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Subtropical Fruit Garden
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2018
The purpose of this channel is to provide updates on our backyard fruit garden located on the California Central Coast (USDA Zone 10a). Here you could find helpful tips on how to grow fruit in your backyard and learn from our experience.
Year 4 Tour of Subtropical Fruit Garden: 90+ fruit plants
Welcome to the 2022 tour of my Subtropical Fruit Garden!
Below is a list of 90+ fruit plants in the order of their appearance in this tour.
00:00 Introduction
00:13 Cherimoya: Honeyhart
00:37 Mulberry: Pakistan Cooke's Selection
00:58 Mandarin: Gold Nugget
01:08 Autumn Olive: Ruby (with graft: Amber)
01:41 Dragon Fruit: American Beauty & Grape: Einset Red Seedless
02:08 Aprium: Summer Delight
02:32 Loquat: Champagne (with grafts: Christmas, Sherry, Orange Dream)
03:25 Persimmon: Jiro (Fuyu)
04:21 Coffee: Arabica
04:29 Jaboticaba: Sabara
04:37 Bay Laurel
04:45 Star Fruit: Kari
04:51 Blueberry: Misty
05:02 Kumquat: Meiwa
05:15 Ice Cream Bean
06:40 Blackberry: Natchez Thornless
06:58 Star Fruit: Arkin
07:15 Babaco
07:25 Blueberry: Sunshine Blue
07:35 Apple: Anna (with graft: Dorsett Golden)
08:21 Dragon Fruit: American Beauty
08:30 Passion Fruit: Frederick
08:43 Longan: Kohala
09:05 Apple: Sundowner
09:31 Fig: Black Mission (with grafts: Socorro Black, Genovese Nero (AF), Marseilles Black VS, Falls Gold, Sierra, Martinenca Rimada, Bourjasotte Grise, Black Madeira, Panache Tiger, Desert King, Yellow Long Neck, Col de Dame Noir)
10:56 Aprium: Flavor Delight
11:17 Cherry of the Rio Grande (Eugenia involucrata)
11:32 Apricot: Unknown variety
12:01 Mango: Manila (seedling)
12:29 Mango: Lancetilla
12:58 Cherry: Royal Crimson
13:37 Grapefruit: Oro Blanco
13:49 Apricot: Flora Gold
14:10 Avocado: Reed
15:00 Avocado: Lamb Hass (with graft: Kona Sharwil)
16:03 Pear: Kieffer
16:18 Pear: Tennosui
16:52 Rabbit gardener
17:47 Pomegranate: Desertnyi
18:10 Dragon Fruit: Tricia, Halley’s Comet, American Beauty
18:19 Orange: Unknown variety (with grafts: Flame Grapefruit, Variegated Pink Eureka Lemon, Cara Cara Navel Orange)
20:09 Achacha (Garcinia humilis)
20:37 Persimmon: Coffee Cake
20:55 Mango: Manila (seedling)
21:06 Pitomba (Eugenia luschnathiana)
21:27 Mango: CAC (seedling) & Mango: Sweet Tart (seedling)
21:35 Surinam Cherry: Lolita (Eugenia uniflora)
21:44 Persimmon: Jiro (Fuyu)
22:20 Grape: Thompson Seedless
22:58 Fig: Black Mission
23:23 Strawberry Tree: Yellow (Muntingia calabura)
23:47 Avocado: Carmen Hass
24:09 Barbados Cherry
24:25 Apricot: Unknown variety
24:59 Grape: Glenora Black Seedless
25:55 Plum: Santa Rosa
26:20 Plum: Mariposa
26:50 Pluot: Flavor King & Plum: Burgundy
27:09 Pluot: Flavor Finale
27:17 Pluerry: Flavor Punch
27:38 Grumichama (Eugenia brasiliensis)
28:03 Apple: Dorsett Golden
28:44 Goumi: Carmine & Goumi: Sweet Scarlet
30:26 Lemon Guava
30:54 Peach: Red Baron
31:18 Apple: Goldrush (with other grafts: Hudsons Golden Gem, Hauer Pippin)
32:40 Apple: William's Pride (with other grafts: Goldrush, Sundowner, Snow Fameuse)
34:50 White Sapote: Lemon Gold
35:09 Pineapple Guava: Mammoth
35:26 Pineapple Guava: Coolidge
35:42 Passion Fruit: Frederick
35:48 Guava: Beaumont Red
36:27 Cherimoya: Pierce
36:41 Banana: Dwarf Green
36:51 Banana: Dwarf Namwah
37:16 Banana: Ice Cream
38:14 Pomegranate: Parfianka
38:25 Mulberry: Black Bush (with grafts: Shangri La, Pakistan, Persian)
39:36 Pomegranate: Angel Red (with grafts: Eversweet, Sirenevyi, Azadi, Rannii, Syunt, Sumbar, Sogdiana, Vina, Fleishmans, Agat, Sumbarskii)
43:09 Fig: White Genoa (with graft: Yellow Long Neck)
43:31 Avocado: Kona Sharwil
43:40 Loquat: Big Jim
44:00 Jujube: Honey Jar & Jujube: Shanxi Li
44:42 Conclusion
Below is a list of 90+ fruit plants in the order of their appearance in this tour.
