Jamaican Fruit Trees Growing In Florida
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Popular Jamaican Fruit Trees Growing In Florida
You can contact Margo the lady in this video at her Facebook page
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Thank you Jen from foodforestdiy.... for letting me know about Marago and her amazing fruit trees. Food Forest DIY is helping people to transform their backyard into a beautiful, bountiful space.
She is living my dream but hopefully one day I can.Proud of you ma'am.
Lady is full of life and blessed.
She definitely took Jamaica to Florida at one time I totally forgot she isn’t in Jamaica 🇯🇲 with all of those trees from her native country to attend to it is no wonder that she is so bubbly and fine 😂😂 easy like Sunday morning surrounded by this beautiful property more power to you my sister.
Yea she drove the hawk with all the fruits
Bombay is considered table mango. This lady seems to be jamaican Irish woman, she hasn't forgotten her roots. God bless you ❤
@@junebugsmithson6301 more like Cuban
She’s awesome and I love her property. So, I just learned today year old that the best mangoes are from East India ✈️
We’re Jamaican and we love how you carry your Jamaican with you. A farrin (foreign) wi deh but WE NAH LEF YA! Love it bad!!! What a blessed lady!!!!
I am very impressed by all your Jamaican fruit trees on your property. I'm from Jamaica and I've lived in Orlando for over 40 years. I have a Lychee and an East Indian mango tree also. This year we've had a mild winter and as a result I have a lot of young mangos and Lychee. I also have a naseberry and otaheite apple tree. The reason I have good luck with my east indian is because I use a propane heater under the tree when it's cold. Try doing that with your east indian.
Great job
Thanks for your idea . My apple tree took a beating in Christmas Fr the cold
Remember me when they are riping, they are my favourite mango 🥭 😊❤❤👍🏼
Would love to to have a small farm but the crawling creatures are a serious problem. Have any in your yard? The geicos are ok but not the only ones.
Jamaican are scared of croaking lizards like the plague.
What a lovely lady and a beautiful property!
I am love all Jamaican fruits.
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.love it my friend
It was so refreshing seeing this, I wished that I was living in Florida and close to her to get some of the fruits and the Ackee☺️
I really enjoyed the tour of this property. God bless
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I love her. She's my type of person. Beautiful food fores, thanks for sharing.
I am coming for my fruits what a wonderful lady her communications skills are off the charts
Any June Plum Trees. My favorite. Love to live on a property like that. That is what I miss most about Jamaica. Not having the fruits trees around. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful property
What a lovely property with an amazing Lady. Nice video with all these wonderful fruit trees 🌳 will be looking for a two to three acres very soon in Florida. Three years more for retirement 😊
How beautiful, I love all her trees, fabulous lady.
LOVE that lady she and i probably same Age🤔 she reminds me of my Aunt (RIP) i grew with in KINGSTON ..very luscious in personality and with her GARDEN
Beautiful Beautiful
Nice tour fruits trees looking good. Bless
Lovely lady, lovely property. I suddenly feel like I should have an ackee tree in my life. Thanks for the tour, Paul.
Margo and her family are such lovely people!
Lovely remind me of the country back home eating all those tree ripe fresh fruit. And man real breadfruit and Ackere and saltfish
Excuse me I mean Ackee not ackere
She has so much knowledge. I can listen to her all day and would love to meet her being that I left Jamaica at a young age myself ❤❤❤
Awesome video and amazing property! 🙂
Get more diversity where all the lychees are. You can plant smaller plants in between! Because if you get pest, the other plants will act like a “barrier” to discourage pest going from one lyche to the other. 👍 food forest!
Interesting, what plants would you grow?? Peppers maybe??
Beautiful property with all the lovely fruit trees. Awesome lady, just so full of life. May God continue to bless you in all things🙏🏾💖
The same fruits are all over the Caribbean 😊
Love all her fruit trees i am also a jamaican so i know them quite well have most of them on my property in 🇯🇲 she can try a coolieplum tree and cherrymena aka jimblelee.
Lovely property with beautiful fruit trees.
