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How to pronounce southern crab apple in English?

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well hello everybody danny back from
deep south homestead today we have
another box arrived here guys
we uh are
partnering up or working with a company
called tristar plants because we
realized in the homesteading community
that
there's a big need out there right now
for more trees and plants to be got out
there
uh these are from crossfield tennessee
up there
um not far from grower solution a matter
of fact probably right across the road
from them right there
they got a bunch of big green houses
there and we found out about them and
got up with them
and uh asked them we looked online
picked out some trees and had them ship
them to us
and we're going to see
how they arrived what kind of shape
they're in
and
let you know a little bit about the type
of trees that we chose so let's open
this box and see what's inside here
from the bottom here because this is a
it says this side up so i'm gonna sure
oh i see right now we got a whole bunch
of peanuts right here
so we're gonna get a
here to keep them from blowing out all
over the place especially in this wind
yeah because it's real windy
we're going to get them kind of
pulled out away well i like the fact
that they got a lot of peanuts around
them because
uh that just tells me that it's not
going to get
all right this tree
that's a long tree here i can tell it's
coming from way back in yon
see green i see green
and that a song that's a song i believe
yeah
okay
all right this one here
it's already pruned kinda
yeah it's already really ready to go uh
this is our southern crab apple right
here
i had wanted ones called a southern
crabapple everything we get around here
is
all kinds of different types of crab
apples i only one that was a southern
crab apple and they had one i was kind
of shocked
but that was one that we picked out
let's see what else we got in here let
me get this bucket back up here
break a few more of these out of here
i like the packaging so far
they really did a good job
all right let's see which one was this
we chose here okay this is the magenta
crab apple
problem we're having here we have a
flowering crab apple
berries a little fruit just about the
size of your fingernails and thumbnails
you know nothing really that you can
really use to do anything with
i wanted some crab apples that would
make something large enough
that we can make jams and jellies and
stuff like that and to be able to put in
the landscape over where apple trees is
at
so that
we have a good pollinator so we was able
to choose two different varieties of
crab apples from them and uh
i haven't had that luxury with a lot of
other companies they just like one
variety
and it's always the same variety and i
wasn't too crazy about that when i found
out they had a couple of different
varieties
uh and they were both really from my
zone
i uh i jumped on it i was like yeah i'm
gonna choose these
as heavy as it was there got to be more
of them in there
trying to keep them
oh i see lots of green
isn't that pretty well that thing's
beautiful man these peanuts when
everyone is winning
[Laughter]
then things like marshmallows they get
whiffy
wow
all right
okay you got marshmallows in it
i don't know if you can get them off or
not yeah we're going to get them off
yeah we have a very dear friend of ours
jen from the nut house
we were talking about mulberries and she
said man you need to try the white
mulberry and i'm like
never heard of a white mulberry
well tristar happened to have a white
mulberry and i was like you know what i
just got to do it because i've never
eaten a white mulberry in my life and
jen says that they're really really good
and i really i trust jen's uh
you know what she says because i mean
she's always been spot on with
everything i trust her a lot
and
so
we chose us a white mulberry we're gonna
see how this does in the
in the deep south i don't know that i've
ever seen one in the deep south to be
honest with you uh i think some people
call them a pakistani mulberry or
something like that
i'm not sure about that but uh
this one just says white mulberry so
i'll
tickle to death to be able to get a
white mulberry now
okay
looks like i'm gonna have to have
another bucket here
because i got little peanuts going
everywhere in this wind
good thing tomorrow's garbage day
let's see what else we got going on up
in here
i believe they were some marshmallows
they're melting into stuff melting
because they get wet they're just
melting
that's all right it keeps our plants
safe
more green
yeah it's all pretty
in good shape
okay
this is the moon park
apricot
we've got
we got a lot of apricots on our property
here and uh
most of them are wild
i call them wild they come from seeds i
call it a wild apricot
and they get up they're big beautiful
trees and they flower up like crazy
and they have
nothing to cross pollinate with now we
do have three or four other whole
berries we planted but they're just
little trees like this one um
and i said you know what i looked at
this company and i said i don't have
this variety of apricot and it says that
this one will grow in my zone so
i'm like
i gotta give it a try because it's a
shame to have them big old beautiful
trees up there with hundreds of
thousands of blooms on them every year
and not getting the apricots off of it
so