00:00 Introduction
00:13 Cherimoya: Honeyhart
00:37 Mulberry: Pakistan Cooke's Selection
00:58 Mandarin: Gold Nugget
01:08 Autumn Olive: Ruby (with graft: Amber)
01:41 Dragon Fruit: American Beauty & Grape: Einset Red Seedless
02:08 Aprium: Summer Delight
02:32 Loquat: Champagne (with grafts: Christmas, Sherry, Orange Dream)
03:25 Persimmon: Jiro (Fuyu)
04:21 Coffee: Arabica
04:29 Jaboticaba: Sabara
04:37 Bay Laurel
04:45 Star Fruit: Kari
04:51 Blueberry: Misty
05:02 Kumquat: Meiwa
05:15 Ice Cream Bean
06:40 Blackberry: Natchez Thornless
06:58 Star Fruit: Arkin
07:15 Babaco
07:25 Blueberry: Sunshine Blue
07:35 Apple: Anna (with graft: Dorsett Golden)
08:21 Dragon Fruit: American Beauty
08:30 Passion Fruit: Frederick
08:43 Longan: Kohala
09:05 Apple: Sundowner
09:31 Fig: Black Mission (with grafts: Socorro Black, Genovese Nero (AF), Marseilles Black VS, Falls Gold, Sierra, Martinenca Rimada, Bourjasotte Grise, Black Madeira, Panache Tiger, Desert King, Yellow Long Neck, Col de Dame Noir)
10:56 Aprium: Flavor Delight
11:17 Cherry of the Rio Grande (Eugenia involucrata)
11:32 Apricot: Unknown variety
12:01 Mango: Manila (seedling)
12:29 Mango: Lancetilla
12:58 Cherry: Royal Crimson
13:37 Grapefruit: Oro Blanco
13:49 Apricot: Flora Gold
14:10 Avocado: Reed
15:00 Avocado: Lamb Hass (with graft: Kona Sharwil)
16:03 Pear: Kieffer
16:18 Pear: Tennosui
16:52 Rabbit gardener
17:47 Pomegranate: Desertnyi
18:10 Dragon Fruit: Tricia, Halley’s Comet, American Beauty
18:19 Orange: Unknown variety (with grafts: Flame Grapefruit, Variegated Pink Eureka Lemon, Cara Cara Navel Orange)
20:09 Achacha (Garcinia humilis)
20:37 Persimmon: Coffee Cake
20:55 Mango: Manila (seedling)
21:06 Pitomba (Eugenia luschnathiana)
21:27 Mango: CAC (seedling) & Mango: Sweet Tart (seedling)
21:35 Surinam Cherry: Lolita (Eugenia uniflora)
21:44 Persimmon: Jiro (Fuyu)
22:20 Grape: Thompson Seedless
22:58 Fig: Black Mission
23:23 Strawberry Tree: Yellow (Muntingia calabura)
23:47 Avocado: Carmen Hass
24:09 Barbados Cherry
24:25 Apricot: Unknown variety
24:59 Grape: Glenora Black Seedless
25:55 Plum: Santa Rosa
26:20 Plum: Mariposa
26:50 Pluot: Flavor King & Plum: Burgundy
27:09 Pluot: Flavor Finale
27:17 Pluerry: Flavor Punch
27:38 Grumichama (Eugenia brasiliensis)
28:03 Apple: Dorsett Golden
28:44 Goumi: Carmine & Goumi: Sweet Scarlet
30:26 Lemon Guava
30:54 Peach: Red Baron
31:18 Apple: Goldrush (with other grafts: Hudsons Golden Gem, Hauer Pippin)
32:40 Apple: William's Pride (with other grafts: Goldrush, Sundowner, Snow Fameuse)
34:50 White Sapote: Lemon Gold
35:09 Pineapple Guava: Mammoth
35:26 Pineapple Guava: Coolidge
35:42 Passion Fruit: Frederick
35:48 Guava: Beaumont Red
36:27 Cherimoya: Pierce
36:41 Banana: Dwarf Green
36:51 Banana: Dwarf Namwah
37:16 Banana: Ice Cream
38:14 Pomegranate: Parfianka
38:25 Mulberry: Black Bush (with grafts: Shangri La, Pakistan, Persian)
39:36 Pomegranate: Angel Red (with grafts: Eversweet, Sirenevyi, Azadi, Rannii, Syunt, Sumbar, Sogdiana, Vina, Fleishmans, Agat, Sumbarskii)
43:09 Fig: White Genoa (with graft: Yellow Long Neck)
43:31 Avocado: Kona Sharwil
43:40 Loquat: Big Jim
44:00 Jujube: Honey Jar & Jujube: Shanxi Li
44:42 Conclusion
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Harvesting and Tasting Subtropical Fruit in Winter
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2-Year Time Lapse of Avocado Trees Growing and Fruiting
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2-year update with time lapse and lessons learnt after planting Reed and Lamb Hass avocado trees in the backyard fruit garden.
