I regard this video as one of the seminal video's of desert horticulture vis a vis Food Forest horticulture. This should be viewed by every person on the planet twice a year.
Y'all inspire and help steer me for my own modest 1/2 acre, NorCali, 9a lot. Started with stone fruits and citrus yrs ago then avos, loquat, etc., now attempting mangos and much more.
That freaking greenhouse is awesome....I wanna hang out with Shamus man....this guy's cool!!! As it stands the back room at my uncle's house is practically a greenhouse LOL....it faces the south with sliding glass doors!
Really enjoyed this video, all the way from London England. You would be amazed how plants and trees can adapt to different environments. I'm growing many tropicals and people are always surprised!
Thanks to you all. Shamus, you are a treasure trove of wisdom. Brandon, love your cool attitude and you seem to be learning a lot! Alyssa, you are doing an awesome job behind the scenes! Cheers!
in vista CA, there is a cactus nursery with dragon fruit climbing 40 ft into the air up Mexican palm trees all up their drive way. great video! these are my favorite types from you guys!
I have never in my 77 years found a more flavorful grape juice than Concord. I used to buy one gallon jugs, fresh squeezed, at the vineyard near Roseville, CA in the '50s. It was so pungent that I had to sip it slowly.
Beautiful trees! I live in an apt. with a huge courtyard covered with trees; the whole area is forested. I'd love to sneak an Li Jujube in on the east side. We are hot and humid, and I think Jujube can handle it. Thanks so much for the tour!
Thank you for making and posting your most recent videos that re-emphasize the prime importance of mulching heavily. I am putting your advice to task. Have not found a good source of 'wood chips' in Casa Grande. I have had a local landscape business, drop off their 'clean up' loads. That was a bad idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have recently started using alfalfa hay, mulching several plants and trees. They really like it!!!! Am searching for the most inexpensive way of purchasing this stuff. I actually live, right in the heart of where this stuff is grown. Just need to network, and find the right connection.
Shamus, consider Maui for your next vacation. Take the drive to Hana and stop at one of the little farms on Ulaino Road and ask where the wild guava forest are. Thousands of wild acres are above the road just mountainside (Mauka) of that intersections. They go up the mountain about a mile or so. Trees are 30-40 feet tall. Beautiful fruit.
This was a really great video, love all the trees in their backyard. Shamus, do you think you could do a little video telling us what happened with your large pond idea? Some have posted that it is no more :( Most of us were excited to see it and care about what happened. Thanks.
What a beautiful living legacy 😌 I have a running list of all the trees I want to try. We don't have any benefits of the monsoon season over here, but we don't often hit over 115 (May-Sept are usually 100-107). So it will be interesting to see what thrives!
Could you superimpose the names of the fruit trees on any future videos as I would love to research and purchase them if they can be grown in my zone 9b gulf coast area in Texas. Wonderful and enlightened video.
Shamus, I'm in the west valley on chlorinated city water, which burns my avocado leaves. In the short term I collect the vapor distilled water from my A/C, but I'm only generating about 6-10 gallons a day from that. What can I do with the chlorinated water to make it suitable?
Hi Shamus recently i asked Sasha of "Old School Home and Garden" her advice regarding fruit trees ie Orange Peach Avacardo .... and how to look after them Any info would be most gratefull .... I live in LA.. "Beverly Hills '".. i have a large planting area that i wish to grow fruit tress and bushes Thanks Shamus..... Edwin J Thompson ll................Ed
" I can not believe it grows so much mangos" and in the view there are palm trees around :DDD Do these people know that they are blessed with their warm climate. I do understand they get couple of chilly days but overall. In a little north Europe. We grow some apples, plumps and practically it ends what you can grow :D I am just jealous.
when the zombie apocalypse comes and civilization is reduced to small, nomadic clans struggling to survive on nature's reclaimed Earth without a trace of mankind's technology, I want to hang out with you guys!
Well Mr. O'Leary not to sound like I'm being an ass but I've heard in general you don't want to plant a tree next to a house because the roots will mess up the plumbing?? IDK....I'm not a plumber, but it's definitely like you said... people will always be concerned about something....
Don't... Trust me when you plant new plants & then starting in MAY you get temps over a 100 F and then in July temps hit as high as 118 this year... TRUST ME... it's NOT fun.... for plants OR people.
