Wait, isn't pheonix supposed to be a desert? Awesome!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Yep! But not for this group of fruit growers who are adding a little moisture and cool temps. If a million people would do it, it wouldn't be.

@Rollwithit699

6 жыл бұрын

I live in Phoenix, and it's certainly a desert around me! I would LOVE to have a tropical garden!

@Latebloomershow

6 жыл бұрын

There is such a large group of food forest growers in Phoenix, and so many groups to join. Any of the people I have interviewed on this playlist would extend some help or advice. Thanks for watching, and sorry for late response. Had a bad injury Christmas eve and still recovering. Thanks!

@loycemarch8409

5 жыл бұрын

@@Rollwithit699 some areas get free flood waters there in AZ. Check out others that grow in Phoenix and Tempie. I watched Vegsn Gardener and his friends.

@Toomuchbullshitt

5 жыл бұрын

Las Vegas Nv is also starting to have more people growing moringa, sapote and mango trees. But this is very new and recent trend going on.

Down loading it now. I'll come back after I get to watch it. Okay, I watched it and it is unbelievable that he can grow all that much in the climate he is in. But, it shows that if given the conditions the plants need, they will thrive. Great video Kaye! OAG

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Charles!!

I like it, also that the parrots are not caged but attracted by the food supply for them

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Yes!!

I love it when he said, I want to feed my family!.....

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, Jay is a very humble man. Thanks for watching! Please share with a friend. Many thanks!

@librsuriah6984

7 жыл бұрын

You most welcome....

Amazing how he built the fruiting forest. This an is a genius. They have developed layers of peace. Unbelievable:) WOW!

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

I know, it's his thing and a lot of people want what he's got going there.

For real Kaye, these garden tours are your best idea yet. Your awesome. And thanks for the good content.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Juan, this is always was my real interest when I started. I hope to be able to do more and better ones next year. On Tuesday, I'm leaving for Sicily, and will be shooting lots there for vlogs but will be editing after I return. I don't want to spend my time there looking at my laptop for hours each day. :) Please share and help make this channel sustainable this year. Many thanks!!

living in arizona myself - all i can say is this must cut his summer utilities in half! awesome

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Are you gardening? I hope you have watched all my Phoenix videos, and I hope to get back there in May. (BTW, I just found this comment, along with 100 others that I never saw!)

Wow, who is this guy?? He's awesome!! So knowable and humble. Will definitely check out his channel. Thanks Kay!

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Right? He's amazing. There is a "tidal wave" of people looking into growing food and fruit in the Phoenix area. I'm actually going back on Friday to see three more gardens. Please stay tuned! Jay doesn't promote his channel, he's too busy, but he is responsive on his Facebook page if you have a question. Great guy. Thanks for watching!

this is so cool. this guy should write a book. this totally reminds me of a passage in the Bible that says God will turn the desert to a Paradise for His people.

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly. And there is such a movement in Phoenix, which you wouldn't think there would be. He's a big leader in that movement, as well as Greg Peterson. Did you watch my video with him? Also, I just got a glimpse (not sure where I saw it now) of some people planting trees in the desert and watering with treated sewage water, not good enough to put on vegetable crops but fine to grow trees.

Very impressive garden. And that he was able to turn his passion into a business is pretty great too.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

I know, right??

super cool guy, great garden, hes livin the dream. I love my food forest and seeing this only makes me want to consult even more. Missed you twice this year Kaye, i think next year will be big for the permaculture homestead.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

I'll try to plan to come next year! Hopefully by then, I will have the editing thing and shooting thing (all by myself) down better. :)

@PermacultureHomestead

8 жыл бұрын

i think you have been doing fine on your own, this is YT and i think the personal touch means something for every channel and personality.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I will never attempt to edit Late Bloomer, but the vlogs I am trying to improve my skills. :)

Do love the wildness and concepts of Jays gardening methods working and using what you have. My type of garden!!!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Yay, I know, right? I came home and wanted to put in fruit trees....but, where?

Wow, Jay is such a inspiration and still so "one of us" - as in humble ! really love this episode . Thanks a bunch Kaye !

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

You are welcome, Chandan!! Please share Jay's food forest with your friends and help me make Late Bloomer sustainable this year. Many thanks!

@ChandanMaddanna

8 жыл бұрын

Yep, Definitely !