Tour of Subtropical Fruit Garden (Year 2): 70+ fruit plants
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Welcome to the June 2020 tour of my Subtropical Fruit Garden! Below is a list of 70 fruit plants in the order of their appearance in this tour. Cherimoya: Honeyhart Mandarin: Gold Nugget Mountain Ash: Rabina Autumn Olive: Ruby Grape: Einset Red Seedless Aprium: Summer Delight Persimmon: Jiro (Fuyu) Loquat: Champagne (seedling?) Kumquat: Meiwa Blackberry: Natchez Thornless Star Fruit: Arkin Baba...
Unboxing and Planting Bare Root Trees: Pluots, Pluerry, Plum
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It's winter. Deciduous trees are dormant. This means it's a good time to plant bare root trees. In this video I unbox bare root trees from Bay Laurel nursery and plant 2 pluots, a pluerry, and a plum.
December Fruit and Fall Colors in Subtropical Garden
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Welcome to the Subtropical Fruit Garden in December. This is an update on all fruit trees in a young fruit forest: avocados, bananas, apricots, persimmons, and much more.
First Tour of Subtropical Fruit Garden: 60+ fruit plants
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Welcome to the spring 2019 tour of my Subtropical Fruit Garden! Below is a list of 60 fruit plants in the order of their appearance in this tour. Mountain Ash: Rabina Mandarin: Gold Nugget Persimmon: Izu Grape: Einset Red Seedless Persimmon: Jiro (Fuyu) Loquat: Champagne Tea: Camellia sinensis var. sinensis Kumquat: Meiwa Blackberry: Natchez Thornless Star Fruit: Arkin Babaco Blueberry: Sunshin...
Avocado trees growing in clay soil; Reed avocado tasting
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This is an update on my avocado hill 10 months after planting. The planting video is here: th-cam.com/video/YkKflT2rKNM/w-d-xo.html The avocado trees: Reed and Lamb Hass (with Kona Sharwil grafts) are doing great. Many different pollinators visit avocado flowers. We also did a taste test of our first Reed avocado vs. a store bought Hass avocado. Comfrey Bocking-14 is a good companion plant arou...
Avocado hill update and grafting a third avocado variety
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This is an update on my avocado hill one month after planting. The planting video is here: th-cam.com/video/YkKflT2rKNM/w-d-xo.html Both Reed and Lamb Hass avocados are thriving. In this video I also graft a third avocado variety, Kona Sharwil, to a rootstock sucker of my Lamb Hass avocado tree. Kona Sharwil is a type B avocado and should help with pollination for the other two avocados, which ...
Planting avocado trees in clay soil
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Planting Reed and Lamb Hass avocado trees in the backyard. Clay soil amendment. Bunny helper in the garden. Description of the avocado planting method followed: ucanr.edu/blogs/slomggarden/blogfiles/4257.pdf The above document is from the Avocado planting advice: ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/postdetail.cfm?postnum=2977
Could you please let me know what is the ingredients for the soils, because I don’t understand what you said. Thanks
@shannatran7586, Thank you for watching! I followed the recommendation from the link in the description of this video. The soil consists of equal parts of washed sand, pumice, and coir.
A elevated pile of good sandy earth. Plant the trees. A couple bags of compost on top of the pile. Water it in. Late nature run its course. Thats too much work. And how much did he spend on all those ingredients.
