Part 1 of an Amazing Rare Fruit Collection!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Part 2 will be released soon! Stay tuned for even more amazing rare fruits at this extraordinary garden. There are no spacing rules here. The trees, bushes, and potted plants are packed in close to each other, and they seem to grow fine. This is an extensive collection and there's plenty to see and learn about. Enjoy!
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Kelly's the man!
Yes indeed! 🌴
I love seeing Kelly's yard and love his enthusiasm!
Excellent videos. Very interesting. A lot can be learnt from other's experiences.
Thanks!
Holy moly a new vid! Nice rare fruit!
Waiting for part 2! Nice!
Thanks! Part 2 is great. Stay tuned.
Oh..that’s Kelly Todd.. I know him through FB.. kool
Great ❤
cool find
Thanks 👍🏼🌴
just started the vid but I know I'm gonna love it
Awesome!
Another amazing yard!
Great video. Kelly is a real pioneer for us SoCA rare fruit growers.
Always love seeing Kelly's collection! Thanks for capturing and sharing, excited for part 2!
Thanks for watching! Part 2 coming soon....
Incredible collection. If you don’t know of the late Ralph Velez he palm planted so close he developed his own style called ‘Velezian’ palm planting. You can be the Kelly fruit growing ‘Kellian’ fruit style planting. Keep it up and know you are inspiring a dude from Oakland.
I was definitely inspired. Now i have to plant things closer 🌴
Looks good 🤙. We have strawberry guava growing wild on property. More than I could possibly eat for a few months out of the year. They introduced a biological control for it though, to protect native species. Still probably one of my favorite fruits. We are getting some right now even though it's off-season. They grow best where we live. Never had better from anywhere else.
I'm glad to hear there's a biological control for it. It's a good fruit but incredibly invasive.
He's truly a Gem!
Yes!
I wonder where he gets his label from?
I make them myself
Interesting plant labels. Information on what he uses?
I have it on my socials. I use a few ;)
On UA-cam video?
ua-cam.com/video/DLWHMWnx0W0/v-deo.htmlsi=3zZI3X2AKeBWCJnM
I was wondering the same thing??
@@geriannroth449 I make them. I have a few videos about them on my UA-cam channel. Just go to my page and search labels and then a few should show up.
Plant math is similar to chicken math. I'm here for the shenanigans
Great video! How do you spell the name of that grape he had? It sounded like you said "Mysuffolk red grape" but when I searched online the only thing that came up was "Suffolk red grape".
Thanks! That's correct, the Suffolk red grape
Hey Bro. LOve ur videos. I have to ask u something. I have planted 2 haas, 1 fuerte, 1 bacon and 1 stewarts mexocola. The haas is standing for 2 months now but dont see any new growth. The fuerte has tons of new growth and the bacon also shows height. The mexicola shows no obvious growth but looks like its getting taller. Any idea why haas shows no new growth? ty man.
Could be many factors like watering schedule, sun exposure, planting shock, etc.
Great video! Strong disagree on the Panama berry, it’s a novelty fruit I wouldn’t seek to grow. Better off growing a mulberry and calling it a day.
Thanks. I've never tried Panama Berry.
Dovyalis caffra I grew was disgusting fruit. Even birds left it alone. So if he has a grafted variety worth paying extra. My Dovyalis had male , female flowers on same tree.
Awful job to dig it out with those fearsome spikes.
Yes the spikes are ridiculous. Definitely a good defensive plant
🏳️🌈 😂
Strawberry guava aka the most agressive weed in the universe lol if he died within 10 years it would take this whole garden over.
Yeah its crazy. I saw forests of it in Kauai