3 Incredible Plants for Starting Your Food Forest in Small Spaces

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Looking to start a food forest in a small space? Check out these 3 incredible plants that are perfect for small spaces and will help you get your food forest off to a great start!
Wild Sprout Nursery is a project in Northwest Washington that focuses providing education on topics surrounding perennial food systems and wildcrafting.
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8 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@WilliamHenry-x2u Месяц назад

Your videos just keep getting better! Love the enthusiasm and obvious passion. Keep up the good work.

@Guillestorytime240 Месяц назад

Love ya Ben -Fonville

@MykaKollmann Месяц назад

This video slapped my salmon!!! Thanks Ben

@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Месяц назад

Haha, I would expect nothing less!

@Oysters176 Месяц назад

Passionfruit, Kiwi, Grape, Five-Flavored, Akebia. The Vines, for a bonus Plukenetia Inca-nut for a nut.

@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Месяц назад

All good suggestions for utilizing some vertical space! I’ve grown akebia here but I didn’t enjoy the fruit enough for the amount of space the two plants I needed too up.

@Oysters176 Месяц назад

@@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Ah forgot Black Pepper Piper, Tasmanian Pepper, Jasmine, Hops, Ivy for Soap. Curbits including the nuts of Telfairia, Hodgsonia, Fevillea, curbits like cranberry gourd and other strange ones, Caigua,, Chayote. Legumes.

@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Месяц назад

⁠what zone are you in? I’m in zone 7b. Have some Szechuan peppers but they haven’t flowered yet. I feel like you’re zone 8 or above?

@Oysters176 Месяц назад

@@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Bingo. Zone 8b.

@Oysters176 Месяц назад

@@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Bingo. Zone 8b. Winters are 'technically' freezing, but snow is rare and mostly wet.

@SlightlySkewpid Месяц назад

But what about pruning?!

@wildsproutfarmandnursery8617 Месяц назад

Most plants will need some sort of pruning at some point. No way around that. Raspberry and currants usually just need removal of dead or diseased wood. The mulberry will require more knowledgeable pruning but are way easier than pomes or stone fruits.