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@salinawhite7669

3 жыл бұрын

Arizona State USA America country hot tropical SO CAN grow ANY kinds LOVE gardening BUT scared of worms and bugs lol555

Mango and avocado are the most delicious things on the planet.

@stantc77

2 жыл бұрын

Try jack fruit ...

@buyerofsorts

Жыл бұрын

@@stantc77 Try marang

I Spring prayed God for some passion in my life since I didn't want to look for a job and have an ordinary life, immediately I felt this passion to grow my own food and started to plant every single seed I got from my kitchen. Right now I have 5 little mango plants in pots, they are about 10 cm tall, also got lemon, mandarin, avocado, pine apple, beans, lentils and medicinal plants going on. I know now this is what i want to do the rest of my life. I wake up every days straight to see how they are progressing. right now I am learning about grafting the planet. There is only one little problem. I live in Canada and I do not know why is going to happen with my little projects, I also live in an apartment and have not yard. I am very happy to see your videos and see that all my dreams are possible, even here if I really dedicate my life to that. There is one career for smart people today...LEARN ABOUT HOW TO PRODUCE YOUR OWN FOOD AND YOU MIGHT SURVIVE IN THE COMING CRISIS. THE ELITE WILL MAKE THIS PRACTICES ILEGAL VERY SOON. LEARN HOW TO PURIFY THE WATER BEFORE IS TOO LATE.

@karimduqmaq5002

5 жыл бұрын

good job.

Omg! That yard full off life reminds me of our yard in El Salvador! My father grew mango, almonds, cashew fruit ( marañon), lemon, limes and so many more. I miss that so much, thanks for sharing this beautiful trees!

@maryelli4633

6 жыл бұрын

C Alvarado 00

And I'm crying 😭 that was a beautiful story for a beautiful mango tree💛

That's a beautiful yard. She is doing a great job by planting these beautiful tree. Love the Orange trees. Mango trees in India are huge. At 80 feet high and spreading over a 100 feet in diameter they can tower over anything

Nothing less than amazing!

As a resident of Canada I must chuckle when you refer to the "cold winter winds" in Phoenix.

@arefallout

4 жыл бұрын

Id imagine its about the same when they say a 100 degree heat wave.

Impressive! moved to Phoenix/Tempe from Hawaii and missed fresh mangos now I can grow my own!

wow..beautiful. .amazing. .I wish I live in that house..I would spend my entire day doing activities outside around the house and enjoy fresh air.

Hi guys, my name is Chanh. I just started gardening for the first time in my life April 2018😂. Just recently but it’s becoming a passion already! Gardening has been a therapeutic hobby just as Jake mentioned of the mango lady. My goal is to have a collection of different variety of tropical fruit 🌴. Wanted to say thank you for all the helpful videos.

Wow. ..just wow

Beautiful! God is so awesome in how he gives us diversity! I would like to see these trees with fruit on them!

did I just saw an Orange tree hedge? woah! I'm so impressed!

Some of the healthiest trees I've ever seen. Would love you to come back when it's full of fruit!

@RawRx4U

8 жыл бұрын

def..I would love to see all these trees loaded with fruits.

This woman has a fabulous green thumb. Her yard must be at least 30 degrees cooler in the summer. Bravo! Does she sell the mangos and avocados?

Beautiful paradise

❤❤❤❤❤ I wish that was my yard

I live in Tucson and am so happy to see this yard I would love to create something as beauatiful Thank you so much for sharing. It is about how much love you show your plants will give you such awesome results

Wow, that house has beautiful landscaping. I'm currently working on a fruit wall on one side of my house. This gave me inspiration.

Great find guys .....love it. This made me homesick seeing all them mango trees and avocados. I grew up in the tropics and surrounded with mango trees and every tropical fruit, plants, flowers and plants. Thank you for sharing this video...yay! :)

Wow, orange tree hedge?!?

@agriperma

8 жыл бұрын

+Tj Zynda I actually had to replay that, and show a couple friends, I was very impressed by that.

@tinaleonie5811

5 жыл бұрын

Ikr I'm blown away

@fortmyersfruitforest5214

5 жыл бұрын

Artful Watcher3 its lit bro

@EddoPanamenyo

3 жыл бұрын

Fr!!!! I'd like to do that, did you find some information on how to do that?

