I go on an apple crisp baking spree for family and friends. I really enjoyed the story as well. Thank you and enjoy the rest of the harvest.
I love the stories you tell in your vlogs from Irish folklore and mythology. I would like to know more about Irish folklore, mythology, and their stories. Are there any specific books on those subjects that you like and would recommend I read? Many thanks to you and the great goddess for all your insightful vlogs. Lots of love from America!
There are lots, the books I prefer are old books from the late 19th/early 20th century. Eddie Lenihan is a wonder folklorist currently. For myths, Rolleston and
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden I've ordered two versions of the book: The Tain: Translated from the Irish Epic Tain Bo Cuailnge by Thomas Kinsella The Ancient Irish Epic Tale, Táin Bó Cúalnge, "The Cualnge Cattle-raid" by Joseph 1872- Dunn I'm not sure which copy is the best so I'm getting both! LOL
Beautiful and informative as always! I am inspired to find out what kinds of apples might grow here in Florida. There is a wonderful farm not far from here where I sometimes go to buy plants and trees. The local nursery would probably be able to help me as well. Thank you for the wonderful, inspiring work you do!
Really enjoying your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Could you recommend a couple of books please. A herbal book and a personal favourite book you would want others to read. Blessings 🙏
HI Terri! Another great video. Are you able, or do you store apples for eating? Wondering if you have root cellar for storage. I always enjoy your videos
That humanure certainly seems to be doing the trick!I always thought u were supposes to fertilize food crops w/ vegan's poo, like from rabbits, horses, cows etc, & use any other poo for fertilizing non edible plants. The white flowers were at 4:59 in the apple video.💜thank u
I would recommend it. It is an Oscar Neo. My previous one lasted ten years and then the engine broke down but it had a 20 year guarantee so they replaced it.
It's amazing how much joy can come through a video. Watching other people love their little havens and getting to share in it is a wonder :)
Dave
Really enjoy hearing the lore from a person and not a book, too :)
What a lovely thing to say - I think you are right!😄
Of course, kitty had nowhere else to sit but the basket. That was precious.
He loves baskets!🐈
My face is almost aching...smiled all the way through 😂😊. Thank you Terry.
That is so lovely to hear!! So happy to think of you smiling away😄
LOL THE CAT WITH THE APPLES 👍
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Ha ha - glad you enjoyed it.😅
Awww love watching the cat and dog playing! 💕🌺🐈🐕
We get great entertainment from them!
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden 🐈🐕💕
I so enjoy your videos. I had a good chuckle when you cat sat in the basket of apples! Something my Louie would do. Lol. It gives pause to remember, give thanks for all we are given by Mother Earth, the plants, trees, bees etc. and the fruits of our labors. I appreciate your reminders to be grateful to all living things. Our plant friends who share their abundance with us. Bless you Terri. Thank you Loll for the music and cinematography. Lovely. And to the animal friends who lighten and brighten our lives.❤❤. I do look forward to your weekly videos. Bless you and your gardens
Thank you so much Sandra. I really appreciate that.💚
Lovely, naughty kitty jumping in and sitting on the apples until it tipped over, very funny to watch. Enjoyed the folk lore. Enjoy those apples.
Glad you enjoyed it all Tassie. xx
My 2 year old kitty, Marina-Bunny, for sure would have done the same! 😻
Those are the most luscious apple blossoms I have ever seen! We had an apple tree behind my parent's property growing up. I took full advantage of them and miss them very much. Thank you for sharing yours with us! Light and love back to you. 🙏⭐💖
Thanks Anya and blessings to you and yours.🙏
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Thank you! 🤗
Gardening yes…but there always a little bit of lore or magical & enchanting tales as well as tips and tricks in your videos. Ok now I’m off now to contemplate all you’ve shared. Thank you Terri once again. 💗
So glad you get so much from the films. Have a lovely week.💚
Thank you Terri, for another superb garden video.
Thanks JP. Glad you enjoyed it.
Autumn is such a lovely time, and you know how to live the good life around there.
Autumn is a really magical time, it is always my favourite when we are in Autumn. xx
I enjoy watching all your videos, they are so relaxing and informational. The apples are beautiful and I bet juicing them were so much fun, then toasting the tree was just the right added touch to a perfect ending! Thanks so much and remain Safe and Happy always!
Thank you Lou and many blessings to you and yours xx
Oh my the apple blossoms just sumptuous so pretty and elegant. 😊
...oh, and the cat in the basket was hilarious.😍
Yes😄 that was a lucky shot!