we are going to plant these uh
pretty close to them
i'm hoping that's where we're going to
plant them i'll have to check on that
but see if i've got room
but the thing about it is
i want some apricots
everybody says they won't grow here
and
i'm going to try to prove that wrong so
i'm trusting that trisbar has some
really good stock here
and that uh they say that it'll grow in
my climate
so we're going to see if it will so guys
i believe that was
i don't see anything else up in there
so that's four trees yeah i don't see
nothing else up in there
here and it's a long box yeah i mean
they sent it
i didn't have to worry about the trees
getting all mashed up or anything in
there they really did a really good job
of getting them packed
i'm well pleased with that
so
i
would encourage everybody to go check
out tristar uh we are working with them
on getting a promo code
right now and as soon as i get that
promo code
we will put it in the description down
below
and guys
go check them out purchase you some
trees from them before it's too late
because with things coming in the
country that's coming and in the world
you're gonna need all the food you're
gonna need all the fruit you're gonna
need all the ways of growing everything
you can
make your landscape or permaculture
because if they come after your food
most of the times they're not looking
for stuff just growing out wild you know
i mean they're looking for stuff that's
in cans and jars and stuff like this
it's ready made they can run with
at least you'll have something to
survive with so check out tristar
okay guys we took our magenta crab apple
out of the pot and what i've been
noticing a lot of these trees you buy
them
they've been just up potted they don't
really have a good root system this one
has a good root system around it i'm
going to tear it up before i put it in
the ground
this one wasn't just a bare root tree
stuck in a pot this one actually has
grown in here and has a good root system
so
that encourages me tristar
really did a good job on that now i'm
gonna break the bottom of it open
try to mess those roots up where they're
not growing around in circles and
there we go
i'm gonna put that in the ground and
this right here is
where our berry patch is
we're believe we we do a lot of
permaculture
and that just adds to the
now you don't want to plant this lower
than what it was in the ground i'm
trying to get it
just right
this also
was an old garden spot
we you know we planted our blackberries
along through here hartain blackberries
and we're gonna come back and put the
crab apples we're gonna space them out
here because we have an apple tree down
here
this will make a good pollinator because
there's an apple tree right across from
me over here
and this will be a beautiful scene
driving down our driveway when these
crab apples get big and they get in full
bloom
uh to make it really pretty coming down
the driveway
plus it's right here where we're handy
to
to be able to get to harvest the crab
apples if we want to use them for
jellies and jams and stuff like that
and the briers
of the blackberries
will grow really nice up under the limbs
once they get going because we're going
to keep them pruned back anyway we don't
let them get over like three or four
feet tall
so i think this is all going to work out
good uh it's a good permaculture setup
for us so we'll
move on down now and see if we can't get
the next one and then we'll come back
and water all these in
okay this is our
southern crab apple and look at the root
system on it this is the dirt's not
falling off of it so you know that it's
got a really good dense root system on
it
we're going to break it up a little bit
from the bottom
and down the sides
well this one's got a good
it's got a real good set of roots on it
break that up a little bit
there we go
see if we can't i think i might go one
little bit deeper in the ground there
just to be safe
this tree's not doesn't look like it's a
grafted tree
yeah that looks a lot better
the dirt here is really really wet so
i'm not too much worried about
it drying out real quick right now this
is
we've had a lot of rain the last few
days
i'll come back and
water them in real good after i've
forced a lot of dirt in
you can see how
wet the dirt is
all right
nice looking little tree i'll straighten
it up once i pour water around it
okay we're gonna move over and we got a
uh
apricot we're gonna plant now we're
gonna put it over next to our other
apricots we've got tame apricots we've
got wild apricots and we're gonna stick
it over there with them
so that um
maybe once they all get going good we'll
have some good pollination
and we'll have some apricots to eat here
one day
it was starting it's got new growth on
it right there that's the one they told
you that they had just gotten started
but yeah
uh they in order to get the tree to me
they told me they had just got it
started but it has some good roots on it
got some good roots i'm gonna have to
take this out it hadn't started in the
pot yet
it hadn't took hold it was starting
so we'll
see if we can't
kind of mix the dirt
see what i like about real dirt how that
real dirt sticks to that root this pot
and soil stuff don't
that's why it's so important
that you don't just use plain potting
soil all the time you mix it
see they got time release fertilizer in
this too
and it's kind of a win-win when you mix
them both together
now we're putting this on the back of a
