Building a Color Coded: Apocalypse Garden Syntroptic Food Forest
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Blackberries are free and if you plant them on a fence line you get a zero mainenece fence with a nice bonus in June through August ❤
Raspberry and Blackberry vines tend to go crazy if not trimmed back every year, they will take over. Where are the blueberry bushes and strawberries? Maybe I missed them… These type fruits are well worth planting!
Zero maintenance is a flat lie
@@Fordgroup00
how so?
@@jasonvoorhees5640
Hey, feel free to grow blackberries and find out for yourself
@@jasonvoorhees5640stuff needs pruning, watering,and protection from things like japanese beetles and lichens, both of which i have
This was awesome!! I love how she makes an easy to follow pattern! Have her back for sure!
More of this please!!! To me this is the most important part of prepping for a number of reasons. 1) Practicing this before a life changing event is great for when you need to grow your own food. 2) If there's not a life changing event then this saves on your food bill. 3) You can learn how to save and preserve any excess crops through pressure canning or if you're lucky enough, freeze drying. 4) Knowing how and when to plant crops is an invaluable skill to bring to the table if you have to go to a community that is not familiar with you. 5) Food will always be something you can barter with. I'm sure most of your viewers don't know that some crops will survive in the winter and having fresh vegetables in the winter will be a huge bargaining chip if you need to barter. The list can go on. We need more of this!
Definitely more!
Yup, and even if people only have a small concrete yard, you can grow potatoes in tubs (about the size of that one Nate's son is using to pound the earth).
A square meter on concrete can hold nine such tubs, and each tub will grow many portatoes if you feed and water them. Just quarter full with compost, put in potato (shoots pointing up), another quarter fill, scatter some tater food, then fill up to the brim and water them).
And that is just one square meter.
@@northsidedork_3043 get right with the YHWH. A proverb a day read Proverb 3 on the 3rd. Back to Eden is the heart of this video.
more please.
@@pbjfarms9349what does religion have anything to do with the survival lessons he gives us all the time? You should know bringing up religion would get a big debate and argument between people online all hiding behind screens,but it seems like you won't mind being in a big drama debate about OTHER PEOPLES religion n stuff because you know your going to get sum responses talking about religion not me cuz I don't do the online arguing and debating on opinions.but I'd take that down if I was you cuz someone will probably probably have sum bad shit to say to you and start up a big argument,I'm just tryin to save you the trouble
Ashley seems so super knowledgeable and experienced
In a world where chaos seems to be the norm, it's comforting to know we can rely on Canadian Prepper for practical, no-nonsense advice!
These comments are better than the last ones, I take back what I said last time and will say this instead (reliable? Yes, and decent too) ✌️ stay prepped bud
-K the 🤡
@@K.TheSurvivalist hey I appreciate that. I must have missed what you said on my other comments. I know I kind of throw some stuff out there sometimes and see what sticks, lol
@@K.TheSurvivalist oh I think I remember now, no worries. 😎
I hear you, but is chaos really the norm? The life I live is good, quiet and safe.
@@reliableprepper 😉🫡
I'm one of the ten people who watch these kinds of CP's videos and appreciate them. This kind of information is a thousand times more useful than the daily doom and gloom. I know what's coming. I don't need the reminders. I'd rather have useful information.
There are thousands who think this is important too. Doom and gloom for your reality check.
This is what I love. Less doom and gloom that we can’t do anything about, and more actual prepping.
@@CasyUnsung I was responding to a joke CP made on a video about two days ago. He said that "only about ten people watch these kinds of videos"......I was trying to show my appreciation.
uh, there are 11 of us and yes, if you are talking the talk, you have to walk the walk. Show how it is done, I am a 50+ year experienced gardener, and I do well, but with gardening there is such a variety of things, there is always something to learn.
As a horticulturist, well done team from New Zealand
Be sure to protect the tree trunks from animals. I lost 90% of my newly planted fruit trees last winter to hares & rabbits ring barking the unprotected trunks.