Thank you Terri for another great video! Beautiful garden and wonderful dogs.🥰
Thanks for watching Oana - will be writing to you today.
Beautiful video. I love the apple stories and "mischief making critters". My grandson wants you know that he has two apple trees (growing in pots) at Nana's house. Your gardens are lovely and so are you. The music matched your lovely garden and lovely giving and sharing of knowledge.
Thank you and bless all,
Kathy, grandson, owl and Lennox ( my grandsons little red pup)
Hi Kathy, tell your grandson he is a wonderful, good boy for taking care of so many trees and helping in the garden. Blessings to you both.
Thank you So much Terri! That was so enjoyable, I'll watch it again, especially the mischievous play between the cat and dog.😀
It also reminded me of sitting around the table with family peeling, coring and slicing apples. The slices went into pies and those to the freezer and the remainder to a big pot for jelly. It was quite a production! By the end of the day, there was at least 6 pies put up and a counter full of jars of jelly. 🙂
I'm kind of at the same place with my grapevine. A couple of fenceposts need to be replaced where it grows. I'm going have to cut it back severely to get that done. Until then, mom and I have been picking some every day. They make such a wonderful juice, it doesn't make it to jelly.☺️
Love and blessings! 💜
Glad that brought up some happy memories for you. Enjoy your grapes!
Hiya Terri, lovely stories about the apples. Oh giggles re the cat and dog with your harvest basket. Fresh apple juice delicious. Blessings to you and yours Thankyou Ontario Canada 🐝
Blessings Beverley! Hope you are well.
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden 🐝
I'm a Virgo too! And you're so right, cleaning and tidying are among my favorite things!! Your apple area looks fantastic! (And your hair is super cute like that) ❤
Thanks Leigh - cleaning and tidying are not my favourite things but I like to do it for the head space.
Lovely listening to your stories and watching your cats and dogs playing. My apple tree has only four apples this year but was full last year but Colette did say they do have rest year so if it's resting that's fine with me. Lovely filming and music as always Xxxx
WE all need a rest at some time. So glad you enjoyed the music and video💕
mmm juice looks good thanks Terri for stories have a great day love to you xxx
Blessings Sue. xxx
Lovely video as always. Loved seeing your apples becoming tasty juice. Thank you Terri 💛
Glad you enjoyed it Christine.💚
The cat setting up to pee in the basket and then tipping over before she could 😂 what a rascal!
That was Jim and he is indeed a rascal!
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden I love his name!
Fresh juice is tasty. Cool juicer. Thank you. ☺️🍎🍏
Thanks Sheila!
Hello Danu,my goodness how beautiful, lovely, natural and just delightful your garden and house,just so kind znd relaxing znd uplifting to my eyes and ears.you also have such a wonderful and calm voice to listen too.so please I 🙏 have come across you on my tabket,,well done with everything and thank you so very much for showing. Just beautiful. So look forward to next time 🙂 bless you, xx heather.
Blessings to you Heather and welcome. So glad you enjoyed it.
That apple juice looks so tasty Terri. Made my mouth water just to think about it. Beautiful video as always 💗
It was delicious, I must say. Thank you Kara
Lovely of Jim to be such a good little helper 😇you should tell more Irish myths in future videos!
"Little helper"!!!😂😂😂 Only you could say that! xxx
Lovely video . My dog a clumber spaniel called Ayla loves her apple a day. She is 13+ years old . I made crab apple juice today and froze it flat packed In a ziplock bag for future use.
Great idea. We'll be freezing some too.
Thank you darling, very refreshing video!!
Your garden looks gorgeous. ..very healthy apple trees!
And you look very young...an apple a day keeps the
Doc away...maybe that's the secret!!! We have to eat lots of apple. ..we don't need doctors nowadays. ..lots of hugs dear Terri.
Ha ha! Not usually a fruit person, I could easily one of these apples every day. Hugs to you and blessings for a wonderful week! xx
Thank you very much.
You're welcome Robin, thanks for watching💕
Lovely as always- thank you!♥️
You're welcome!
Beautiful video, beautiful apples, beautiful animals
Blessings TO Croatia. Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous! 🍏🌀
Hi Miranda!😄
Apple trees bring back such wonderful memories of my grandmothers property. Yours are loaded this season. Thank you dear Terri and Lol, for the words and the tunes. Always a pleasure 💜🌿💜
Lovely to hear from you Marilyn xx💚
I was so pleased to see you performing a libation to the tree!