I am happy for her excitement for her BREADFRUIT tree...she remind me of me with my BOUGANVILLA
Lovely lady , great job all!! Thank for sharing!!!
I plan on moving back to Florida my family is in Broward. I want to plant fruit trees when I get back. I pray to have fruit trees and land like yours. You are blessed
Wow! FruitfulPlace
Such an impressive property. Love a property with fruits. So Jamaican.
Nobody dies from consuming Ackee if it is cleans well. It’s an absolutely delightful veggie A can of Ackee in New York costs $20.00. I need to meet this lady for her Ackee trees I would love to buy a ton from her they are so so delicious 😋!!!
I never know anyone who dies from eating Ackee, but if you eat a fruit that’s not fit, it may harm you because if you force it open and consume it then it could be, therefore you have to wait until it’s fit and opens all the way, in that way the toxic gas is released so it’s safe to eat. It’s just like eating any young fruit ,it could scorch your mouth.
Jamaica 🇯🇲 land we love❤
really beautiful view, sunshine, clear sky, nice women and trees
I love this lady she so funny
That means whenever I go to Florida I know who to buy my fruits from ❤️❤️
U can get dwarf ackee which bare under a year Ministry of agriculture have developed several dwarf bfruits
Really enjoyed this video. I’m from a Jamaican heritage and it was fun to learn. Thank you!
Great video. Thanks Two the both of you for the video.
I enjoyed the tour
For the banana to fruit you have to remove the suckers growing around it
No, if you do that when the main tree bears and dies she wont have any more banana trees. She would have to wait until the suckers are almost half the height of the main tree to remove it, then she will have to wait nine months before it bears. Leaving it at the root of the main tree will allow her to get fruit from the suckers much faster. I have a lot of banana trees. I never remove the suckers.
Such a beautiful property...my cup of tea all those trees....it's very clean and easy access to the fruits when they are bearing...lovely host.
Amazing! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲😊
Go Margo!!!
Excellent work mum, a suggestion, use the dry coconuts to make various coconut delecasies, can all be found on Jamaican food, pastry sites
Wow very nice❤
Love the fruit trees around your house that very nice
I enjoyed the tour of your property , very informative ❤
This IS a beautiful property and fruit trees. WOW!.. Green Thumb lady, excited about her fruit trees👍😊 My dream is to grow fruits & herbs like that somewhere. I 💗 Nature & country living. Currently in the city, but hopefully one day. Thanks for sharing
i love how she introduced her special tree to you as HER FRIEND...i use the same term for my own little newly planted orchard.i wish i had her space.i was surprised she had no jamaican cherries.
🥑 And MANGO GREAT FRUIT My GOD
Gorgeous LEAF Tree And COFFEE
PINEAPPLE AND ALOE PLANT
CINNAMON AND BAY LEAF😃
Beautiful Queen with a great fruitful property🙏🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Awesome just awesome!
Great video love seeing all the different fruti trees ...I will definitely be adding some to my channel and growing them!!!!
What about the scotch bonnet peppers? Can´t have a garden without peppers. I succeeded in planting scotch bonnet seeds in a pot here in Sweden inside the house and they grew quite well and bore fruit but you have to pollinate the flowers yourself before any fruit will grow....it´s very sensitive to the cold weather so you have to make sure they are warm during winter months.
I love this. I would love to buy a ackee suckling from
her. I live 30 mins out side of Orlando and the frost this past winter dried up my Ackee tree. I’m praying it comes back. First time watching your channel.
Thank you for watching, please subscribe. I have a nice Ackee tree. Love it. I eat it raw.
@@FruitfulTrees I did subscribe
Beautiful property, love all the fruit trees, some of the things I did not hear is guavas, bread nut, bread fruit, oranges, citrus’s, but omg you have an amazing array of fruits. The reason sometimes the grafted trees or Julie mango returns to its original mango is because the grafted piece is lost by the damage, and the stock tree was allowed to grow ,instead of the new pieces below the graft being removed. Great job! Did I hear you say bear or was it deer? I would not want beats on my property, I would be afraid!
I'm very excited to watch this video and haven't started but I wanted to bring a lil Jamaica to my grandmothers backward.