YES and voles! This is huge especially when planting in the middle of pasture! All you need is an 8 inch tree guard plastic wrap. Like 7 bucks at Cdn Tire. I would also cage the stuff deer like as well. God i hope he sees this before all his stuff is wiped out lol
I’m surprised she didn’t discuss that. Rabbits, mice and deer are hard on plants in the winter
Do the trees and plants
die in the winter?
@@Sun_Bronx If they put in the proper hardiness zone and properly planted they will make it. The tough part is trying to figure out a trees hardiness limit from scratch which is what i'm doing for a couple exotic trees. That requires a lot of time to do..
How do you protect a small fruit tree without a fence?
When life gives you lemons, make sure they're from your apocalypse orchard!
Love it.😊
@@rosenahkohe3968 lol
ALL you 🤡🤡 think shtf is going to be a holiday off-grid 😅😅😅
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Thoroughly enjoyed this show. Good job.
Love the German Shepherd!!!! Gorgeous!
You guys make a very funny team....I like it!! I like the banter and comradery schtick. Fun and informative both! Good move Nate!!
Great property! and love seeing the kids!
Love the new intro, Farmer Nate. Always love seeing Ashley on the channel!
We planted our food forest 20 years ago when we bought our home and we love having a good amount of fresh food on hand.
I have heirloom rhubarb here. Over 90 yrs old plant. I can send you some seeds if you'd like. My donation to your homestead ❤
I would be very interested in buying some of your heirloom ruhbarb seeds
I just have a question about rhubarb.. Why plant it? What are its agricultural benefits to the soil? I know it's food, but is there something else that could take it's place?
@@marli269 I have heard it is so high in oxalates it really isn't good for you.
Unfortunately I live on a coral rock, 150 miles from the mainland. Most good stuff won't grow down here. But I got Coconut's, mangos, Papaya's and bananas. And fish, so much fish. Lol
Is it Hawaii?
@@kiriInvestigator4597 Florida Key's 👍
Hey, you can make do with what you have. Nothing wrong with that! What about adding a hydroponic set up to indoor space? Could get a solar setup for it to run indoors. I’m very familiar with the keys, go there yearly. You can also have chickens for eggs and maybe a goat for milk? Check out the local laws for what’s allowed. Obviously chickens are as they run wild down there. Iguanas are also free game. Raised beds & grow bags.
You are good
Went from Canadian prepper to Canadian gardener. Very nice Nate, hope your endeavor bears you a bountiful harvest.
To Canadian Alex Jones u mean
Yay another family video… makes me happy
I meet other gardeners every year for a seed swap, and that really helps me cut down on my garden spending as well as get some interesting varieties! My favorite way to garden during inflation is to replace the flower beds with edible beds. Grow food, not lawns!!
planting and working with plants is such a fun experience
Great to see your homestead is flourishing keep up the good work ❤
Be nice to the ginger Nate, she is a plant/soil genius. Also gingers can steal your soul...so yeah.I love your collaboration with Gardening in Canada. Thank you.😮
Forklift lesson #1: when parked forks must be ON THE GROUND! WITH front TIPS TOUCHING THE GROUND.
Yup easy to trip on.❤
Always ground your hydraulics.
Ya but it don't look cool😂
This is brilliant.. Nate has such a variety of informative videos … he is the new age prepper. NAP….
With everything going on, it's reassuring to have a community that focuses on being prepared for anything. Keep up the great work!
Man only if we didn't need to buy other things. It will all reset here before too long.
Indeed it will
permaculture is a concept to explore in all areas of life. It is great to see you on that road
Awesome, teaching the youngsters to nurture the land... and a little help from the four-legged family members...Your gardening friend is very informative and patient...follow up videos would be interesting to see what worked out in that environment.
Pretty awesome. You make a great team for survival 💪👌😎
💯🔥🙏🏿 CP is becoming quiet the expert
At the end of the intro showing a happy smiling Sun is wrong, Nate.
The Sun is about to get angry.
they're not S0's and if memory serves north satch is sitting on the biggest uranium deposit on the planet,finally that area is a major refueling point for b2's and '52s but he does have some good points
You're a lucky guy. So many times I've wished that Ashley could help me make my garden!