One of the most information packed videos I've seen. I am inspired! Great job, and awesome story behind the planting of the first seed. An allegory for life and it's deeper insights and treasures just waiting to be uncovered.

Come to Mauritius, you will see lots of mango trees of DIFFERENT VARIETIES and TASTE !!

her yard is amazing

Squaw Peak and Sunnyslope neighborhoods are the warmer in the winter than most neighborhoods here in the Phoenix metro area

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

Over and over people say you cannot grow a tree from seed, and if you do it will not produce good fruit. Hmmmm..... I love it when people do things that "can't" be done. All of this wonderful fruit being grown in Phoenix is very encouraging. I live in Texas, in an area considered to be sub tropics. I keep being told I cannot grow these things. Perhaps I should try. Although, it does get a bit colder here in winter get down to 17 on a rare occasion, but not often. I know after your last two videos I watched I am buying a fig tree and a jujube tree. Cannot wait!! I hope they produce fruit soon. :) Thank you for the videos.

@noraluzjaramillo40

7 жыл бұрын

YOU ARE RIGHT, SOME TREES SOMETIMES NEED TO BE GRAFTED LATER.... SO WHAT? STILL CAN DO IT!

@coolmantoole

7 жыл бұрын

Of course you can plant fruit from seeds. However, the quality of what you get will vary, and you will have to wait longer for it. If I had all the space in the world and time to maintain it, I would plant all kinds of fruit seeds in the effort to develop fun new varieties. But given my limited space and time, I don't want to invest those to highly limited commodities for a fruit tree that I have to wait ten years for to find out if its any good when I can plant one that is known to produce fruit of predictable quality in four years. God bless.

@tq5788

7 жыл бұрын

notboundtosilence Whenever we have a nice tasting fruit, me and my family would always save the seeds. It has become a habit - even fruits and vegetables we thought cant grow in our region. We have 50 mango trees and and other 15-20 fruit trees all grown from seeds. It takes a lot of patience waiting to mature enough to fruit. We are still saving seeds but we remind ourselves and opted planting a grafted ones, time and quality wise.

@roserawson9241

5 жыл бұрын

I lived in Texas near Houston for 69 years. My dad planted some grapefruit seeds and grew a huge tree. It was so loaded with fruit he'd have to prop up the limbs to keep them from breaking. But, alas, it was frozen a few years later and never recovered. And they were the original pink (red) grapefruit - delicious.

@roserawson9241

5 жыл бұрын

We had lemon, grapefruit, tangerine, pear and fig trees where I grew up I Texas (near Houston). We had lots of fruit for 8 kids.

another great example of home gardening 🤗 I just added two baby blubbery shrubs this past weekend, I was so happy. in 4 years they will give enough fruit that i can eat by the handfuls.

I just HAD to watch this video again. great tips. thank you for sharing.

impressive! I love to plant tropical trees since i came from Philippines but this gave me hope!

I loved this video!! In the jungles of Colombia where I grew up my grandfather had acres of mangos one of each kind, this video brought memories. Thank you both for what you do!! thanks to you both I started growing successfully. 👍

@VeganAthlete

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shirly!

Amazing. I lover her trees. But what about those roses? Please show us her rose garden. That lady has amazing hands. Thank you so much for this video.

Wow, incredible, totally envious!

i love mangoes

Reminds me of Mexico! So lovely!

Wow! Why go to the Philippines, when I could go to Phoenix, AZ. and be surrounded by Mangos!!

That's so awesome.

13:32 a true Lannister.

Wow I am literally so impressed this is amazing

The trees are so happy !! Thanks for showing us !

If i went running in Arizona I'd have a HEAT stroke within One BLOCK !! lol

Beautiful

love love love this video! thanks for sharing this woman's beautiful story and garden!

Wow

Thank you for sharing😀

“bringing me to tears” 😮

Awesome !

I want a mango tree💕

Thank you so much for sharing the visit, what a beautiful place! I believe we are going to see more Garden like this one in the valley in the near future!

he can feel it ! oooh freely👌

Incredible! Thanks for the video!

wow

I love your channel. I met this channel thru Hanna and her husband.I fell inlove with your videos. I love this channel.

Nice and Lovely ..

A very lucky lady.

