November 21, 2024

VIDEO: You CAN’T Buy These In The Stores GOUMI BERRIES!


A fruit you may not have heard of, but one you should have in the Garden.

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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: You CAN’T Buy These In The Stores GOUMI BERRIES!

  1. I like the natural environment u have most beautiful natural fruit I doing my forest it be fun to get all this wisdom start teaching others it important to help mother Earth thank u for sharing ya wisdom!

  2. Tuck is a cutie. I dont watch for him though (dont tell him that. My dog likes blackberries and its just so cute to watch her pick them. Shes a big dog, so watching her croutch down and delicately pick them is a treat. He is a great little mascot though. Such a good boy.

  3. Love your channel buddy. I'm planning a few acres of food forest but I'm going to do it in segments. I have a lot of area cleared. It used to be an orchard in the past. Your style and energy is giving me a lot of motivation to get proactive. I've researched enough and now need to take more assertive action!

    Also how bout something non edible to add. I was thinking Northern Bayberry would be nice. Then you can make pure bayberry wax candles from the berries. Sea buckthorne is another good one. I have some and they are like a nice lemon vitamin c pop. I mash them in with avocado in place of lime juice for an exotic guac. Maypop passion fruit vines should grow in your zone pretty nice. You should check out Oikos Tree Crops if you have never purchased anything from them.

  4. OMG the garden looks absolutely gorgeous! So grateful to be seeing your garden progress and inspire as I start growing my own plants in large containers, until I find the perfect spot to put them in the ground! 😀

  5. This is very similar to the invasive Elaeagnus umbellata, the Autumn Olive species (noxious bush with late August berries) that grows all over the eastern U.S. You can still eat the berries though and they are very similar and high in lycopene. The species you speak of Elaeagnus multiflora (goumi) could likely be grafted onto the invasive species for more productive delicious varieties for this bush.

  6. I first tried goumi berries in Korea when my landlord gave me a big bowl of them. They are amazing… They have a huge pectin content, so they make a great base for jams. And when you can't get cranberries, they are an amazing substitute for cranberry jelly. But my favorite use? Put them in a mason jar, cover them with vodka and put them in the refrigerator for a few months. Pop a handful in a shaker with ice, shake hell put of them with more vodka, and make a wicked martini with them.

  7. Always appreciate the information shared with so many plants…I enjoy this channel, very much, and have been binge watching it for a while….Good Job to the creator, I hope he knows how much he is appreciated and how much he is helping struggling gardeners, such as myself….Many thanks 🙂

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