Tropical Fruits and Vegetables To Grow in Zone 8B So. Carolina
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Avocado, banana, cassava, gandules/pigeon peas, papaya, pineapple, yam are just some of the tropical fruits and vegetables I grow in my garden here in Zone 8B South Carolina.
5:50 😜 i was expecting"here we have some Mariguana"
Your tropical garden absolutely is amazing. That's my purpose in zone 6b. Have a blessed Sunday
A determined gardener such as myself can make things happen in their garden:-) So many ways to work with nature to achieve your goal. I have no doubt you will be successful with all your gardening endeavor. Best wishes and thank you for watching and look forward to hear more about your garden.
Awesome video I like that you are growing out of zone.
I’m in zone 8b too growing lots of Tropicals
Any advice I’m also zone 8b
@@amazonazapata9424 find your microclimate in ya yard. Can be few zone warmer. Trees help lots. Have plants that help break wind 💨
Wind can make it 5 to 10 degrees colder.
Other options do greenhouses.
Can do temporarily structures to keep it warmer.
Tha la for the amazing tour of your garden. I'm also trying to grow topical fruits in my garden. Zone 7a Virginia.
hi!am rt here in Myrtle Beach,SoCar n I'll try to plant.banana,sayote n hope to get malungay tree too.nice video..salamuch...
You have an incredible garden!
Good morning Jo. Looks like a tropical paradise in your garden. 🍌🍍🥑🌴 Have a great day. Best wishes Bob.
Thank you Bob. So much fun to watch banana, pineapple and other tropical plants actually produce in the climate they are not originated from.
There are some brazilian fruits you could grow in zone 8 like Acca sellowiana, Campomanesia spp., Butia spp., Araucaria angustifolia.
Can you grow pomegranates in zone 8?
I do think so.
Yes, my friend had one for a few years in 8b.
Great garden and very enjoyed watching
Big big like from New Zealand
Thanks for sharing
Is really nice and incredibly, how do you do to save the plants in winter, I live in zone 9 and is difficult for me to grow tropical plants with no damage, can you give me some tips? Thanks.... Saludos desde la isla de Mallorca España
I think is the high humidity that they have in the air, growing zones are not accurate
@@josegamboa1192 Yes USA gets A LOT of humidity. Many Africans say American heat can feel hotter than the heat from their own countries due to the humidity.
What variety of bananas is that
I live in zone 8 b in north central Texas
Me too near SA. Have been able to grow all of these? Papayas don’t do good here that I know of. Mine almost died
Glad to see banana fruit in 8b sc.
I am going to try bananas in my garden.
Amazing and wonderful, I live in an area 9b and I love growing tropical plants, but I haven't had half the success of your
Could you tell me what minimum temperature you have in winter?
Or in winter, do you protect your plants in any way or move them indoors?
Thank you
Whenever we can, we overwinter plants in the pots inside the greenhouse. We have not done any papaya, however. I actually discovered one volunteered papaya which grew and survived the winter outdoor. Temperatures varies, on average our winter can be around 30 degree to lower 20 degree.
I live in zone 8b also in East Texas. Your video gives me hope for some of my tropical fruit trees such as mangos, guava, Namwa banana (ice-cream banana). I did propagate pineapple also, but I let it die because I thought it wouldn't survive the weather. I am not germinating jackfruit and get beautiful seedlings which I plan to keep them in the pot for one year or so before I put them in the ground. Anyway, thank you for the video.
Wow. I wish you success.
Jackfruit hardly survives here in zone 9b(wet subtropical Bucharest) with a cover on and not many people do it here,so I sugest keeping them in pots as "dwarfs"because as you may know they fruit on the trunk.Altough I wish you good luck in growing them
I just moved to South Carolina from NY. Im on 2.9 acres and cant wait to start filling in my space with some more tropicals. Where did you find yucca?? I would live to grow some. Fo you do tours of your garden?
Stay in touch with me and remind me when this present situation is over with. If I still have some available I might be able to send you some. We are planting them now. You can find them on the Amazon (a bit pricey). I will always have them if not this year, definitely next year.
Good morning Jo, thank you for your generosity, I received some purple jam and white jam from you. Every chance I get, I love to watch your video, it's amazing how you can grow so much tropical plants in SC. God bless,. Sophia
hello friend, what a beautiful garden
is it possible that this banana was musa saba ??