Started a permaculture garden here in Albuquerque (zone 7b) seven years ago. On a standard lot, we planted 16 fruit trees, 8 fruiting shrubs and vines, and multiple raised beds. Also, living in the desert we have built multiple hugelkulturs (including the raised beds). I followed "Gardening in Canada," almost all the way through my permaculture build. Love both you guys!!!!
Love that sweet red-headed girl - a perfect counter to excitable Nate!
I always wrap and cage my fruit trees every year. The one year I didn’t, rabbits gurgled the trees. I just bought 2 Fuji apples. I really liked how you demonstrated root ball separating before planting. Excellent!
Please remember the deer and other animals around you they love living and visiting people's property that have prepared gardens because as far as they are concerned you are doing all that for them and throughout the night they will eat everything that starts to grow so remember get human hair all you can when you go to cities go from beauty parlor to beauty parlor barber shop to Barber shop, collect all the human hair that you can put it in women's stockings wet it down and surround your whole garden area and the scent from the human hair will keep the deer out of your garden
😮😅😂
I can imagine that, bowls of human hair rolling in the wind,as you walk alongside the rows😂😂😂😂😂
Nate might be a bit short on hair…
Yup and young fruit trees are a choice winter snack. Plant a brassica rich plot just for them as a deer harvest every now and then would be quite tasty. ❤
Deer and moose are notorious for chowing down on gardens and shrubbery in yards. They will ignore Acres and Acres of surrounding vegetation to completely annihilate your gardens! Oh well, if we don't get a harvest of vegetables, at least we'll have meat.
Nuclear winter is the main threat
Great info. Thank you🙏🏻omg, adorable pups and children❤
This video is SO cool. My grandparents had pears peaches, a fig tree, blackberries, persimmons and muscadines. They had acres of sugar cane, a vegetables and farm animals when was little. As well as pecan trees. I saw animals on their farm that I didn't see in the National Zoo in D.C. My grandmother used to make fruit preserves. My mom made cobblers, pie and cakes. We didn't eat a lot of process food. My mom worked at a dinner restaurant after going to college. They had home economics back when she went to college. Your family IS ready! I am SO proud of you! Your family rocks!
Beautiful children....Love how you keep them involved.
Looks like y'all had a fun day! Love the video. 🇺🇲
No matter how fast I am, I'm never gonna be the first to comment. Good vid CP needed this.
FYI I would avoid the raspberry bushes. They go crazy and takeover.
I read Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry trees do good in the winter along with Saskatoon berries.
Love the vid, always great to see Ashley on to show you whats what in the plant world. Going to be interesting to see how this food forest does in the coming years. Once this kicks in and starts producing, you're gonna have a wealth of tasty things to enjoy.
I enjoy both of your channels -- but the videos with both of you are a step above. There is a great dynamic with you two.
Loved the Maple Tree 🍁😂❤
Love the energy in this! The doom n gloom is good to know sometimes but these videos are very happy and helpful 👍
Much appreciated!
Ohh. My great grandfather had Italian plumbs in his vineyard. Ignorant me, I cut the plumbs down. I didn’t realize this was how they trellis vines in the old country. They climb up pine trees now.
I love her. Been following her for a few years now for information on building my soil composition up for my garden.
Easy to plant, difficult to take care of. Especially if you plant them just when the dry/hot season is starting. But I wish you good success 👍🏻
"SYNTROPIC FOOD FOREST"
LOVE IT!
😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️✝️🙏🏽
It’s gotta be painful filling up that 5.7 tundra in Canada
Tundra was the best truck I’ve ever owned though.
Crab apples are a good pollinator for other apple types. Great for jelly, high in pectin and showy spring flowers. A very useful addition to ciders and juices which can be sweet yet bland if the only apples you have in bulk are eating types with low tannins and acidity.
10 years that's gonna look awesome!!!
In 10 Years the kingdom will already be underway! Praise King Jesus! Amen!
@@preachtheloveofGod you might be surprised
Leaving NY to a farm in Brazil by the end of the year. It is time folks!
Always great seeing you two collabing. Y'all should make some Apocalypse babies
Why? where is Nate's wife and mother of those two children?
