Delivering Ice Cream Bean Tree To URBAN BOUNTY + Tasting Kampong White Sapote
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Despite having different UA-cam channels, I think it was pretty cool you got together with Paul to catch up on gardening stuff 👍
Gday George, the Ice Cream Bean plant is awesome, thanks for stopping by! 👍
You bet Paul! Thanks for the tour of your impressive garden!
Glad you had time to do a quick video at Paul's garden, i joke with him that its set out like a clinical surgery lol.
He's a perfectionist!
Hi George that kampong white sapote has a beautiful golden yellow colour it looked super super duper sweet and delicious next time can you please check out the brix factor which is the sugar content of the fruits can you do that on all the fruits please l would love to sea the different sugar content on all the fruits thanks George and say hello to Ronnie for me thanks mate cheers .
I'll do some checks if I get hold of a brix meter. I believe the Hawaiian Supreme white sapote is a nudge sweeter than Kampong.
Very cool George
Loved seeing your tour of Paul’s place. He has done such a perfect job, nothing out of place
He's a perfectionist!
Beautiful and clean garden. If you see mine, you will faint. :😀
His neat garden put mine to shame LOL It's beautiful.
He's a perfectionist!
I'm envious! 🙂
I only started growing tropical fruit in 2019, when I tasted my first, ripe, custard apple, so as yet, only a mango seedling has given me any fruit, one mango! I bought it as tubestock from Daley's, so it would have been a 2019 seedling anyway.
I grew a lot of seedlings from the custard apples I bought from Woolies, 9 custard apples in total, and just as well, I haven't seen a custard apple for sale since. I'm still losing some every winter unfortunately, but you give me hope! Some are only 5 inches, others 5 foot or more, but eventually, I hope to get fruit. The Cherimoya genes should give me some cold tolerant trees in the seedlings, and I also have two Cherimoya from Daley's.
I've got a few White Sapote, but I've never tasted them, but one day!
Keep up the good work, you're an inspiration to me here in Renmark SA! 🙂👍
Well done with the mango! You have the warmest climate south of Qld, so you could grow a wide range of tropicals. Wrap the extra sensitives in winter with frost cloth and shade cloth in summer! :)
It's great that you got to visit Paul’s garden! That white sapote looked incredible!
It was good!
Ooo I have a Kampong, glad to hear it tasted nice!
We love it!
The most depressingly perfect edible garden on youtube!
Amazing garden ❤ congratulations Paul ! Thanks for the video George.
My pleasure!
Impressive garden!!Personally, I like a less organized, more natural garden.💪
Me too!
Very nice, that’s so interesting with the American pawpaw, in Syd mine have just barely started, Paul’s is quite opened up already, compared.
Mine haven't flowered yet.
Melbourne must have much more mild winters than most people think. Things start early compared to where I am.
This year's winter was the mildest in almost a decade.
I have heard Melbourne may also getting warmer because of its size. All that concrete brick and bitumen are acting like a big heat sink apparently. An interesting read is to google heat walls 1600s.
@@fatwombat2611 That's true, however, I am located on the outer rim opposite a state park.
Impressive lychee!
Paul has many impressive trees. It was late, so the video was rushed.
What do think is nicer. Hawaian supreme or Kampong ? They both look delicious.
Hawaiian supreme is my personal favourite. Both are a top choice though.
Where did you guys get the sugar cane?
I’ve tried a purple sugar cane from Daley’s but it rotted out
The purple one rotted for me too. Get the green one from a local nursery. I got mine from BAAG in Bulleen.
None of the ones near me stock it unfortunately. I’ll check the one near Keysborough
if i keep my ice cream tree trimmed short, shaped and small about 6 feet, will the roots stay short? will it produce beans while short?
If you want to keep it short, it's best to grow in the largest pot you can fit. A grower in Illawarra gets beans from her potted ice cream bean tree. ua-cam.com/video/jNvnP_id7R8/v-deo.htmlsi=Fmt5sBe-TqRxYD6I
@@RealLifeFruitopia thank you for helpful information. 🤍🕊