Learn the 'Ellen White Method' for planting fruit-bearing trees

Learn how to successfully plant healthy fruit bearing trees on your property using the age-tested method that God revealed to Ellen White over 100 years ago! Plant trees on your property that will not only bear fruit bountifully, but also expediently. Even if your soil is very poor in quality, this method is amazing... IT WORKS. Start harvesting your produce within a couple years. This special method will take a relatively small investment of your time and money initially, but it will pay off down the road when you're picking plentiful fruits. There are five key concepts to this method that differentiate it from all others. Watch, learn and plant yours today.

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00:00 Introduction
1:57 Planning
3:03 The Hole
4:44 The Soil
6:26 The Air Pocket
7:48 The Bottom Layer
8:02 Organic Matter
12:24 Plant Nutrients
17:37 The Rock Layer
19:42 The Middle Layer
21:14 The Top Layer
23:24 Nitrogen-rich additives
25:58 The Anchor
27:22 Planting
30:49 The Catchment
31:35 Immediate Water
32:14 Mulch
33:33 Using Worms
33:55 Plant More
34:36 Planting Strategy
35:51 Summary
36:59 Take Aways
38:35 Be Prepared

[dan]

From my understanding on her method you have to have well drained soil.If your in clay your tree will die from root rot.Just some info I picked up about her method of don't have good drainage

[judyelizabeth]

This was a thoughtful and very informative video. I only recently heard of the Ellen White method of planting a tree, so this was really helpful. The spiritual emphasis was wonderful. Thank you! I’m looking forward to future videos!

[johnhibbs]

How do you feel about adding a large PVC pipe that goes to the bottom of the bit to water and allow air into the soil?

[attilahmctaggart]

Hello! What has become of the peach tree now? How much has it grown since using this planting method?

[Gepajay]

SINCE THIS VEDIO WAS 3 months ago, CAN YOU GIVE US ON YOUR VEDIO THE UPDATE THE CONDITION OF THIS TREE 🌲. Thanks.

[patrickhenry]

Adding dry pine needles does not make the soil more acidic. Green pine needles have a ph in the 3-3.8 range, but that ph rises as they sit dead on the ground.

[margaretmarshall]

That is the most work and expense I have ever seen someone invest to plant one fruit tree! If work is food, looks like you’ll be rich in peaches for years to come.

[chosen]

What would you estimate is your cost per planting per fruit tree (based on basic 5 gal size you find in most big box nurseries)? Filling a cubic yard with amendments seems like it could get quite expensive.

[benjaminbarber]

I thought bone meal is / was a good source of calcium as well as phosphorus, is that not the fact ?

[fanaticforager]

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