Thank you Cath. I think it is important.
I'm sure the apple juice tasted delicious. 🍏🍎🤗
Oh yes!!! I'm a veg person rather than a fruit person but I must say these apples are really tasty and the juice was delicious.
It took 8 years, before I got any grapes off my vine two years ago it finally produced a lot then , this year it took a break some of the fruit trees take years, to get a bountiful crop 😊 Love the cat and dog, bad babies, dumping the apples out 😁
The cats love hopping into baskets or boxes!😄🐈🐕
Intresting Thank you 🍏🌿
Thanks for watching Wendy!
Yummy. My apple tree doesn’t flower, but putting rabbit poop on the soil around it for fertilizer and planting more apple trees to help with pollination
Rabbit poop is very good I hear so should give the tree a good feed and definitely have a couple more trees. God luck!
I love the music in the remembering April part, the lovely, slightly progressive variations.
So glad you like it - composed by my husband xx
Always look forward to your videos 💚 You have your work cut out for you! I apologize to my plants too when I'm pruning them lol Sending love &light to you and your loved ones ✨💚✨
Thank you so much Missy Me, and blessings to you too🙏
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden You're very welcome & thank you! ✨
And here in Australia we had Granny Smith. Although not a tale, but a real person. (She’s in my family tree) 🍏
We have Granny Smith apples here too, but fascinating to hear she is one of your grannies!!
Oh yes have an old bramley apple tree in need of some pruning this year.goingg to collect her apples soon,mmm!apple 🥧. Thankyou,👋 for now .😊
Thanks for watching Heather!
Thankyou for your reply.sending best wishes to you, looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful garden.bye for now.
You would be a very welcome guest instructor at my college in Victoria, Canada. I hope you continue to share your wisdom for many hears to come
Thank you so much Ashley. I intend to have many more years😅 and would love to visit your college - maybe one day.
Thank you very much for this wonderful video!! Love from Boston!
Hi Maureen, thanks for watching!💕
Wonderful video as always! 🥰
Thanks Ellemski!
Che bella persona! ;-)
Beautiful stories & knowledge; thank you🤗❤️🇨🇦 I have 5 apple trees of 3 species & love them, herein Alberta, Canada.
You are very welcome Belieftransformation I hope you enjoy a great harvest. xx
Poor kitty was just getting comfortable. Made me smile. Great stories and information.
That was Jim. He is a big personality🐈
Lovely video, as always, Terri. Do you do anything to your trees to control coddling moth? I leave my trees be but I do have quite a few riddled apples. (perfect guitar music for the setting, by the way)
Hi Lyn. I don't do anything to the trees except prune out any branches that are crossing others and rubbing the bark and to let in light and air. I feed them a couple times of year around the base. Glad to hear you enjoyed the guitar music, Lol will be delighted.💚
Maybe it's a different kind of apple but I grew some from seeds and many of them started bearing fruit in about 7 years. It was fun and exciting - some are crabapples but some made nice eating apples - crisp and sweet.
Wow! You must be really green fingered! Well done to get the trees to start from seed at all x
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden The seeds had already sprouted inside the apple so I just planted them and they grew.
I am a bit envious of you as this year we have hardly any apples so I am taking ones frozen the year before. 🦉
You must have had a great harvest last year!!
I have three apple trees, I pick approximately two thirds and leave the rest for the birds, same with the pears. Share and share alike. =-)
Same with everything - permaculture principles. Must try pears.
Hope you use some of your peels & cores to make vinegar. We love our Apple & Pear trees. Your videos are always a highlight of my day. Happy Harvest time to you.
Thanks for the reminder! I will be doing that. Thanks so much for kind comment and Happy Harvest to you too, may it be abundant.
Hah! The cat did it not us, mum! I only drink our apple juice - I don't know what they do to mass produced shop stuff, but it is definitely nothing like fresh! At the moment my bantams are complaining as the windfalls drop around them - they know where to gather to avoid the apple bombs! Cheers Terri.
Nothing like fresh - you feel as if you are tingling with life after a home grown apple juice. xx Hope your bantams don't act like Chicken Licken'😅
Beautiful✨
Also you've got a mischievous cat🐱💜
That's Jim. He is a bit of a handful😄
Thank you! brings back childhood memories of our apple orchard and hauling buckets of apples to our neighbor's cider press.....
Wonderful!