this is an old hugel bed we had
we're using it now for a swale
the lump the old logs and all that's
rotted down good enough now
that uh
these trees are doing really good on it
on the back side of it
okay
now
we've got all of our apricots here in
one line right here so hopefully
these will uh all get up and pollinate
one of these days if i live long enough
to be able to see this come to fruition
those trees down yonder are doing
fantastic
we uh
i'm sure there may be more on the tree
somewhere but i looked kind of hard and
i found one apricot
on that tree down there and that thing
must have had 10 000 blooms on it
but only one that i found so far on it
and and they could be more in it i just
didn't spend a lot of time looking but i
did find that one
and i'm excited just to see
if it stays on the tree and
uh if it actually
grows and
what it looks like what it tastes like
because that was the seedling that i
planted there and i'm not sure
of anything about it what it's even
going to be i know to be an apricot but
i just don't know
to what extent whether it be edible
non-edible
little big sweet bitter you know i don't
know any of this stuff about it
i mainly put the trees there because one
day i planned on doing this right here
putting the tame ones in there and i
wanted them to be a good pollinator for
these right here so i guess only time
will tell on that one
this
all right
this is our white mulberry
we're going to plant this in between we
have a big pecan over here a big pecan
back here we're going to put it in
between them
because it's not going to grow to be a
big tall giant tree like a pecan tree
it'll be able to grow up under them a
little bit and it's next to the water
down here mulberries like growing
in river bottoms and stuff like that
they like it where it's a little bit
damp but not really wet and then we have
a flowering crab apple back here we have
another mulberry behind it back there
and this would be probably the one place
when we come to pick mulberries there
hopefully these will be ready at the
same time and we'll pick mulberries here
and even on the other side that mulberry
on the other end about wonders high
tunnel down there we have another
mulberry of a different variety so all
of them are different varieties
so let's check the pot
oh yeah
look at that root system
that's what i like to see when i take a
plant out of a pot
i like to see a good root ball on it
like this and not just an up potted tree
so we're gonna try to break these roots
a little bit right here
now bulb berries have a
very
invasive root system they grow
everywhere
okay i got them broke up
now we're going to see if we can't get a
little
dirt packed in here around this
i usually take my hands and pack it down
in the hole around it
and then i'll come back and water it in
and i'll move the tree around and
make sure the dirt settles in really
really good i crumble it all up
i pack it down in there real good where
they don't any air
and lift it up some
i will lift it up when i put water in it
i'll kind of
this yes a good solid tree in the south
down here where we're so sandy at
we don't dig a big old giant hole
and put a tree down in it
because our ground is so sandy the
ground's not hard
and packy like clay or anything like
that i dig it just a little bit larger
than the
the pot
so that when i set it in the ground and
i pack the dirt back around it
the first wind storm that comes along
when it rains don't just blow it over on
the ground because our ground is sandy
and it's a sandy loom
the soil is not hard and packy
and if you build a dig a big old giant
hole and you put a little bitty tree in
it first rain and wind that comes along
the dirt's gonna just turn to mush and
it's just gonna fall over sideways and
so we like to leave it like it is here
and this usually works out really well
for us so i'm excited
a white mulberry i've never ever
actually ate one uh
jen from the nut house has told us that
they are really tasty i'm gonna trust
what she says and we're gonna go for it
and
guys this was a
i think was this the last this is the
last one we had to plant from tristar so
now we'll water them in
and let the lord do the rest
guys
go check out tristar we got
guys we'll put a link in the description
down below for tristar for trees uh
it's
probably not too late in the year to get
them all planted because we're way down
south and this is gonna do fine because
when you get them in pots like this and
they got good roots on them you can
technically plant them any time of the
year you want
you just have to baby them a little bit
more if you plant them in the heat but
guys check them out
and check out the description down below
and get your trees while you can because
with what's going on in the world today
you're gonna need all the stuff in your
landscape to eat that you can get thank
you guys from deep south homestead

well hello everybody danny back from

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southern crab apple::noun | Spocien Dictionary

southern crab apple

noun

small tree or shrub of southeastern United States; cultivated as an ornamental for its rose-colored blossoms

Type	Words
Synonyms	flowering crab, malus angustifolia
Type of	crab apple, crabapple, cultivated crab apple

How to pronounce southern crab apple in English?

southern crab apple::noun | Spocien Dictionary

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