Nate ald married and having a childs except if nate is polygamist warlord
This was ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL, Nate!
Loved it!
Thank you!
As one man to another. I am proud of you.
My goodness you're planting tall trees over smaller fruit shrubs!? They will be shaded out from the lack of sun and could even die over time YIKES. Plant similar height shrubs or trees in a row...
Planting from a seed is more satisfying + it will adapt to it's home environment better 🤔
Plant a tree seed in crappy dirt, give it minimal water. Grow for 2 months then put it in good amended soil outside in good conditions. Seed programming. 😗
unless your planting F1 hybrid seeds you cant guarantee how they will turn out, (heritage varieties are ok) apple breeders planting new seeds have a near 99% failure rate for desert apples, only the odd one turns in to a good variety worth cloning.
This is great. I know these videos don’t get as many views as the daily doom and gloom, but this type of video is super helpful for a lot of people. Thanks Nate.
repent give your life to Jesus before the 7 years of tribulation starts to be able to escape you need Jesus Christ confess Jesus is Lord and believe he die was buried & Rose again on the third day God raised him from the death
Antichrist 45 youtube channel is amazing 🙏
Name one verse that says you escape the Tribulation 🤔
How can God raise Jesus from the dead when Jesus is God? Gods can die? I’m confused by the Trinity, it makes no sense.
AMEN!
You really should try to read the 24 book of the Bible instead of just following what You've been told.
The vibe and the quality is superb❤ love that
I can’t wait to see the video where nate is freeze drying his own homegrown fruits and vegetables
Memphis Net and twine company for netting to keep birds off of fruit trees.
BUT NATE THOSE TREES AND PLANTS AIN'T GONNA GROW IN THE NUCLEAR WINTER.
Nuclear winter is pretty much a myth. Don’t count on it happening. Keep planting fruit trees.
Yeah he didn't talk about nuclear winter
Facts
Glad im not the only 1 pointing out the sheer stupidity.
At least he’s making an effort.
Chances are there won't be a full nuclear exchange, so anything less, such as an economic or monetary collapse, would be survivable.
That's really cool man. My honest-to-God truly hope the best for you and your family dude. Not gonna lie you inspired me to do a little youtubing myself. Happen to have a green thumb. And before I destroyed my back. I had a company called the Green Squad right here in southern California..
Anyhoo Not sure if you looked into it yet, but it is super easy to make a mushroom garden.
Either along with your pre, existing garden or and just some old shed out back.
With some buckets and such😊
He has lot of planters to use now.
Stay Prepared People🏴☠️
If you can do it, I would work on the soil first, but under your orchard it would be great to put a geo cooling slinky. Dig it down 8 feet or so, filter the soil and get all rocks out, put down your slinky, test, backfill till about 18" or frostline, and then run all your irrigation pvc and risers/bublers, then backfll top soil the last 18" for permaculture / gardening.
I can’t grow anything in the ground because of gophers. They ate my trees. They ate my ground cover. They ate my amaranth, my grapes, my Jerusalem artichokes. The bunnies ate the watermelon leaves. When it comes to Armageddon, I don’t think I’m very well prepared!
Get a couple of outdoor cats. Bunny problems solved plant cat nip. Home extension is a good place to get information about your gopher problem, or farm extension services
You will eat fattened groundhogs.
Love the new intro animation!
You paid for it.
Can you grow hot peppers? Do a one chip challenge again .
The only problem is that we ain't in kansas anymore toto!!
Healthy looking soil. Wholesome video. Thanks for the practical, peaceful video in these trying times. Keep well CP.
I was thinking same thing. If my soil looked like that. Its easy to plant in. I have a loamy clay soil.
Wow....great orchard! You will be eating well, all those fruits and veggies.! Way to go ! Jealous! For lunch gonna have a pre SHTF sawdust and peanut butter sandwich.... gotta stretch that jar of peanut butter , on cheapist foam bread available...! Gotta practice ,prepare ! ( Mahogany sawdust....a treat! ) This will be the inner city menu.....hide your dog and cat too.!