I regard this video as one of the seminal video's of desert horticulture vis a vis Food Forest horticulture. This should be viewed by every person on the planet twice a year.
Seamus a has a mind like a plant and tree dictionary. He knows a lot about important information on how to grow trees and plants.
Facts
I love that you young people are so excited about plants, gives me hope for the future.
Y'all inspire and help steer me for my own modest 1/2 acre, NorCali, 9a lot. Started with stone fruits and citrus yrs ago then avos, loquat, etc., now attempting mangos and much more.
Thank you for upload
I never met Dr. Al, but what a fantastic legacy he's left! Thank you so much for showing us around his garden!
Dr. Al left an incredible legacy. Thanks for sharing.
It's great that your knowledge is getting out there.
You can tell how passionate Shamus is about the trees. It inspires me. 🥑
That freaking greenhouse is awesome....I wanna hang out with Shamus man....this guy's cool!!!
As it stands the back room at my uncle's house is practically a greenhouse LOL....it faces the south with sliding glass doors!
the both of you together make this a great video.
on a roll with the content!!!!! keep them coming sheamus!
The green house is lit 🔥🔥
Really enjoyed this video, all the way from London England. You would be amazed how plants and trees can adapt to different environments. I'm growing many tropicals and people are always surprised!
Nice to know the wax jambu and rose apples can grow here. The avocados are amazing!
Thanks to you all. Shamus, you are a treasure trove of wisdom. Brandon, love your cool attitude and you seem to be learning a lot! Alyssa, you are doing an awesome job behind the scenes! Cheers!
Great video, thanks Tormund!
I love fruit forest tours. So inspiring. Thanks for sharing this.
incredible. your videos are just getting better and better
This was a great video, a myriad of information about many many fruits.
My parents have Guayaba trees, 3 of them, one of them is huge more 20+ feet pink Guayaba and the first to ripen the fruit.
Thank You Shamus for sharing this amazing food forest video!
This video is encouraging to continue to grow rare fruits in my backyard. Great vid shared... thanks!
Amazing yard
Right on, guys! Well done!
yo, that yard is art.
in vista CA, there is a cactus nursery with dragon fruit climbing 40 ft into the air up Mexican palm trees all up their drive way. great video! these are my favorite types from you guys!
I have never in my 77 years found a more flavorful grape juice than Concord. I used to buy one gallon jugs, fresh squeezed, at the vineyard near Roseville, CA in the '50s. It was so pungent that I had to sip it slowly.
First thought. California republic high af!🤣🤣🤣👍 great vid!
Thank you for this informative tour. I really enjoyed it.
Amazing and beautiful thank you for sharing this with us.
WoW super cool fruit treees, micro-climates video, one of the best I've seen, getting me all excited for spring/summer here in Aus - Thank you.
Beautiful trees! I live in an apt. with a huge courtyard covered with trees; the whole area is forested. I'd love to sneak an Li Jujube in on the east side. We are hot and humid, and I think Jujube can handle it. Thanks so much for the tour!
Thank you for making and posting your most recent videos that re-emphasize
the prime importance of mulching heavily. I am putting your advice to task.
Have not found a good source of 'wood chips' in Casa Grande.
I have had a local landscape business, drop off their 'clean up' loads.
That was a bad idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have recently started using alfalfa hay, mulching several plants and trees.
They really like it!!!!
Am searching for the most inexpensive way of purchasing this stuff.
I actually live, right in the heart of where this stuff is grown.
Just need to network, and find the right connection.
Thank you for the video, amazing food forest
Thanks for sharing such valuable information as always. Loved your spray formula, 7 -8 times bigger is true.
Shamus, consider Maui for your next vacation. Take the drive to Hana and stop at one of the little farms on Ulaino Road and ask where the wild guava forest are. Thousands of wild acres are above the road just mountainside (Mauka) of that intersections. They go up the mountain about a mile or so. Trees are 30-40 feet tall. Beautiful fruit.
I like your knowledge maybe you can teach me when I move that way
Shout out from Riverside Ca!
Happy Gardening. :)
Great video guys!!! thanks!! Master Shamus...next trip to Tucson soon?
