The COOLEST, high density tropical fruit forest in Phoenix, Arizona
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Special Thanks to Jake Mace "The Vegan Athlete" for his help with this video: / veganathlete
I'm deeply touched by the mango tree story. I'm also glad that people still value some things, that most other seem to have forsaken.
Shamus and Jake, this was one of the best videos I have watched in a long time. Thank you for filming this and letting us see her beautiful yard. It is inspiring and humbling at the same time. I really enjoyed your pontificating right around minute 11. (paraphrased): "Your water bill replaces your psychologist bill. Take a look at the big picture and spend time in your garden with nature". This was really awesome, thanks!
Thank you
Awe inspiring video! So beautiful to see these gorgeous Mango trees thriving in Phoenix, Arizona!
We bought a mango tree from Shamus 2 summers ago, and it's growing beautifully on the south side of our house in old town Scottsdale. It's 2ft from a block wall, I tented it in winter, and it's now budding!
I planted 2 mango 🥭 seeds 2 months ago and 10 avocado 🥑 seeds they are my pride n joy ☺️
I planted a pomelo tree as a kid. After a few decades my parents threw it out when they moved.
How are they doing now?
Thumbs up if you're growing tropical fruit trees in your backyard! 🌴🍊🍇🍍🏡
You are men after my own heart!!! I love tropicals and this is a big deal for the rest of us who want tropicals in Phoenix.
I just found this and I have to echo Mark Barton's comment - Jake, your best video and Shamus, love the spiritual aspect of this lady's garden. The spiritual side of things is so often missing in videos, even where it's clear that there's a lot of love for what the presenter is doing. I love and appreciate the that you are both so comfortable in talking about it and the woman''s wonderful relationship with her mother. So much joy in this vid.
Love the story behind these trees as well as the trees themselves.
I love trees especially fruit trees awesome video
Jake and Shamus. The dynamic duo!! 😄👌Thanks guys.
Actually, the wall has been compromised a bit: you can see the blocks slightly separating right above Jake's head when he squats. My neighboor's pine tree lifted a section of our shared wall by almost a foot. My hypothesis is that it was due to superficial watering. I planted several trees inches from the fence, including a jacaranda tree a foot off the wall and consistently deep watered it and the wall is intact.
Truly touched by the story behind those trees! Amazing!
One thing I learned from you is protect baby trees. I plant pigeon peas next to new trees. They grow at least 6 ft in one season and provide N, soil stabilization, and shade to the tree!
Wow. Fantastic trees. Many people say trees grown from seed are hardier because they have better stronger tap roots. You could make a case for that in this ladies yard.
Amazing trees, super fun video! Thrilled to see Shamus again too :)
This is one of my favorite videos; thank you so much!
Thank you for posting the video . A wonderful place to connect with nature .
What a fantastic video. I've watched it 4 times.
I can feel the nature.....beautiful trees.....best video ever
It's Squaw Peak Jake...it will always be Squaw Peak!!!
Yes it is. I hate that they tried to change the name.
Excellent yard and how lovely to see a tree that is not command in your area, grow, flower and give fruit.
All I can say is wow!!!
Nice work guys, hope you keep the videos coming!
This is a wonderful video...Thank you both of you...I've enjoyed the video a lot
LOVE IT!!!! Thanks for taking the video and sharing this with us!
I have a mango growing from seed in the ground from my compost pile next to my Carrie Mango too. This is super inspiring.
Drove past this house.the other day and you can see the mangoes just filling the huge trees
i am in love with trees im trying the same things in big spring texas ,,keep up the grate work
best video ever, I watch this on a regular basis.
I think i've watched this 10 times or more. Gives me inspiration to keep trying! Ty you both for a great video!
I love Mango ! fantastic video.
Incredible.
keep up the awesome work!...time to grow.
Wow! I want more trees! That yard is amazing!
Two of my favorite SHOW on earth.
This is awesome guys. What a great find, and thanks for taking the time to make a video of it.
That must be a special lady:') Great job guys on the video:')
BEAUTIFUL! :D
i can't wait to order the EPIC garden package for my birthday tomorrow ! yay for getting older. hah happy birthday gift to myself.
holy !!!!! thats incredible that this is possible, thanks for this video it's unbelievable they withstand frst and thrive!
Not to be a Debby Downer, but that wall is somewhat compromised by the mango as you can see through the cracks in the joints at the 8:40 mark. Less than I would have thought, but there is some lifting going on there. It is encouraging to see that it's minor compared to the size of the tree, but the wall could use some work to make sure it doesn't get any worse.
Maybe the garbage man caused it, and thats why he requested she trim her trees in the alley. :)
Man those trees look amazing
Even after this horrible winter of 2018, Phoenix had a great temperature range, even compared to Houston and even most of Florida!
Can't beat 34° in Phoenix when it is 21° in west Houston!
Count y'alls blessings Phoenix, we had to cover and heat all our mangos and tropicals! 😉😉
This is the fourth time I've watched this video. I must be one of "those".... :) :) :)
Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain
Awesome video!!!
"The wall has not been compromised at all." Look to the right side and there is a nice 1/4inch gap where the wall was raised most likely from the roots lol.
Exactly, I was like how did they not notice that.
Great video and lesson in growing these tropical plants in Phoenix.
WHAT A TEAM YOU BOTH ARE
COOL !
Super cool and glad I came across this in a corona-haze!! You guys are the best!
We're these mangos grown from seed from the mother mango in the yard? Or were they graphs or sittings from the mother mango? This is a stunning property and something to strive for!
