He takes some amazingly beautiful photos of nature. Some of his rare jaboticabas came from our nursery. It’s neat to see someone starting a nursery with some of our fruit trees. And some of our trees came from him. Trading rare fruit trees is the best way to go. Very cool Paul!
Hello. Miguel PT from Portugal here. Are those Portuguese pitangatuba and Eugenia florida grown from my seeds?... Good to see them growing so well. Congratulations and keep up the good work 👏
He's right fruit trees don't follow the rules. In the wild, they grow closely together. Hope they gave you some casava cane too. Like breadfruit, sweet potatoes, and taro, they're a Polynesian staple. Cut the canes to about 8-10 inches, stick it in the ground, and leave it be. Another great tour of these two's edible collections.
I'm getting brown tips on my potted 7-10yr old Sabra leaves. Any ideas what this is? Issue? Fixes? Please visit Adam at Flying Fox Fruits too to tour if he'll do.
What’s a nam wah? There are so many trees you both mentioned with no explanation (or identifying label) that novices like me have no idea what you’re talking about but would love to learn. I don’t know anything about UA-cam either (other than posting) but I have seen other channels post labels just like when you watch a cooking show and they type the ingredients as they add them to the recipe.
Please take more time for annunciating the name of the plants as I have rewound The footage many times to get some names close caption does not work I have found pausing the video and Google pictures helps but not the best
I noticed that you cut this guy off when he’s trying to explain something such as pruning mangoes. Never learned what he had to say about the bonsai mango. You did that several times.
Why grow something if you can't eat it? Answer: For wildlife. Who is going to pollinate your fruit trees if you don't provide food, host plants and habitat for pollinators? Plant some native flowers and shrubs along with your fruit trees!
Great. I think the space above the septic tank and drainage area would be usable for a native wildflower meadow since you can't plant trees or shrubs there.
He takes some amazingly beautiful photos of nature. Some of his rare jaboticabas came from our nursery. It’s neat to see someone starting a nursery with some of our fruit trees. And some of our trees came from him. Trading rare fruit trees is the best way to go. Very cool Paul!
You are growing trees inside with LED lights? Do you want to do a video with me about it ?
I love this nursery! Amazing!
Paul….would love to see an update of this couple’s progress. Such a great place.
Chickens are such wonderful pets! I love them so much!! ❤
Cool to see what you can do in a short period of time. Love to see young food forest.
wow ! it's amazing how much tropical plants he owners able to fit in 1.5 acres...excellent collection
Can tell y'all from Florida, a lil rain doesn't stop nothing lol
Bro & Sis... Lovely place U guys have.
The Purple Mango most likely is Mango Irwin ... Great Blessings.
Chris is tooo cool yoooo
Soon I’ll be the only one in Loxahatchee without a Fruitful Trees Video! 😂
Thank you for your time today
Cassava is delicious! I eat it a few times per month.
I really enjoy your channel. Good information even for me in the Gulf Coast of South Texas.
thats a beaut...of a red...most of them are eyesores. and i still love the eyesores..
The taro would love the wet ground. In the Caribbean we say bunch not rack for bananas
The yard seems so big for under 2 aces 🎉🎉
GREAT JABOS...love it all
good tips of planting fruits
Dang Chris..very cool..great video!
Wow, in a short period of one and half year they planted so many different trees,that is amazing.
Hi sending support from NZ 😊
I envy the team work . you guys are cool I’m on my 3rd year of doing what you guys doing but you’re trees bigger than mine
Its would be nice to let go of the remaining lawn. Fill them with trees or create a meadow.
Hello. Miguel PT from Portugal here. Are those Portuguese pitangatuba and Eugenia florida grown from my seeds?... Good to see them growing so well. Congratulations and keep up the good work 👏
Sri Lanka star fruit is the best
He's right fruit trees don't follow the rules. In the wild, they grow closely together. Hope they gave you some casava cane too. Like breadfruit, sweet potatoes, and taro, they're a Polynesian staple. Cut the canes to about 8-10 inches, stick it in the ground, and leave it be. Another great tour of these two's edible collections.
The white sapote variety is Denzler supposed to be nice size and sweet. And the starfruit they mentioned is Sri Kembengan it is reliable and sweet.
Thanks, I couldn't remember the name of the starfruit. My mind went blank at the time he asked me.
@@chrisevans1213 awesome video yo. I've been watching it in pieces not finished with it yet
The name of the mango is doux doux mango
Hello From thailand
I'm getting brown tips on my potted 7-10yr old Sabra leaves.
Any ideas what this is? Issue? Fixes?
Please visit Adam at Flying Fox Fruits too to tour if he'll do.
That would be a good question for chris. Hopefully he will see it and reply
Try giving it some Hollytone fertilizer and make sure it's watered well.
Yeah that’s what mine does if I under water.
Sri Kembangan starfruit
What’s a nam wah? There are so many trees you both mentioned with no explanation (or identifying label) that novices like me have no idea what you’re talking about but would love to learn. I don’t know anything about UA-cam either (other than posting) but I have seen other channels post labels just like when you watch a cooking show and they type the ingredients as they add them to the recipe.
Nam wah is a banana tree
Carissa?
Please take more time for annunciating the name of the plants as I have rewound The footage many times to get some names close caption does not work I have found pausing the video and Google pictures helps but not the best
It’s Moses!
We’re is the link??
Are u have spice guava
How do you keep mold and fungus and bugs off your trees?
can't do much about the bugs but I spray my trees with copper for fungus
How do you keep spider mites off your fig trees?
Figs don't do too well here in South Florida. I got rid of mine
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I noticed that you cut this guy off when he’s trying to explain something such as pruning mangoes. Never learned what he had to say about the bonsai mango. You did that several times.
Where is the contact information for this wonderful business man/grower. Thanks
Why grow something if you can't eat it? Answer: For wildlife. Who is going to pollinate your fruit trees if you don't provide food, host plants and habitat for pollinators? Plant some native flowers and shrubs along with your fruit trees!
We also have natives growing in our yard and sell some natives.
Great. I think the space above the septic tank and drainage area would be usable for a native wildflower meadow since you can't plant trees or shrubs there.
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haven’t seen breadnut trees
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