After very late frosts that almost decimated the wine and fruit harvests, it has been a year of phenomenal growth ,sans humanure ,which I'm sure exacerbated things :) Can you recommend a book on Irish Folk tales please
Phenomenal growth is right! As for books, some of mine are from the turn of the last century when members of the Gaelic League were turning them out - Laurence Ginnell and Eugene O'Curry to mention a couple. I like the Geddes and Grouet "Celtice Mythology and T.W Rolleston - "Myths and Legends" then there is a lot of stuff by Lady Gregory - to get you started!!
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Thankyou
Outstanding, always such good tips💯❤️ I just read a article in Modern Farmer, The stink about human fertilizer👍. It looks like bio waste is working good for you ‼️ I am a urban farmer/wild edibles forager/MG, Million Gardens Movement and I always appreciate your high quality content👍✌️Thanks, your garden is a absolute gold mine❤️💯🍀
Hello Favor - thanks for watching. I will check out the MGM as I would love to forage more. Fair play to you for urban farming.
I love apple trees! Beautiful video and music! Love the stories! I collect stories myself and enjoy hearing them! I think a bit of music behind the story wld be nice! Travelling bards often told stories whilst accompanying themselves on a musical instrument.
Thank you bluejean🎶
My little pups love playing with my cats also! that was so cute! Great to hear about the benefits of Apples and lovely music too! Thanks for another gem Terri!
Thank you so much Lisa.💚
First of all, tell Lol the music was really nice in this video, he's very talented! Terri we now have space enough to plant apples and we own our house, where before we rented. What this means is my dream of having apple trees can come true! Trouble is as I look at the many varieties and how you need two or more of certain types together for pollination, I get overwhelmed and now I don't know what to get! I know some are self pollinating and that I guess I need to have a phone chat with some of the companies selling trees. How many apple trees do you have and is the crab apple the pollinator for the tree you showed us?
I have one crab apple that flowers and two that are too young (apparently), although one has made a couple of flowers. The others are eating and dessert apples, all different varieties. The man at Irish Seed Savers where I bought the trees asked to know all about our local environment and climate and the micro climate where the trees were going to be planted so that he could work out which variety would suit us best. We are so close to the sea and have a lot of salt wind. I think if you give your information to your tree company they will be able to advise you. Happy planting!
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden thanks, yes I think I just need to call them and have a chat. I'll let you know if we get something going!
Enjoying your video on this rainy afternoon. I love apples. Miss my grandmother's Cortland apple tree. Sad Cortland apple has fallen out of favor and so hard to find.
Like so many others. If you are in Ireland, you can get heritage apple trees at Irish Seed Savers and they may post to other countries.
I never did anything with crabapples because the only thing I knew to do with them was jelly which has a lot of sugar. This past fall, I found a recipe to pickle the crabapples. This winter I made a dipping sauce for my spring rolls by soaking 6 to 8 dates, pitting them, add some of the pickled crabapples and blended that all together and it is delicious. Last time I made this, I added a spoonful of peanut butter and it was wonderful. I love your videos, very inspiring.
Thank you Roma - glad you like the videos and thanks for the recipe - I'm writing it down!
Hi Terri, i’ve been watching some of your old videos and very much enjoying them… My step mother lived to be 105; when I asked her what her secret was, she told me that she ate at least one apple every day.
Incredible isn't it. Those old adages are true! xx
Yes, humanure is powerful stuff! I have two gerbera daisies that I've kept going indoors through two winters; this spring when I took them outside, I gave them several doses of diluted urine, and they've produced an astounding amount of leaves and flowers.
Humanure -= black gold and the diluted urine is a great fertiliser on its own.
tis the season for apple picking
'Tis indeed!😄
I do think nature literally has exploded this year Terri, I find the same .... everything has just grown huge and has spread out 🧚♂️
A few people have commented the same. Nature growing magnificently!
We're harvesting and canning apples here as well. Lovely to see your harvest and the juice looks delicious! We've been putting up apple butters, applesauce, and baking. With plenty more to harvest before the first frost, which will maybe come in a couple of weeks here in Colorado. TFS! ☆
Great to hear you are having a good harvest! All sounds yummy.
Grand day in your garden. Loved nearing you tell some of the old stories, especially to hear the pronunciation of the names. inspired to juice some of my grapes for freezing. Blessings, Terri.
That reminds me, I must check if we have any grapes as usually the starlings eat them all.💚
Practicing self-determination creates self-actualization . Congrats!! .
Thanks!
We are just starting spring and I noticed the first blossom on our apple trees - made me so happy.