Manny Vedo sept
This was a really great video, love all the trees in their backyard. Shamus, do you think you could do a little video telling us what happened with your large pond idea? Some have posted that it is no more :( Most of us were excited to see it and care about what happened. Thanks.
Nice video ❤ .
Very nice.
What a beautiful living legacy 😌
I have a running list of all the trees I want to try. We don't have any benefits of the monsoon season over here, but we don't often hit over 115 (May-Sept are usually 100-107). So it will be interesting to see what thrives!
Thank you guys another great video 💚
Could you superimpose the names of the fruit trees on any future videos as I would love to research and purchase them if they can be grown in my zone 9b gulf coast area in Texas. Wonderful and enlightened video.
awesome
where is this garden located in AZ? I live in Chandler and i been looking for star apple i love those!
Awesome, just subscribed.
Thank you, inspiring me on
😂😂 “I think generally people like to be concerned about anything!” So true! We need to be listeners instead of speakers
thanks again
Shamus, I'm in the west valley on chlorinated city water, which burns my avocado leaves. In the short term I collect the vapor distilled water from my A/C, but I'm only generating about 6-10 gallons a day from that. What can I do with the chlorinated water to make it suitable?
Will Meyers lemon and wonderful pomegranate grow in Golden valley Az. Where at 3320 elevation.
This guy is growing mango in Arizona 🤣 that's awesome
What were the beans hanging behind the pollinator winter avocado and papaya? Was that a moringa tree?
Thanks for sharing this video learned some great tips. Should I put my jabuticaba through a mist each day or every other day?
Eric Daniel no
Hi,very nice tree video..Did not catch the names of some of the trees though..Greetings from Bangkok:)
Great video.. but what's with all the California Republic near t-shirts??
Awesome tour! What do they do with all the fruit?
Hi Shamus recently i asked Sasha of "Old School Home and Garden" her advice regarding fruit trees ie Orange Peach Avacardo .... and how to look after them Any info would be most gratefull .... I live in LA.. "Beverly Hills '".. i have a large planting area that i wish to grow fruit tress and bushes Thanks Shamus..... Edwin J Thompson ll................Ed
where can I find the other video of this yard with you and Jace mace
What's the easiest to grow in zone 10b ? Thanks!
California in Arizona ?
How do they pick the Avcados on the arvipas.
Can you grow guava in zone 8b
" I can not believe it grows so much mangos" and in the view there are palm trees around :DDD Do these people know that they are blessed with their warm climate. I do understand they get couple of chilly days but overall. In a little north Europe. We grow some apples, plumps and practically it ends what you can grow :D I am just jealous.
its not warm enough in winter for a lot of species, a hard freeze can still kill the trees if not protected
Love all your videos and thanks for posting. What was the name of the tree that produces two crops on average?
Reginald Roberts "If I'm not mistaken" that was the Jaboticaba
Ted Salazar Thanks
Yes!
You guys are like Batman and Robin! (Good Thing). What is the ground cover under the dragon fruit? Is it horse herb?
Where’s that IV organics plant biologist guy. He should be here painting a 30ft avocado tree. Lmao 😂🤣😅
when the zombie apocalypse comes and civilization is reduced to small, nomadic clans struggling to survive on nature's reclaimed Earth without a trace of mankind's technology, I want to hang out with you guys!
LOVE ❤️
Podria yo visitar su Jardin
Greenies face at 08:15 lol
🙏🙏🙏
I bet in the right microclimate and under canopy, you guys can grow coconut palm trees (Tall varieties).
Listen to the parrots squawking! Nice micro
Climate planning. Amazing what people
Can do!
Well Mr. O'Leary not to sound like I'm being an ass but I've heard in general you don't want to plant a tree next to a house because the roots will mess up the plumbing??
IDK....I'm not a plumber, but it's definitely like you said... people will always be concerned about something....
"I won't show you that secret plant I have hidden - at least not on camera man"
Greenie looks high af 😂
Try to plant durian tree
Why has the son never tasted his own dads fruit tho?
is there anything you didn't "remember correctly"?
Oldstuff Man lol
Problem ?
@Oldstuff Man It's called being humble. Try it sometimes.
Too much sun is a problem i wish for
Don't... Trust me when you plant new plants & then starting in MAY you get temps over a 100 F and then in July temps hit as high as 118 this year... TRUST ME... it's NOT fun.... for plants OR people.