This video and garden tour is so inspirational!

Yes! I love it!

Love Jay's garden and his compost mixes are the best! I was lucky enough to be on the fruit tree tour that Jacq was talking about. Amazing to see the gardens that people have established here in the hot desert.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! Yes, and such a good thing. I assume you are growing fruit trees also? Thanks for watching and commenting!!

Great ideas!

Beautiful food forest!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Cindy, for watching! Please share. Many thanks!

Love the tour of the garden. That is one impressive garden and the fruit looks delicious! Thanks for sharing, Kaye.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! Thanks for your support! Please share and help make Late Bloomer sustainable this year. Many thanks! Jake the Vegan Athlete is next!

Thank you for this food forest tour Kaye. You have a great way to explain everything Jay I really enjoyed it. I live in Australia on the mid-north east coast and I am trying to get a food forest up and running on 1/4 of an acre I got some great ideas from you Jay so thank you. Pat

I love these garden tours Kaye!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Bob!

So much cool stuff in one video! I have been designing an espeliar fence very similar to that! I loved seeing that is action!

Thank you Kaye for this video with Jay, I started a similar project three years ago and it's doing well. all of my fruit trees are fruiting and I am continuing to expand. I am on a half acre lot.

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Are you in AZ? That's awesome!! Wish I had some more space, but I live in L.A. and land is a fortune. Would love to check out your place if you are in Phoenix next visit. Hope you find other videos of interest. I've done several other vlogs in Phoenix gardens.

WOW, what an unbelievable garden for AZ. Thanks for the great tour.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! Jake the Vegan Athlete coming up next! Thanks for sticking with me!

Inspiring garden or food forest! Really like term since that is what it is. Thanks for another great video Kaye!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sher for all your support!!

Just wow, what a food forest , the knowledge , the passion and way of life. Thoroughly enjoyed this vlog, will be watching it again atleast 2 more times.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Is the video starting with the opening title? It's loading for me and starting 10 seconds in missing the title and my introduction of Jay. GRRR

@mumbaibalconygardenerhobbies

8 жыл бұрын

***** Yes it has the title and introduction lol!!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Okay, maybe it's my computer....? Are you watching in HD 1080?

@mumbaibalconygardenerhobbies

8 жыл бұрын

***** Too much buffering at 1080 P on desktop. Plays fine on lower setting. Played fine over TV .

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Another amazing video! Thank you so much for your hard work on braving the heat to visit our desert food forests!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, it was amazing and I look forward to coming back. Lorilee and her husband were here on Saturday and saw my garden, and she insists I come back when it's cooler. :)

So much good information Kaye!! Fantastic episode!! LOVE!!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Oh, I'm glad you liked it! I get worried about 20 minute videos, but Jay (and Jake coming up next) have so much great information! Hope you are managing and that your daughter is some better.

all i have to say is..... WOW. this is quite amazing

@Latebloomershow

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I was amazed when there.

Fresh food equals yummy!!

awesome

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

That man is a big walking brain! I would love to find someone like him in Pomona! I love that you find such great people and their great gardens!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Oh, thank you! I've got two more coming from Phoenix, then it's back to SoCal for a bit. :)

Hey Kaye, You really hit the garden jackpot in Phoenix! Love that group down there;)

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Len! Two more to come this week, then it's back to home turf in SoCal. But, I'll be going back when it's cool! There are more amazing people to meet. Thanks for your support!

Thanks for doing all these videos in Phoenix, their climate is like mine. I’m going to get some big trees planted and work down to the smaller ones. I especially want to do my dreadful front yard which I hate. Just hoping my HOA can be convinced. Lots of thinking and planning. You do it to me every time Kaye! Love your videos! You’re the bomb shizzle!

@Latebloomershow

6 жыл бұрын

Thx luv. Start with your upper canopy. Plant weeping acacia asap, as big as you can afford to put in.

Love it, love it, love it!!!!!!!!

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

This will be you someday, Jose!! :)

I think this video may have opened up my options for warm places to live. I ultimately would like this, but with a large apartment building and large surrounding gardens.

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, that does sound great! With this idea catching on more in the valley, it could help with the extreme heat. Thanks for watching!!

Good to hear about the trees categories based on their capacity to handle pioneering conditions. From my experience Mangoes were very resistant but my spot is not such a dry place. Very informative video.