Hey hopeto see an update please. How are you?
@josemarquez8413, Thank you for the comment! I am OK. I couldn't find time for a video last year. I plan to create one this summer.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden thank you so much! If you have time could you do a short one on your apples?
Any update on the flavor punch Pluerry ?
@seantse8579, Thank you for watching! My flavor punch pluerry tree died unexpectedly last summer. It was on citation rootstock. Some say pluerry trees can die if they get too dry. I have no issues with plum, cherry, plout, apricot, aprium trees.
Ok
Nice video sir so very interest
How i can get scion from other countries. Thanks
What a great garden! I amazed with your grafting results. In which area do you live? Close to LA?
Thank you! We are close to Santa Barbara.
Is it time for another update/tour?
When is year 5 coming out?❤
When is year 5 coming out?
Just to let you know I am checking everyday🎉😀
Hey can't wait for your year 5 tour. Do you have other social media?
@Frutalesyhortalizasgenesis, Thank you for watching the tours! I hope to record the next one around the labor day.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden😦
Hey there did the apples do this year? King David, and hudson golden gem..etc?
YOUR 2023 TOUR is going to be amazing. I would love to see those apples and stone fruit even if it takes a couple weeks more to film
Great video! Waiting for this year's update!
Do you mind showing more of the avocado tree trunks in the next update. I’m curious how big the trunks have gotten compared to your Timelapse video
When Are you making this year garden tour? Cant wait!. 😀
Frutalesyhortalizasgenesis, Thank you for watching! I will try to do the next garden tour in June.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden will be waiting for it. I specially follow your apples progress year after year.
Just got a 7ft little cado I'm going to plant next to my palmer mango though I might have to move the mango another 2ft so they're spaced apart a little more. I have a 3ft long auger I use to drill down even further punching holes at the bottom and backfilling those holes with a native soil gritty cactus mix blend to help with the drainage. I also mount all my plantings with tropicals like avocado and mangos being in at least 1ft tall mounds. I'll find out if method works. It's worked so far with my jacaranda and tabebuia trees even after the long cold and rainy winter we just had.
segapena5033, Thank you for watching! Good luck with your new tree.
Just curious what climate zone are you in? Trying to grow sharwil myself
MinhNguyen07, Thank you for watching! I am in USDA Zone 10a.
What's the distance from each trees
The only timelapse video of an actual grafted avocado tree... All the other videos are seed trees which is useless. Thanks for posting!
Which varity avocado is that?
Two varieties: Lamb Hass and Reed.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden Thank you
Hope this is not asking too much... We need another update please. Thanks for sharing!!
Have you tried to grow lychee or any pouteria
Andrew Judson, Thank you for watching! No, I haven't tried to grow lychee or any pouteria.
Have you seen spice zee do well in your area?
José Márquez, yes, Spice Zee does well in the area. Like peach and nectarine trees, it is susceptible to peach leaf curl. So you will need to spray it with copper during wet winters.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden thank uou very much
We Plant GEM Avocado here in Indonesia. Please take a look. Would be great apreciate and thankyou
Do you have any types on pest control and fertilizing?
José Márquez, Thank you for watching! My only pest control is to trap gophers. I didn't fertilize fruit trees this year. I will fertilize in early spring.
This inspired me to put more reed and lamb Hass in the ground. Now I have 4 Reeds and 6 lamb Hass. Thanks for sharing
Alyssa’s Tropical Fruit Trees, Thank you! Those are very good avocado varieties.
I love your videos, thanks. I learn a lot from your experience and fruiting varieties. Thank you.
José Márquez, Thank you very much!
Thank you for sharing and inspiring us, thanks for the experiment you did on apples its one of the only videos on apples on low chill with follow up videos, congratulations.
José Márquez, Thank you!
nothing special. simple. cheap. practical
Great info. You need to speak up though. I have the volume up all the way and I can barely hear you. Thanks
I just bought a Reed tree from a nursery here in Indonesia after watching your video. Could you help me identify if the tree is an actual Reed tree? Here is the picture of the leaves i.ibb.co/Zm2M0qP/20220609-165202.jpg Thank you
Eddy Liu, Thank you for watching! The leaves of your tree look similar to leaves of a Reed avocado tree. Good luck with your avocado tree!
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden thank you
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden Thank you
Thank you for sharing your update. I am local to where you live, in Goleta, and was wondering where you are finding these varieties of the rarer fruit trees. I don't see any of these in our local nurseries, but know there are some good ones in LA. Love your little food forest and am always in awe of how many varieties of tress you have fit on your property.