Chomping at the bit to get the land to implement these ideas. Thanks for the video, Nate!
Nate u needs to learn that death is inevitable so have a good life
I'd say he has a pretty good life!
@@Tan_Z true but he forget about the afterlife
You might want to look at where the sun is. So trees dont block smaller plants. ❤😂🎉
Damn straight we don't have much time.
You sure about that?
It's not the end times yet this year.
It's not the end times yet this year.
Whats planting a few trees gonna do for 6000c temperatures and 1000 mph winds?
@@TheFrayman Should we worried about this right now? Yes or No. Especially wwe? Like it's not the end of the world right now?
Yeah all that food is gunna be bad after the radiation posion hits then u have to use rad-x if anyone's catching my drift
Ask her where the copper pipes are by the trees and plants ? They grow way faster nate .
Large and powerful magnets are noticeably better, but copper will do their assignment.
Expect 4 legs visitors for now on. Ground hogs, rabbitts, deers, raccoons and skunks are your new unwanted friends.
Well they can kill and eat all those critters. Lol I don't know if anyone who's ever ate a skunk tho
The world needs more good men like this.
There are some people who are aware , that " Yellow Stone " could have a Eruption at anytime and has been predicted to be close to that catastrophe. Has CP covered that and how to prepare ?
If it gets serious I hope Dr. Jill has the answers!
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Dr Jill is gonna be busy changing diapers.
Underrated comment 😅
Your a good man Nate much love and prayers 🙏 ❤️
Fascinating. Makes me want to know more about my 100-year-old fruit trees; I've been taking them for granted and enjoying whatever they give me each year.
Did you know deer eat young fruit trees down to the ground, basically? Deer also LOVE hostas...
Love this.❤ Thank you for sharing...
Great episode, good ideas. Thanks, Nate & Dorothy.
Hey , nate and the Canadian Prepper team, i heard the chinese are in Cuba, shits going to be lit
I just want to get it done already tired of paying bills and taxes
YOU FORGOT TRUE DOPE
(Trudoe) 😂😂😂
That orchard already looks beautiful, bro. D*** dude you're living my dream😊
If you plant a tree with a PVC pipe about 6 inches in diameter. With one end starting under the root system and extending about 4 ft out of the ground and cap it. This is used to feed your trees compost tea if they look malnourished or even when they have higher yields.....also make sure!!!! You learn proper pruning techniques ("before") you cut off anything. One wrong cut can rewin the whole tree and years worth of time and growth 😮💨
@RUBBERGUMSOUL you poor thing... daddy not giving you enough attention???
@@RUBBERGUMSOUL Hater's gonna hate😉
Ive been looking forward to this video. I love how this is laid out with the intersection of the species. I've seen this concept before in a few different layouts. Cool that you are implementing that style here. Peter Santenello did a video with a dude that has homestead for 50 years. That was an interesting video
72 hours eh 😮💙🇮🇱💙
Some already commented this. Nate if you only have this on the upper layer your food will get irradiated and it probably won't survive nuclear winter. You need the same plants also planted in an underground garden with growing LED's as backup to deal with the time nothing on the ground layer will produce ( or at least will not produce healthy). There you might also need some plumbing do water supply, because rain wont fall there. your mind to this, you will beable to get that done.
Such a great idea to plant your trees! Please be sure to plant them with 12 to 15 feet apart so they can branch out and up. Trees grow a lot better when they can branch out and up. If they are too close, this makes for very crowded trees. Trees are made to spread out and bear lots of fruit. Trim them for several years and prune them correctly for best fruits. Let the sprouts on top grow towards the heavens. Lop off the sprouts on the underside of the tree limb. Do this each Spring for best growth and health. Ask the person from the nursery what's the best way to prune each tree.
Love this video! Your homestead forest is happening! Congratulations! It was good to see your kids! They will have many great memories of their time on your homestead! 😀👍👍👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💕🌸🍀
Love you CP ❤ Thank you for your time, energy, and all your researched information!
LOVEEEEE this video, thank you so much
she got very good vibes always love to see her Nate!!! and she knows her stuff!