If your on the fence about whether or not you should prune before spring comes, then this video is for you. Its quick, informative, and to the point. Stay strapped in though your about to get hit with a fast wave of info my friends 🙂
VIDEO: TOP 7 Reasons To PRUNE!
If your on the fence about whether or not you should prune before spring comes, then this video is for you. Its quick, informative, and to the point. Stay strapped in though your about to get hit with a fast wave of info my friends 🙂
Another great and informative video, JP!!!
I like your videos it very inspiring and interesting. I love how you teach us how to garden great great information.
Great content from Prigioni Productions ! ! !
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thanks for all the info ! im seeing lots of raspberry and rose cuttings at the stores. i want to buy and plant the fall gold raspberries. i just got in some wonderful pomegranate seeds so i plan to germinate them soon too . i also have some lemon tree seeds 10 days germinating. i put together my first leaf mold compost pile today with half done compost and coffee grounds. the leaves were already old. with rain water. ok see ya
We share the same passion☺
Best time to prune peaches James in zone 5 b James? I have heard conflicting opinions. Thanks for sharing your tips in today's vid! May you be blessed with abundance! Catherine
good day to you James !! thanks for sharing your thoughts, knowledge and experience on the TOP 7 Reasons To PRUNE !!
Great information, very useful. thanks James. tuck looks happy 😉
8th reason to prune: because prunes are good for the digestive system
Awesome James! It's looking like spring in your garden. I've got a foot and half of snow covering everything! I still need to prune my raspberries but I think I've got probably a month of winter left at least.
the intro's to his videos make me feel like im getting assaulted in the street ahahah, trying to right hook my jaw
Always look forward to seeing new stuff. You are an amazing person and inspiration in more ways than know! Please don't stop.
God bless you
I am so happy I found your channel!! Can u do a video about how to straighten an apple tree?? My apple trees are 3 yrs old and are leaning from strong winds. I want to get them to stand straight without hurting fruit growth
Useful tips.
Have you got any apples off of your apple tree from seed? It will be interesting to see what you get as far as taste, texture, size and quality.
Good morn my friend. Thanks for the tips. Looking forward to your spring and summer vids.
Love your videos James. Your enthusiasm encourages me to garden more! I just subscribed to your channel as well. Peace!
James, your videos are flipping fantastic. Thank you so much for making them. I find your videos to be FULL of useful information without being boring or long winded. EXCELLENT job on the editing and delivery. I also find your garden tours to be very relaxing. You've inspired me to grow my own food forest. I have clay soil here in Denver, CO so I am in the process of contacting tree trimmers in my neighborhood to get some of that mulch gold! I'm so excited to get started.
Hey man, long time. Great job with the videos, I’m extremely happy that you found something you are passionate about. I hope you and the family are doing well. Maybe we can catch up sometime when I’m home. Keep up the good work, ttyl.
I like your enthusiasm for what you love.
Hi. I have a suburban backyard in Toronto with a large mature crabapple tree. I'm wondering if it would make suitable rootstock? Its just been ornamentally growing there for decades. It produces tiny little berries about 1cm round. I was considering cutting it down but the thought came that maybe i could graft several varieties on it. What's your opinion? I'm not considering planting more trees for an orchard at this time.
I've got a 2 year old peach tree I grew from a pit, it's only about 2 feet tall. Is it too young to prune? Thank you James, you are always an inspiration!
James I have a question….I planted a few bare root fruit trees last month. They are starting to push out leaves and flower blooms. I’ve been told to take off the blooms to encourage root growth in the first year. What’s your experience?
Hi James! I'm watching your videos from France and I love it. I've just seen a video where someone explains how to regenerate an old tree with new growths grafted at the bottom. Here your can see the picture at 9.52 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUJVbVupb_4. I hope you'll like it.
I wish I found your channel sooner. Great work brother
Pruning also gives you more biomass for the forest floor 🙂
You have an eye for pruning….I grew up around orchards all my life , ( I also try my hand at bonsai, and wiring Olive trees. ) your tree shapes look good James. Your grapes look AMAZING. I grew up in Amish counties, Pennsylvania, we trellis berries there . I love the way you do your "Forest Strawberries!" ( I grow them on a narrow, soil piled/mound row , on top of the lightly mulched mound, that way the berries hang down, easy to see and pick) the mound rises a foot taller than the ground on either side, and I use … guess what …STRAW as the mulch/insulator …(over winter) That's how we did it in Pennsylvania (6b) Have gardened in Florida 10 years , (10a) and now I am in Alabama..( zone 8a/8b yippee) . ALL totally different… I really like container gardening …( Terra Cotta ONLY….) also love cacti.. love terrarium gardens, love pond gardens, aquarium gardens , I have a…plant …. "problem" also James…. I think about it EVERY DAY ….12 months a year…ALL DAY LONG….I must have been on the "Plant Committee" in Heaven…..I was on the "Animal Committee" also, but that's another story…