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Looking sharp man.

There's some loquat trees that grow near the high school and one of them is producing fruit.

They grew gold in their backyard.

It’s also called Donkey Pee Pee which it produces natural Eye drops from it pods that you can put directly into your eyes to heal blurry Vision

That was great advice, I just brought mine from the nursery to it's new home where it will be hydrated and fed well. Should I give it a gallon a day of water after I transplant it into the ground.

So awesome man!

I found this out I watered with tap water trees looked bad, the rain finally came and the trees exploded with growth the rain water will temporarily help with ph

Which month fruits will come ?

Love this. Just now ordered a couple of these sweet almond bushes so we can smell them coming into our bedroom windows. Thankyou for all Of your wonderful inspirational videos Shamus. It was a pleasure meeting you and visiting your nursery a couple months ago. I live in Palm Springs, Calif where the climate is almost identical as Phoenix. I don't ever see any videos from anyone in the Coachella Valley who is either interested or has any experience in creating their own high density living kitchen on their own land. But I've been truly blessed to have stumbled upon & found people like you who are highly experienced. I've been watching videos from you, John, Jake & Jay for about 9 years now getting loads of education on how to create an edible food forest right here on my property. Some losses, but many wins. Driving down my street I can honestly say my property stands out more than beyond any other desert property. I have people slowly driving by just to stare & take into their souls what they are seeing with their own eyes so they too can see & imagine the possibilities. All of you have inspired me, as I in turn want to inspire and educate others. Bless you all.

I have all the ingredients but the wood. Is it ok if I 50/50 peat and sand?

Hi! Shamus, I purchased a few lemons, limes and tangerines that are in containers. Eventually, when they are big or strong enough, I will plant them in the ground, but I don’t think they will survive a winter here yet. I am in zone 8B. I plan to overwinter them in my greenhouse but think it might be too sunny. There is absolutely no shade. Should I use 30% shade cloth since they will be going in the ground eventually? I guess I should start the question all over. Is it safe for me to put them in the ground now? They are about 2 feet tall. Should I put them in the greenhouse and if I put them in the greenhouse should I get some shade cloth? If so, what kind? Essentially, how do you recommend that I take care of my citrus so that they can grow happy in the ground when they are big enough? Maybe you can make a whole video. 🙏🏽 thank you!

Veppa Maram in Tamil. India

How far should they be planted from a fence?

Guava is the hardest to plant in my backyard they always died lol .I take care of them .fertilize ,water etc. still no luck .I’m located in Florida ..in first year they grow good after winter they usually dried out and dies 🥲 I have lots of fruit tree but I have no luck with guava 😆 this is my third tried and still no luck .I cannot keep them alive for a year 😬what do you think is the problem?

Looking for a mango tree springtime.

It works great. I do this every year.

Thanks for sharing…

Clean cut Shamus

When did you cut your hair?

Great to see your videos. Thanks

Do you have pomegranate trees?

Whats your personal humble opinion on jake mace ? Do you think he was mind controlled by his very very very young wife? Do you think he let a woman control his entire life and give up everything he built for himself as a man and traded it all to fulfill his wifes dream of living like a degen hippy in the middle of the forest? I do.

Is there any fruit on it, I heard that Indian gooseberry very hard to grow here in US ? In Michigan state also they tried to cultivate tropical fruit like Amala there , but failed to get fruit .

You have a beautiful radio voice

Someone called the browning of the leaves on my huge avacados tree ‘rust’. Had the tree sprayed which meant losing the foliage but it has come back fuller than ever. But now noticing brown spotting in some leaves. Has the disease come back?

Ty for documentation the bamboo 5 years and cutting it down… i would love an update this is fun to see! I love bamboo

One of each, please

Jambula

Self observation beats a graduate with no ability to think outside of what they were taught. I always say, University degree makes you qualified. It doesn't make you educated. You sir are brilliant. One bilogists said he takes University students and graduates into the field. He says they come out of universities brain dead. The information out there is not always to educate you. Sometimes what they feed us is to keep us stupid, to make us consumers. Right now im growing everything from seed as an experiment. Only some trees that are better to grow from cutting, i grow from cuttings. But i want to see how fruit trees fair in sand without compost and just leaves and grass on top of the soil. Also seedlings adaptability to local conditions compared to grafted varieties... amazingly i found this video because everything else is growing like giants and very healthy except the mango seedlings. They have been stunted for the past 3 years. But i figured now that i must bring them inside during winter. And together with your advice..i will try it.

Blessing

Sir can longan be grown in container with a satisfactory result?or it should be planted on ground?

Woh did not know yall delivered to Tucson! That's fantastic news for me down here. I can't find a local nursery here that carries half what you do.

It looks nice, but how is it with allergies?

Thanks 🙏

You may keep the trees trimmed down to be a high bush

It was recently raining in Phoenix? Nice

Beautiful!!!

Running bamboos won't spread in desert climates. It's basically impossible for monopodial rhizomes to spread where the soil is dry and poor like in the south west USA. The only way a running bamboo would become invasive is if it is grown in a warm temperate, oceanic, mediterranean or subtropical/tropical climate. They won't do particularly well in cold temprate climates. In a desert climate they can only thrive and eventually start spreading if you grow them in an area that is regularly watered and has rich topsoil and a thick layer of mulch.

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Wonderful plant

Cool

Its one of my favorite scented plants and arguably attracts the most variety of any flower in my garden!

I love that plant!

Wow!! That plant is pretty!! I need to make time to get over there and get a couple of those and a Jamoon tree!! 🌞🌵

Do you have some in stock?

1st 😂

Hell yeah

How far from a pool and house

Answered my questions to the point. Thank you

I can see the truth in everything youve said