@Latebloomershow

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I learned so much from Jay, and have passed it on. I would LOVE to have an avocado tree, but that is not in the cards for me on this lot. Someday, somewhere maybe, and a mango! You certainly don't have to have a dry place to grow them, though.

So beautiful I had to see this video again!!!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

The next one is too, Jose! Stay tuned!!

@JoseGrows

8 жыл бұрын

+Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show Hey Kaye I have question, last time I commented on your video you said that if I could send you a video of my container garden??? Would you like that video??

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

I'm thinking of doing a teenager video now because I have a few young persons watching. Post the video on your channel and then send me the link. I'll probably have you make something special for me, but it may be a few weeks. I'm going to Italy in August and I have to finish a bunch of Vlogs before then.

Wow!!! Wish he could come to my SC home and show me how to get my fruit forest!!! That's my dream yard!!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, I seriously want to do more of what he's going but I have so little space. Thanks for watching!

Here in the wet tropics (almost on the equator) we plant dog fennel and/or a specie of geranium that repel mosquitoes pretty effectively.

@thegratefulgardner8722

6 жыл бұрын

Norizan Mohamed Said- Hi thanks for your comment, what type of geranium are you planting to repel the mosquitos? What zone are you in?

The opening is normal with me Kaye.Thats an interesting Tropical Food Forest. It must be hot in Phoenix right now. Great video

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Oh good! I think it was my computer. Yes, very hot, but no hotter than when I was there, haha. Thanks so much, Patrick! More coming from Phoenix tomorrow!

Jay Barringer is the man! Saw him help the VeganAthlete with some of his fruit trees. Would love to do what's he's doing, especially the edible landscaping. Smart guy! Great video Kaye! Thank you for sharing :)

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Jake the Vegan Athlete is next, Carlos! Stay tuned!! Thanks for watching! Please share with a friend and help make Late Bloomer sustainable this year. Many thanks!

Great video, Kaye! Impressive to see a place so green in Arizona!(Josh)

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Josh!! I always appreciate your support!!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

And I do finally remember this is you, haha.

@Josh_Green44

8 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Finally!

Everything said is so true! Why I started my garden. Love the tours, come visit mine in East TN if you're ever close! Thanks for the video. :)

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Zac, I was just there!! I put out a call on an episode that I was coming. What city/town? I'll be back in TN in Sept. but your garden will probably be done. You're welcome and thank you! Please share and help me double my subscribers this year. Many thanks!

@zac.6960

8 жыл бұрын

Aww!! I'm sad I missed you. I was in school so wasn't on KZread much unfortunately. I also had a late garden but is doing great! I also started corn which will be done around September! I'm located in a little town called Strawberry Plains. It's very close to sevierville, a lot of people come up here for Gatlinburg and cabins. Lucky for me haha! I let all my Gardener friends know about your channel and to my surprise they already knew about you! Keep up the good work!! I love fall and never stop growing so I'll stay updated!

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

I know the Smoky Mountain National Park well. Got married in Cade's Cove. Well, let's stay in touch. I might get up your way. Thanks SOOO much for the recommendations!!

Good One..

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

THX MrMac!!

@MrMac5150

8 жыл бұрын

***** How are you beating the heat..

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

When I was in Phoenix, we had to duck into air-conditioning in the afternoons. I'm in CA now and not too bad, but wildfires are putting ash in the air.

@MrMac5150

8 жыл бұрын

***** I am east of you waiting for the on shore breeze to come more inland.

Thank you very much for sharing this. I reckon if it can be done in Phonix, it can be done in Las Vegas.

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! I would assume you are right. Thanks for watching! Please share. Happy Holidays!

@mikeramos5709

6 жыл бұрын

Definanetly. I have several mango (Carrie and Glenn variety) and banana trees (blue java) that survived two winters here in Vegas.

Excellent learning experience for starting a fruit forest. I will in SF next month to view couple of properties and a residential lot. I will certainly consult him for fruit and medicinal trees, for veggie garden I think I can work with....... Let me think who can I consult! Really enjoyed this video, short but very well put together, he has wealth of knowledge.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Oh, thanks so much! I worried about it being too long, I'm glad you found it helpful. Good luck with your new venture!!