Loved your kitty sitting in the basket (of course there was nowhere else to sit...haha).
Blessings to you from Australia x
Ha ha - he thinks he is royalty ! Apple Blossom already!! Blessings to you too. xx
Lovely video, Terri. Apple season is something I look forward to every year! I go on an apple crisp baking spree for family and friends. I really enjoyed the story as well. Thank you and enjoy the rest of the harvest.
I will Michele. thanks for watching and enjoy your harvest too. xx
Enjoyed this very much. Loved your stories and the animal antics!
So glad to hear that Lisa xx
Looks like the apple brandy drink you toasted to your apple trees earlier this year did provide abundant growth. Love your channel❤
Hi Marci, so glad you are enjoying the films x
I love the stories you tell in your vlogs from Irish folklore and mythology. I would like to know more about Irish folklore, mythology, and their stories. Are there any specific books on those subjects that you like and would recommend I read? Many thanks to you and the great goddess for all your insightful vlogs.
Lots of love from America!
There are lots, the books I prefer are old books from the late 19th/early 20th century. Eddie Lenihan is a wonder folklorist currently. For myths, Rolleston and
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden Wonderful ! Thanks Terri. I've got several of those on order as we speak.
@@buddhabro.9130 Reading the Tain Bó Cuailnge is a brilliant place to start
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden I've ordered two versions of the book: The Tain: Translated from the Irish Epic Tain Bo Cuailnge
by Thomas Kinsella
The Ancient Irish Epic Tale, Táin Bó Cúalnge, "The Cualnge Cattle-raid"
by Joseph 1872- Dunn
I'm not sure which copy is the best so I'm getting both! LOL
"Tip to the apple tree to say my thanks."
Basically, giving the toast of... "For my homies, The Apple tree and Nature." 🤣💖🥰🥂🍾
Love it!!
Agh,do forgive me for miles away and not putting your name Terri. Oh thats very silly of me,so sorry.thankyou for your lovely videos. 👋
Don't worry Heather! All is well xx
Beautiful and informative as always! I am inspired to find out what kinds of apples might grow here in Florida. There is a wonderful farm not far from here where I sometimes go to buy plants and trees. The local nursery would probably be able to help me as well. Thank you for the wonderful, inspiring work you do!
I am sure you will find an apple tree for your garden. x
amazing enjoy the goodness
Thanks Stephen, we will.🙏
Really enjoying your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Could you recommend a couple of books please. A herbal book and a personal favourite book you would want others to read. Blessings 🙏
Hi Nikki and welcome. I will be doing a book video very shortly.😄
Slanche,Terry, cheers (sorry for the Irish speping)😀
Thank you Adriana - the spelling is sláinte xx
Terri, did you say "humanure"? I couldn't quite catch that. Great video!
Yes I did. We have compost toilets and put the compost under all the trees and shrubs.
HI Terri! Another great video. Are you able, or do you store apples for eating? Wondering if you have root cellar for storage. I always enjoy your videos
We don't have root cellars here - would be a great idea. We store them in a dark, cool shed but usually they get used - eating and juicing and pies.😅
Great video! What kind of lovely white flowers were they in the video, & what kind of manure did U say u used?
Where were the white flowers? The manure is humanure from our compost toilet.
That humanure certainly seems to be doing the trick!I always thought u were supposes to fertilize food crops w/ vegan's poo, like from rabbits, horses, cows etc, & use any other poo for fertilizing non edible plants.
The white flowers were at 4:59 in the apple video.💜thank u
What a Beautiful Cat, as are the Dogs. What's the Cats name.
That naughty fella is Jim. He is my daughter's cat but lives with us.
A Bonnie boy he is.
You would have wonderful honey box
Do you wasail the apple trees?
No - I do libations and my own thing. xx
How do you collect your humanure?
You should have bees honey from a hive
Buongiorno gentilmente potrebbe aggiungere i sottotitoli in italiano grazie buona giornata
Grazie Rosarita
Lovely informative video Terri xThank you🙏🏼🍀🌀🌍🌱🌿🍏🍎
Hi!
Greetings from Spain!
I am interested in finding out about your juicer. What brand and type is it, please? 🙏🏼
I would recommend it. It is an Oscar Neo. My previous one lasted ten years and then the engine broke down but it had a 20 year guarantee so they replaced it.
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden thank you 🙏🏼
The humanlove factor makes an exponential difference anywhere it is "sprayed". Lovely video 😘