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These are really healthy looking trees, congratulations? How do you fertilize them?

Very nice! Great job 👏🏼

Excellence.

Hello Jimmy I live in Northern Virginia too and I would like some cuts from your trees so I can grow them in my yard, is it possible to get some cuts? Thanks

Jimmy,your plants look so healthy.Do you use anything on them for bugs and disease? I' m also in zone 7 b and have satsumas and Meyer lemon and some other citrus. Thanks for the nice tour of your citrus.

My Loquat is struggling because I have no shade in my yard. I have had it since 2010. It flowered once but the Texas freeze made them drop. I am ready to hull it.

They are hardy to drought, heat, and freezing cold. Last year, we had 2 degree and stayed below 10 degree for 10 days straight and my pineapple guava didn't died. They lost some leaves, but came back as frost over.

I have takaka and Kaiteri. I heard Coolidge is great also. Who’ll add that next. Which pinneaple guava variety do u have?

How do you keep the guava mango and lemons alive in zone 7? Im in 8b-9 and cannot keep them crom dying back every winter.

What variety of pineapple guava do you have?

You need to move to a warmer climate.

They look great and did u build that lean against greenhouse or bought? If bought could u please send link? Thanks

What's your best tasting cold hardy citrus? I'm in Georgia zone 8A.

What state are you in? I'm in PA and want to plant some citrus outside but I am nervous. I am also in zone 7b.

Impressive to see flowers on all of them Jimmy. Maybe you'll get lucky this year 🤞

Looks great, mine have died back once completely to the root and have grown back but they are not in a very sheltered spot. They are bushes now but did not flower even though the this past winter was mild. Only had fruit when I kept it in a pot

Your loquat trees are all looking nice and healthy. Great to see them flowering from seed. There is meant to be a variety that can flower multiple times of year so it can avoid the frost. That's one I would like to find.

Hopefully you'll get fruits from the loquat. Honeybees love the flowers on them. I ate the fruit in California it's very good. I grew them in 7a for years until my goats escaped and ate them. Fingers crossed you get fruit.

I'm in VA too! What part are you in? I have Feijoa, Loquat, Honeyberry, Blueberries, and Hardy Kiwi. I would love to get more tropicals like you have growing.

At least you got a few fruits, thats better than none 👍

Great hobby.

They both look very healthy Jimmy! It's great to see they survive your winters there 👍

That's so cool! Hopefully mine will bloom next year. I have two of them but one is older and one is a seedling

Great to see your citrus update Jimmy, seems to have all recovered great this Summer 👍

Very nice video sharing ❤❤

Thanks for the update Jimmy 😊

Great update Jimmy. Your citrus trees are looking incredibly healthy. And wow, those navel oranges were huge!

looking great... my tree not so much

Looks good

Amazing!

Beautiful garden 🙏

Thanks for the update video Jimmy. The citrus has recovered really well. My guava recovered from last year and the loquat tree I started from your seed is like 4 foot tall now

Thanks for sharing your garden. I am in Virginia. I would like to know which variety of Pomegranate you are growing?

Hello Jimmy Im trying to plant some pommegrates and figs and i live in Northern virginia too. Will you be able to give me some cuts of the trees so i can plant them? Thanks

What is the plastic material you use? Im trying to determine if I am going to do a similar set up to yours or millennial gardener.

Hello neighbor, thanks for this video. That gave me an idea on what to do this fall for my Bajoo. Also subscribed!

Perfect! Going to copy your greenhouse, Brother. What a great skill you exemplify with your work. Maybe I will get there one day.

Bought a Meyer lemon because of your video. lol

What an amazing collection 😊

Can I have some seeds? I’m in fairfax va

Nice! I have finally rooted a clemetine stem from grocer and the leaves you have confirm it. LOL! Building a greenhouse now in zone 8b for my trees.

Great update Jimmy! Your citrus are looking fabulous now!

Nice update Jim, it’s good to see all your trees are coming back well. Watching you I decided to start my own green house with many citrus everything is one season in the ground growing and doing well this weekend I’ll take my cover off

Fabulous results. Looks like your citrus trees got well established.

Amazing. Shows your dedication and skill

Fabulous citrus collection