Kevin Griego, Thank you very much! Tropical plants grown by La Verne nursery are often available in our local nurseries and big-box stores. Also, I found many tropical plants online: Top Tropicals, Fast Growing Trees, Four Winds Growers, Plant-O-Gram, Greenearth Co., Ebay, Amazon.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden Excellent, I will check those websites out. If you have any spare Ice Cream Bean seeds you'd be willing to part with, please let me know. I would love to add one of these to my collection. Thank you!
@@KLG805, No problem. I can drop an Ice Cream Bean pod in your mailbox (seeds lose viability within a few days).
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden Thank you, is it possible to email you so I don't have to put my address here, or I can meet you somewhere in Goleta/SB?
@@KLG805, I would not put any personal info in a public chat either. I just added my e-mail. You can find it in the About tab of my channel.
Great video as always buddy! Great Garden!
SamsGarden, Thank you very much!
I want to see this when the plants are fruiting. haha :) Thanks for posting the video, its really cool! Are all the plants mature? I really want something similar.
Agustin, Thank you very much! More than half of the plants are mature now.
hello loved the video but just wanted to ask is it common for a brown thing to grow on the plant
luna lunna, Thank you for watching! I didn't understand your question.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden I meant what if the leaves on the avocado plant are gone is it bad is there something I can do
@@lunalunna8570, In spring avocado trees drop all leaves, then new leaves grow. If the new leaves don't grow, the tree has an issue with its roots.
You need to sharpen that knife.😂😂😂
I love your bunny 🐰 that follows you around. Thank you so much for this video. I love the depth of information. I also have clay soil, and am planning to plant 2 avocado trees and will use this method definitely. I don’t want to plant them half heartedly then lose them 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Sharon Hoffer, Thank you for watching and for your nice comments! Good luck with your avocado trees!
can you provide a source for the sharwil scions?
ChrisChinners, Thank you for watching! I bought a Sharwil avocado tree on Ebay and took scions from it. Sometimes you can find sellers on "The Tropical Fruit Forum" who have Sharwil scions.
how often are you watering in clay?
ChrisChinners, Thank you for watching! I am watering avocado trees 2 times a week.
How many years later avocado tree gives fruit after planting seed ?
Joohoney Onehunnit, Thank you for watching! Avocado trees grown from seed could take 8-10 years to set fruit.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden thank you so much 😊
My question is, why do you like small fruit avocados? What are the advantages of avocado hass?
Iwan Huda, Thank you for watching! Mexican and Guatemalan avocado varieties (like Hass) have medium size fruit with high oil content. West Indian avocado varieties have large size fruit and high water content.
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden ok, because high oil content.
I followed the same paper you did and planted two trees on a mound 8 years ago. I created the mound out of decomposed granite (DG) which avocado trees love. The trees (Lamb Hass and Sir Prize) are about 15 ft tall now and are starting to grow very large. One tree is an A pollinator and the other is a B and initially the trees produced so much fruit that the trees couldn't hold on to them and dropped a lot of them. Then the next year they would not produce any fruit because I believe they got stressed from producing too much the year before. Now they are in this alternate bearing mode where one produces one year and the other produces next year. If I had to do it over again I think I would have planted two A trees or two B trees but not one of each.
MrEdwinHardesty, Thank you for watching! I am glad your trees are growing well! Avocado trees of most varieties have a tendency to adopt an alternate bearing cycle. Pre-bloom pruning of trees that are expected to set a heavy crop could reduce the number of fruits that set and break the alternate bearing cycle.
In which year did they start producing fruit for you?
@@Exotic_pet_company, they had fruit on them when I purchased them and supposedly they were 5 years old at the time.
@@MrEdwinhardesty awesome I’d love to find some that are already producing..!
Is this grafted plant ??
Life Music, Thank you for watching! Yes, my avocado trees are grafted.
@@SubtropicalFruitGardencan we harwest fruits in only 2 year of ages tree sir ??
@@LifeMaker, Yes grafted avocado trees could start producing in 2-3 years.
What baskets are those and why do you use them instead of planting directly?
Amba Sights, Thank you for watching! Those are gopher baskets. Gophers like to eat tree roots.
Hi, please do you sell some trees?
Amba Sights, Thank you for watching! I don't sell trees.
Just subscribed. Thanks
L Tesla, Thank you!
Your daughter was very cute
Nice video, subscribed your channel. I just uploaded my avocado tree growing video too :) th-cam.com/video/ojnT9OM58GA/w-d-xo.html