Awesome Shamus thank you. We rent a house that is in the Phoenix Mountain Preserve. Soil is not good. Everything is watered by hand. The problem we are having is when we water, it's getting down to the roots. I got a load of wood chips 2 years ago and it seems like the water just doesn't go down to the roots. Moringas do well up here though. got some seeds from Greg Peterson. What can I add to the soil now with the fall planting upon us. I have some Azomite that I got from you 2 years ago. Thanks Shamus, we love your videos.
you should tour jake maces yard, he seems to have lost interest and rushes through, you guys are really into it. you take your time and are seriously fascinated by the trees just like I am. I noticed you haven't connected with jake in a while either, is he too much of a big shot now?
Jake is clearly going through tough times, which could explain why he doesn't have the passion or motivation to travel around and make these types of videos, or set collabs/pre planned videos.
2:30 those are a bit nasty because they tend to kill surrounding vegetation (even lawn)and their hard seeds can last in the soil for ages.. Still have them popping up 20 years after removing the tree.
You mean the royal poncietta? Any seedlings and dormant seeds would mostly die w/o protection from Arizona's wild climate. That is nothing compared to what the white lead trees (jumbay) can do to a lawn or garden.
Shamus, can i use the type of fertilizer that was spoken of several times in this video for Peach, Apricot and Pomegranate tree's ? I live in Virginia Beach, Va. and i'm growing my tree's in large containers because i'm renting.
Hello Shamus, I had a question about pomigranite trees , do you have to prune them in order for them to produce fruit or can you just let them grow, and if so how often. Thank you, l enjoy all your videos and have learned a lot from your channel. 😍
pomegranates like to grow in bushes they don't like so much pruning since its does fruit on last year growth so for the first few years you probably should trim back a little bit to encourage side branching and bushiness otherwise the only pruning you do every year is removing suckers from the base pruning should be done in winter.
I rewatch this periodically to remind self of things I may want to grow on my lot.
Joey and Brandon sound like they should have been in the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High
The dude in black is stoned as hell haha... All this talk of growing plants was making him hungry...
WOW!!! Joey has an amazing yard! Look at how much food he is producing on his property! Love it and love the video!
Greenie always looks like he's up in the clouds on every video lol love it. Good video guys, thanks for sharing. 👍
O'leary always full of knowledge
SO I'm watching for the 3rd or 4th time, I don't do that often. :D
Love the videos you do with Brandon. You are both so genuine and definitely show your enthusiasm and knowledge. Keep them coming. Thanks!
MAN! I still wish I could get a hold of one of those strawberry figs!
Tell Spicoli mr. Hand says "what's up?". Lol epic yard!
Im stoked every time I watch one of your vids. Tropical fruiting trees are next level nirvana. -MileHighGuy
The guy in the backwards baseball cap looks baked out of his mind🤣
Great video!
great video. a big thanks to joey.
Very nice video, thank you for sharing it and thanks to Joey for letting us the viewers to visit his yard.
Amazing! Mr Joe grows the challenging fruit trees in AZ.. good work!
Nice San Pedro Cactus in the beginning.
Awesome Shamus thank you. We rent a house that is in the Phoenix Mountain Preserve. Soil is not good. Everything is watered by hand. The problem we are having is when we water, it's getting down to the roots. I got a load of wood chips 2 years ago and it seems like the water just doesn't go down to the roots. Moringas do well up here though. got some seeds from Greg Peterson.
What can I add to the soil now with the fall planting upon us. I have some Azomite that I got from you 2 years ago. Thanks Shamus, we love your videos.
Beautiful!! But where o where are the mangoes?
Motta melon is a legend
Wow love the pomegranates and the figs looks amazing
I would love to trade places with the guy in black. I love you Shamus!
Beautiful yard..
Fantastic mon , i hope you either sell or give away your extra fruit
Amazing yard and I am pretty sure we didn't see all of it
awesome :)
Great video guys. Seedling trees rule
Been following for a while. Love the content. I live in sao Paulo Brazil so I see tropicals everyday. Love it.
Dang nice yard
Nice food forest. I just bought fifteen acres and plan on doing the same thing.
I'd bet all these things would do well in Yuma with the same principles applied in regards to shading but there is less risk of winter frost in Yuma.
you should tour jake maces yard, he seems to have lost interest and rushes through, you guys are really into it. you take your time and are seriously fascinated by the trees just like I am. I noticed you haven't connected with jake in a while either, is he too much of a big shot now?
Jake is clearly going through tough times, which could explain why he doesn't have the passion or motivation to travel around and make these types of videos, or set collabs/pre planned videos.
@@veehaytch3440 u still follow him?
amazing video Shamus!!
Love!!!
Awesome growth!!!
Amazing. I want flood irrigation.
yeah.. its called a hose-pipe ; )
Awesome trees:')
waiting for your next video
Love the videos BUT please improve the sound. I can barely hear your voice against the background. Thanks!
Ha, its Jeff Spicoli
Shamus, you like jacarandas? They've got fern-like leaves also!
Brandon is half of a sleep in this video and he needs his glasses.
How high is that water bill, in Tucson a couple of simple plants/trees will cost you hundreds in that water bill.
2:30 those are a bit nasty because they tend to kill surrounding vegetation (even lawn)and their hard seeds can last in the soil for ages.. Still have them popping up 20 years after removing the tree.
You mean the royal poncietta? Any seedlings and dormant seeds would mostly die w/o protection from Arizona's wild climate. That is nothing compared to what the white lead trees (jumbay) can do to a lawn or garden.
Any update tours planned
Where those Peruvian apples in the pots near the Avocado ?
"Motta" sounds a lot like the spanish term for the substance this dude clearly consumes on a minutely basis.
Jeff Spicoli...
Hey Shamus, do you prefer to root drench with fish and seaweed or do you spray?
Hey Shamus, did Joey's Royal Poinciana survive the 2019 Winter?
Hey shamus, what do you think of the everbearing pink lemon tree?
Shamus, can i use the type of fertilizer that was spoken of several times in this video for Peach, Apricot and Pomegranate tree's ? I live in Virginia Beach, Va. and i'm growing my tree's in large containers because i'm renting.
fish emulsion, use it for anything.
I need this food I am so far from America I living in London
Where do you buy the seed weed for plant food?
do an update
How tall can loquat trees get?
It's weird but Shamus reminds me of the leprechaun from American Gods.
I'm sure hes flattered...
Do you get irrigation year round?
great video but can't hear your audio
great video guys but why is Alyssa always behind the camera and not in front ??
What city is this
can you guys send me some seeds? (kidding)
Hello Shamus, I had a question about pomigranite trees , do you have to prune them in order for them to produce fruit or can you just let them grow, and if so how often. Thank you, l enjoy all your videos and have learned a lot from your channel. 😍
pomegranates like to grow in bushes they don't like so much pruning since its does fruit on last year growth so for the first few years you probably should trim back a little bit to encourage side branching and bushiness
otherwise the only pruning you do every year is removing suckers from the base
pruning should be done in winter.
That hair
1st! :P