Beautiful property!
Loved this video. Lovely yard. Enjoy mommy.
Shalom Paul. What a nice property and what a beautiful lady.
Wow
Awesome
All my favorite fruits. Hello sister! Love fruits ❤
I would like to advise viewers that ackees must be cooked, and not eaten raw. Wait for the ackee to spread open showing the fruit and seeds. People only get poisoned when unscrupulous sellers open the ackee with a blade instead of waiting for it to open naturally. Take out the seeds clean the red from the inside and the hard part left by the seed. We have been eating ackees forever we pick them from our trees, never buy. Delicious with or without saltfish. Lovely lady nice property. Just one observation, why not plant dwarf coconut trees? the tall ones scare me
that's not true, I eat akee raw all the time but yes you must wait for them to open on the tree by itself
@@FruitfulTrees I saw my BIL eat a raw ackee as a prank a long time ago. Never heard of anyone else eating ackee raw. There is always something else to learn
I had lots of raw Ackee when I was younger and I am still here
--@@charmainewright5053 I spent a lot of time in Jamaica, but never knew that ackee could be eaten raw, although it's called a fruit. Never saw my friends eat it raw, I will try it
Just remember dutch elm disease and invasive species being a topic I read about recently.
Amazing video of your fruit trees. I have been studying 📚fruit trees. I want a mini fruit tree garden. I will be starting this garden this year.❤
Its Because of people like this beautiful woman why many regions have fruits n veg that are not native to the land spreading natures love
Another great 👍 video love her trees 🌳 great info thanks again
Omg I want to be her new best friend. I am willing to drive from Orlando for some mangoes. 🙏🏼😂
Beautiful lady and beautiful property.
Loved it! 🇯🇲
That lady don't need to go to Jamaica because she have everything she needs in her backyard
I love this amazing video but you may not have to water the fruit trees but banana need water
Very nice lady.
Her knitwear is awesome.
I really enjoyed this👍🏽
God bless her. Nice video
I think your sopadillo/naseberry needs to be pruned, especially lower branches.
The bananas would do great by the lakeside
I LIKE WHAT I SEE. GOOD FRUIT TREES. NICE LADY. LOVE HER .MAY I BE INVITED FOR FRUITS BEAUTIFUL LADY . AUDREY HERE IN NEW YORK.🌱 HAPPY EASTER HOLIDAYS TO YOU🌴🐰🐥🌷🙋
Love this
The reason your Mango didn't bears every year it's because it needs to be pruned it's too cluster
Lovely 😊
Lovely lady, lovely property. Hope your bananas get going.
I like the fact you have your Jamsican fruit trees,but East Indian is the best
IS THE BOMBAY, THE EAST INDIAN MANOGO.....MY FAVORITE MANGO😊
Nice 👍
Great video and nice lady I had to subscribe ❤
have ever heard about east Indian 🥭 or julie 🥭 i would call those king and queen of all 🥭 🥭 😂
Can I visit one day ur farm is beautiful I lives in New York where this is impossible love it and appreciate ur video
Hi I live in Georgia I've retired and came here from Connecticut I enjoyed growing things in the yard and I have a couple of fruit trees I would love to have one of your a key my husband worth from Jamaica and I love cooking Jamaican food I'm very good at it and I would love to have an active tree is there a way that I can get in contact with you waiting to hear from you
All those fruit growers in Miami when I was a little boy I am 72years old
Such a nice lady and property. How can I contact her for one of the Acker tree seedling. Thanks in advance.
Yeah man good thing man bless up yuh self to man 😊
The camera man/woman is making me upset. I can’t really see the trees!
Plus I am not so sure that some of those ackees in cans are not forced otherwise
Lovely property . What do you do with all these fruits when it is harvest time ?
Drive nail into the trees that don't bear fruits and see what happen. Especially the soar sap tree.
Love love this 🖤💚💛
I was just looking for alligators coming out of that lake.
Boy paulate She Can keep all the fruit trees that she wants I don’t play with them reptiles in Florida no Sa but is nice that she has Them
The snakes are the most disgusting 🤮 ones.