I would be interested in adding it to my collection of bananas, I have seeds of a variety of Mexican avocado that is very resistant to cold, it is self-fertile, it produces a lot of fruit and delicious and produces very fast
Would you be interested in doing a plant exchange? I could send you seeds of this avocado in exchange for a banana shoot
I am in the north of Spain
a greeting
Love your channel. I'm from the Caribbean and interested in tropicals. What city/state are you in in zone 8b. I'm in the South Charlotte NC area and thinking about relocating to outside of Charleston maybe Summerville SC.
Did you plant your Moringa in the ground? All your fruit trees planted in the ground too?
I have moringas planted in the ground; I also have new moringa plants that are still in the pot to be overwintered and planted in the ground next spring. (2021) All the fruit trees are in the ground.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you :-)
I am in zone 8b , but my cold hardy banana trees die every winter ?????why ,HELP
You can winterize them with straw by building a stake and chicken fence around them and fill with straw. They will die down and grow back in spring time.
pineapple plant do not handle frost. what do you do with yours? Im in South Carolina
I use to cover it with plastic or any agro fabric. We eventually dug them all out and gave them to a friend who planted them in his yard. We decided to plant other vegetables in the area.
Do you know what strain of banana this is?
How you manage to grow all these tropical plants successfully pls give is tips
Area/zone is a big factor. Tropical plants do require lots of heat and sun. So I suggest this type of gardening for gardeners from zone 8 and up. Zone 7 might manage (and can be done to grow some,) however, lots of care and maintenance such as grow light, heater, green house etc. are needed to successfully grow them. A good friend and subscriber in UK actually grow several tropical pants/vegetable successfully in his polytunnel. I am in zone 8, however, I am still mindful of planting my tropical plants/vegetables where they can get the most exposure to the sun. Ideally facing south. Hope this help.
We are in Seattle area which is Zone 8b. Given the harsh winters do you suggest it can grow here?
These growing zones are not accurate, my is also 8b but I'm in a desert in northern California and can't grow anything semitropical outside during winter.
It's hardiness zone. Tells you only the coldest average temperatures, nothing more really.
What city is this?
Hello! I’m debating where to plant my moringa. North side of my front yard, where it would be more exposed (full sun but full wind, too, no winter warmth protection), except for my neighbors crêpe myrtle tree which I may have to cut back. Or I may plant it on the south facing side of my house between mine and my neighbors house but I only have about 6 feet of space there. How does it grow? Does it grow tall and vertical, or wide at the base? 🤔 Thanks!
You live in South Carolina?
Nice video. Good luck with your project. Regarding the avocado tree, unfortunately the fruit is most likely to be inedible. Avocado seeds are not "true" so the only way to grow a Hass avocado, for example, is through grafting.
Good info thanks.
s carolina is 8b?
It depends on the part of the state.
Hey how are you? Does moringa hardy enough to stay in winter of south Georgia?
I am doing very well, thank you. I am in Zone 8b My moringa dies back in winter but then comes back with vigorous growth in spring :-) I believe moringa should do likewise in your area. Tip: choose a location in your yard where the house or some kind of structure, bushes and trees can create a wind breaker/barrier from winter cold air.
@@cultivatingorganicbyjomig1719
Oh I understand. Thank you for help. We are Indian we use lots moringa. Do you provide mulch to tree during winter time?
@@dixitpatel87 It will help a whole lot. I'd advice you to take special care while the plants is just getting stablished e.g. 3 to 4 ft. high for at least the first 2 years to provide some kind of protection from frost and cold.
@@cultivatingorganicbyjomig1719 thank you for help.
I'm in the Midlands (Gaston) and mine does back to the roots every year.
How long does it take for a banana bush ta produce nanner's
I believe I started the banana plant from a sapling given by a friend 3 to 4 years ago. We went through the worst winter a couple of years back that nearly killed the banana plants. But they survive and grow back and here is one of them rewarding us with our first bunch of banana :-)
@@cultivatingorganicbyjomig1719 Do you know what type of banana?
@@yochanontheseeker1942 It is called saba in the Philippines. It is often fried dipped in batter, wrapped in eggroll wrapper and fried, added to stew and soup etc. It can be eaten as is when ripe.