Such a beautiful serene property. I hope my mango trees grow as beautifully.

how unique her orange trees make the fence. so impressed!!

wow! lost for words

absolutely amazing yard. That 40 foot avocado... Breath taking

I am speechless!!!amazing!

You both are awesome!! Thanks for all the tips !! 👍🏻 keep making more videos

Wow. Super inspiring, guys. Thank you!

This is one of the most incredible things I have ever seen. What a magical yard! So inspirational! We are in Tempe!

beautiful video , jake you are nature love like me

cool garden

If you like mango come to puerto rico, here 1 of every 4 trees are mango tree... lol

@MJ883HD

7 жыл бұрын

Tom jones soil in Puerto Rican is very fertile and it's a tropical climate just like Hawaii but without the volcanoes

@edwardpeguero1588

6 жыл бұрын

Javier Negron Lopez the mangoes in Dominican republic are #1 the best

@wasserruebenvergilbungsvirus

4 жыл бұрын

I'd love to see a mango tree, but I'm from Germany, so...

What a neat video! I always heard how it was nearly impossible to grow avocados from seed. What gorgeous trees. Great presentation from you both, thank you!!!

Awesome video ! Simply amazing trees !

THIS IS AMAZING!

Awesome Mango trees:-)

Excellent

What an awesome video. Thank you for sharing.

that mango tree is lifting the wall.

@nickyhotwheeler

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao... no... not compromised at all... only lifted 1/2 inch

@kimecosx

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah give it a few more years till the extreme denial sets in 😂

unreal! awesome!

this is wonderful i am so grateful that i came across your page

inspiring is all I can say!

All these trees grow beautifully in Israel too. I just love all these fruit. Good luck.

Great videos. Very inspirational

amazing

just super amazing !!!!!wuuuuaoooo!!!!! thanks for sharing this amazing house >

I love your videos! Thank you for sharing!

What a great video. Totally inspiring.

😍 I'm in love... This brings me so much joy!! I wish I can do this in my yard (South Carolina zone 8).

great vid thanks for the info

very nice vid. thanks.

I'm inspired to make a forest of mango and avocado trees in my yard :D

@lukehall7112

8 жыл бұрын

+pj snedeker I wish I could haha :) But i live in the wetlands

@humbertoaguilar4581

8 жыл бұрын

so ☺😊😀😁😁😂😃😄😅😆😇😈😉😉😯😯😐😑😕😠😬😡😢😴😮😣😤

seeing people that cares about nature, plants trees, fruits, life , and happines reminds me the books oh huitzi,Chac and the Vuh, where states how that old america civilizations lived green and in order with the elements inlcuding the mind of a good man servin mother earth by spreading her goods....plants grow mostly everywhere....

I love this video! So inspiring!

Wow amazing !!!!!! Am in San Fernando valley and never had luck going mango or avocado but going back at it!!!! Inspired

Loving this video and the stories

I would like to meet this great lady, and this amazing garden.... love it, can i have a mango?

I love tree's congratulation. wonderful job!

So impressive!

amazing!!! I love mangoes!!

At the mother tree, along the wall I definately see daylight thru the brinks, kind sirs! When Jake is squatting, see.

@mikewiskirchen8530

6 жыл бұрын

Shanan Torres Yes, that wall is lifting for sure

Beautiful! Amazing! I don't see a lot of mango trees this size in LA!! :-)

this video is wonerful, rich just love it!!:)

There was a comment about how close you can plant trees together, that you can plant closer together than recommended. Here I will comment that climate is an important consideration here. In a desert climate where its important to create localized humidity, it makes sense to plant trees close together. In a humid climate such as we experience here in Georgia, air flow so that plants dry from morning dew quickly is essential for many fruiting species to avoid diseases and rots from attacking fruit. However here in Georgia as in Arizona when you are trying to grow a tree more appropriate for a warmer climate, it's important to try and hug a wall. I'm digging what you keep preaching abut micro climate. God bless.

@jackburke7061

6 жыл бұрын

Marcus Toole Shamus should've qualified his statement about planting trees close together and not having issues. In hot, steamy Florida that won't fly unless you want to deal with anthracnose or worse, wind driven powdery mildew that will wipe out your pretty flowers. Some mango cultivars tend to become dense inside the canopy which makes air circulation vital. You can improve this by careful pruning. Now please do a video on how to ward off birds and squirrels.

Enjoyed,..TY.