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Since these are multigenerational avocado and mango seedlings their seeds may make very good adapted seedlings for rootstock in our soils. Since the original tree was planted in her mother's honor perhaps her mother's name on the seedling rootstock.... just thinking out loud
I hope Shamus sees your comment and starts propagating new trees from this ladies stock! I agree that this could be a great bridge to well adapted avocado and Mango trees here in the Arizona Desert!
you guys make the best videos, keep it up
Thank you for sharing those amazing mango trees, you gave me hope, most people tell me if I grow them from seeds, They won't bare fruit . Thank you so much!!
Good stuff
Yes I do enjoy your videos! I am working hard on growing food in my yard. I am going to try and plant a Carrie mango in a container and see how that works out. Thanks!
Beautiful fruit trees
Beautiful inspiration.
Would love to see a post summer update on pre harvest fruit on this Ladys Mango trees.
Even a TASTE test would be cool.
Does she compost the Avos pre flower leaf drop for the compost/mulch under tree as I just leave to naturally compost under mine.
Also i did notice that her mangos have lifted the bricks in the fence - only 3 or 4mm but enough to keep an eye on.
Great forest! I wish I could have 1 big mango tree! I wonder how she harvest the fruits
Jodie Thuy i compost all my fruit directly in the ground, no enclosure, here in Florida, the seeds just sprout on their own. No harvesting , no prepping.
Great stuff love it. Awesome story to go with it.
wow...
Thank you for your video and sharing with all of us here on UA-cam I sure appreciate all the information that you have given me on growing thing almost there in Phoenix and I can't not wait to visit there and I'll be there in July 24th thank you so much
the wall has a large crack in it...looks like the root pushed it up from the bottom. i would give it at least a few feet, and definitely would mulch aswell, but overall looks good
OK .... Have to send a ~like~ .... Best video so far .... waiting for Jake & Shamus to do a tap dance ... Would have loved to ~ meet ~ the person who lives in ~this house ~
Hitting the Like Button straight outta Austria =)
Nice. I got my two orchid trees in my front yard that are more than 30 years old.
Shamus - I watched the video called "How to Grow Tropical Fruit Trees in a Desert Garden" posted by "Learn Organic Gardening at GrowingYourGreens
." Where you both tasted the Carrie, Coconut Cream, Kesar and Cotton Candy Mango varieties. My question is: Can I buy fruit or seeds from any of these Mango trees you sell to attempt sprouting and planting from seed? I realize this takes much longer to get mature enough to bear fruit but I am wondering if most of the reason why this lady next to Piestewa Peak had such success growing large and well established trees is because she started each of them from seed. I live in Mesa, AZ by the way and have wanted to grow Mangos and Acerolas and Avocados and many other trees I used to see all the time in Brasil where I served a mission a quarter century ago. I just discovered you and your friends who are successfully doing this in our area. BLESS YOU ALL!!!
best video set up intro
The wall is not made with half inch between blocks. So the wall is compromised with the close proximity of the trees to the wall. The video is awesome but need to plant away from the wall about 10 or more.
Yes Vegan Athlete You Can Bring Your Shamus to Hollywood As Your Fruit Tree SideKick. And Your Erica is a Hollywood Love Team Caliber.
Yes we need tree
oh snap Jake from off grid
Cool orchard.
should plant low light ferns and vegetation under the tree
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Impressive!
The fence is cracked behind and to the right of the tree . Light can be seen thru the cracks. My neighbors monster bottle tree has cracked my fence I the same way. As the roots thicken, they lift up on the fence.
My neighborhood has tons of mango trees in bloom, they fill the neighborhood with a enticing sweet scent
Early in the morning is when the smell is the most intense
If the trees are not pruned how is the fruit picked? Wait for it to drop?
awesome.
I wouldn’t mind driving from California during mango seasons to help eat the mangoes from these trees. 😂
those trees are awesome but how would she even harvest them?
With a harvesting stick.
The size of the road in that cul de sac is the size of my entire cul de sac lol.
That’s good real estate although some people would cut it all down.😡
I noticed the wall behind Jake has been compromised. Is that from the mango trees?
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how these mango trees do during this year winter?
Wow I Have Timotayo Mango Tree In Los Angeles, California & Many Mango Trees In Manikganj, Bangladesh.
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During the summer how often do you recommend watering mango trees ? Southern California
How do you harvest fruit on a tree so tall?
The trees that you guys are growing are amazing I cannot understand how they are growing in your extreme climate you say just have good nutrients proper watering and care but I've done all of those and I always lose my avocado trees the frost never fails to destroy the leaves on my avocado tree can you please get more in-depth on how you protect the leaves of the avocado tree and the mango tree
Place your tropical trees near a wall or structure wirh sun that faces the south side and always protect the young trees from wind by putting a tarp on. This only applies to winter.
I have watched lots of your videos, but so far I have not seen you mention how to harvest these fruits. How in the world are they harvested in such large trees? Thanks.
Sue G mangos tend to fall off the tree when ripe.
You use a tool, is a fruit picker, you can easily make one with a soda plastic bottle, you just cut the bottle half in zigzag, and put the opening in a long stick, that way you can easily cut the steam, and pick the fruit without falling to the ground and getting ruined. Good luck.
were do you live in Arizona my dad wants to meet you to lean about plants we live in Scottsdale and what's your address and he saw all your videos please replie
I can see cracks in the block wall?
ah!!, growing from seed is the key to growing avocados trees in Phoenix
Yes, but............... How do you get the fruit from the high branches?
Did she start out with Arizona clay soil?
I really need some help!!!
I have a huge backyard and I live in Phoenix AZ and I want to have what she has but I need help planning everything you know....I wanna do it right so that I can still have a garden but also have my fruit trees and stuff....any books you can suggest or UA-cam vids🤔🤔🤔
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@@shamusoleary2139 is this a phone #??
@@shamusoleary2139 also hey what's your address for your nursery in South Phoenix???
I appreciate it Mr. O'Leary...thank you for your time