Future Fruit Tree Forest In Orlando Florida
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Sam has a big property and is growing a lot of fruit trees. Located in Central Florida and planting trees that will grow well there Sam has planned and planted his fruit trees. Check it out in this video.
Sam got many of his fruit trees from Dustin at D's Trees. You can contact Dustin at 305-972-9755. Here is his Facebook page / dsfruittreesllc
If you have a yard and you are growing fruit trees I'd love to come and film, especially if you are in the South Florida area. You can contact me at paul@rawlife.com please include the area you are in.
You can find me on Social Media:
on / healthwatchman
on / paulnison
on / paulnison
His passion and knowledge is impressive.
This is going to be an incredible resource.
This reminded me of my childhood as I grew up in SE Asia surrounded by fruit trees, vegies, and flower trees. My top three plants I would consider would be the passion fruits, rambutan, and mango. I have not seen many people growing the Rambutan trees with such great health benefits. It may reduce diabetes, lower blood pressure, and increase digestive function. Rambutan may be used for bacterial and viral infections. Additionally, rambutan may reduce inflammation due to its antioxidant properties. Sharing is caring!
Is rambutan growing in 9B? Nobody talks about this tree. 😊
@@putiwang7679 Correct. 9B zone in FL should be able to grow it!
Great video
He's awesome!! Loved how he shared!!
Great stuff, it inspires me to keep planting in valrico. I can see I need mangos.
I wish you would come to Pennsylvania. I have a pretty cool urban food forest
one day I'll get there.
Really nice place 👍
Another really nice video. If it was my white sapote that was struggling (at 30:20) I would pull out and pot up and give it some tlc.
I relocated and it’s doing much better now! But I was thinking about that
Love seeing the Orlando videos as a native myself.
Who was the guy Apopka you mentioned you wanted to check out?
Luke at A Natural Farm located in Howey-In-The-Hills near Lake Apopka. He has a huge selection of fruit trees.
I hope the roots can go deep or everything is going to fall. Some areas have shallow rock barrier underground
Thanks for video. Got headaches after I watched it. Be nice if you use the gimbal. And not swinging between trees to fast. Enjoy the content. Thanks Sir.
Yes I agree, I had a gimbal with my phone I used to use and it was much better. I got a new camera but still look to get a Gimbal for it. I got one but it was hard to balance so I just ordered a new one.
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Looking at the side yard at the beginning of the video, is it better to plant the trees square in the rows, or checkerboard stagger them when starting?
Seems the offset would make more room on the diagonal so maybe a 14’ spacing would functionally be 20’.
I mix. But I like diagonal method
Hopefully he keeps the property. Too many people plant all those trees and then just end up selling the property a couple of years later. Then the first thing the new owners do is cut down all the trees.
I’m itching to make a video like this, except it would be long, my collection is 188 trees.
where are you located
I thought here in St. Pete was as far north as mamey would succeed .
You have to dig a big hole when you planti g these trees and amend with potting souil cow manure chicken manre and some kind of fertilizer those trees you showing they grow very fast so your soil need improving
No! This is wrong. Doing this will cause root rot. To anyone reading this, don’t do this unless you want your tree to get root rot and die or become stunted.
Good 😅
When does sugarloaf stop putting out growth and go dormant?
Future Fruit Tree Forest In Orlando Florida
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