@VOTE4TAJ

8 жыл бұрын

+Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show I watch John Kohler's hour long videos and never get bored as long as they are informative and some knowledge can be obtained.

Do willows shade their own trunks?

Wow. I need Jay in Belize. The only thing I seem to be able to grow is coconuts and jungle weed. Water is a problem there though.

As governor of Arizona, I will abolish all taxes for those who reforest most of the property they own. What a fast way to make our state more habitable.

How much does the food forest lower the temperature? Is it 10, 20, 30 degrees lower? I've been watching a lot of reforestation projects to re-green deserts, and if this food garden were done on a massive scale, it could drastically reduce temperatures, bring back a more varied wildlife and help minimize flash floods when it rains because the vegetation would have created a healthy soil to absorb a lot of it.

May I also invite him to my little garden when he comes to LA? I've got a Pomelo tree that's has taken over the whole garden so tier 1 is done. Now I need to learn how to plant tier 2 and on. He might find this Pomelo of interest. So sweet, no hint of sour. Yellow skin. Unfortunately, variety unknown. Kaye, you're invited as well.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Hahaha, he is so busy, I doubt he'll be able to come to LA. Where are you located again? I know you've told me, but I just can't keep all this stuff in my head. :)

@hgw90026

8 жыл бұрын

I'm in Echo Park. You're welcome anytime. While I still have Pomelo on the tree, it's not in season so it's not as sweet as it could be but it's still edible. Best time is late winter/early spring.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

If I'm ever over that way, I'll have to look you up. It probably won't be for awhile. Right now, I'm gearing up for Italy. :)

@hgw90026

8 жыл бұрын

Have a great time in Italy. Looking forward to your next adventure.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Harold! I'll be sharing it!

I noticed u planted a lot of trees right next to your house. R u sure they won't hit any lines? Can I do that?

Wherever u have a shady compost or rotting leaf smell around... Put a jar of compost water with Mosquito Bits in it... Bacterial control, same as Mosquito Dunks, but cheaper by the jug full. They lay eggs that all die.

I might have a dumb question, but don't the smaller fruit trees need more sunlight? Most of the smaller trees seem to be under the canopy of the larger trees.

@Latebloomershow

8 жыл бұрын

It's not dumb at all and I should have asked him that question on camera. If you are on Facebook, go to facebook.com/ediblefoodscaping/ and pose the question to Jay. Since there is SO much sun there, I'm assuming they would get burned alive if they didn't have the canopy but for where I am, my front yard doesn't get enough sun. Thanks for watching!!

@mmmygc

7 жыл бұрын

I think some of the trees are understory trees that prefer dappled sunlight when found in nature - many subtropical fruit trees are like that.

What city and zone are you in?

@Latebloomershow

5 жыл бұрын

Loyce, if you mean me, I'm in Los Angeles in zone 11a, and Jay is in Phoenix. Not sure what that zone is, except HOT! I almost died making that handful of first Phoenix videos. Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation!

@loycemarch8409

5 жыл бұрын

@@Latebloomershow I am Riverside Co zone 10b

Everything is sharing out in nature? I thought plant's roots were always competing and choking each other?

guavas grow very tall. you would need a natural source of water in case of a social breakdown, prepper scenario

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

I wonder what his thoughts are on that. Phoenix is exploding with growth and bottle water companies are planning to suck it dry. I don't know what will happen...

@2coryman

7 жыл бұрын

That is the "ultimate" challenge that these guys need to take serious. As of now they show their great talents but when push comes to shove we will need the easy flow of water. Maybe the city will allow a deep well. It was a very constructive documentary of what is being done thus far among the regular people, Thanks

@Latebloomershow

7 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! I am going back this weekend to see more gardens, and I will be sure to address this question. Stay tuned! Thank you!

@Thats_Unfortunate

6 жыл бұрын

There is currently no plan for what to do after lake mead dries up (which it will eventually)

Do you worry about snakes in AZ? I’m sure you do but how does that not impact your gardening. Lol I know it would for me 🤦🏽‍♀️😝😭😭

How much water is used when it's 120 degrees in the summer? What happens when lake mead runs out of water? When I see AZ food forests I just think "holy cow; not sustainable"...

@Latebloomershow

6 жыл бұрын

That was my feeling when I was there, but, the prevailing thinking seems to be every food forest cools down the temperature.