FRUIT TREE GUILDS can SAVE your ORCHARD
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Learn how fruit tree guilds can save your orchard! Discover how permaculture techniques like guild planting can maximize orchard health and diversity.
If you're looking to improve your orchard's health and productivity, fruit tree guilds are the way to go. This video explains the benefits of guild planting and why monoculture isn't the best option for your orchard. Watch now to learn how fruit tree guilds can save your orchard and promote a healthy ecosystem!
PORTERHOUSE AND TEAL
Website: porterhouseand...
Email: porterhouseandteal@gmail.com
Social Media
Freesteading: freesteading.c...
Instagram: / porterhouseandteal
TikTok: / porterhouseteal
Rumble: rumble.com/c/c...
Odysee: odysee.com/@po...
*Disclaimer: This video or video description contains affiliate links. That means I am awarded a small commission for purchases made through them, at no added cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Our Store: www.bonfire.co...
EMP Shield: www.empshield.com?coupon=prtrhseandteal
Harvest Right: affiliates.har...
Thank you for watching.
Please consider subscribing!
Fantastic explanation and actual examples! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, we appreciate y’all! Be blessed ❤️🌿
So nice of you. Thanks! 😉
Great video, you showing the comparison of the different systems was very enlightening. Others should take heed, and adjust accordingly. God Bless from TN.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks much:)
Very good teaching video. 👍
Thanks London!
Learning more about effectively planning guilds. How are the bird, toad, wasp, etc. Populations this year in your area to help with keeping the population in check?
More wasps than usual but everything else seems about par.
well done, you have it going on out there for sure. How did the walnut trees fair ? Spraying there?
The walnuts took a bit of damage but they are well established enough to survive the onslaught. The grasshoppers have thinned out but still present. I'm hoping another hatch doesn't occur. 🤞
I am working on my guilds, my biggest issue is with our lack of rain in the summer (zone 6, 3000 ft elevation, arid, 30% humidity in the summer); comfrey is doing well, lots of grasshopper damage right now…. I’m having trouble finding other supportive plants that can survive the weather and not require a lot of water…we are on a low production well….help!!!
Water is certainly key for most plants. Finding drought resistant plants that will thrive in your zone may be a challenge but most certainly a number of plants will do well. There are a number of articles suggesting different plants to choose from. Here is one such article to get you started www.bloomingbackyard.com/drought-tolerant-plants/