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my guava is in container it was outside but we get really cold in boston so i brought it in and now the leaves are falling and turnin yellow and dryin up .... = (

beautiful citrus trees! i'm going to try here in FL. pray for me 🤣

For people in California, EB Stone is fantastic, but for the rest of us, we need to use what we can get and add perlite, sand, pine bark earthworm castings, compost, etc. I looked high and low for EB stone and can't find it to purchase anywhere online or in store. Pitty, Im sure they would sell the heck out of it!

Actually, skin has more benefits than juice. Thick skin is excellent for baking ! Also ,u can freese the lemon,blend it with the skin(!),dilute with water and here we go,Lemonade🎉

Hi my wife love your lavender plants, she would like to know if you are still giving them away?

Kia Ora & Good Evening from NZ ...thank you for the tip prune early spring each year to control the vine!

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I gather Angel Red is soft seeded, and sweet with just a touch of tart. Does that sound right? Thinking I might have to get me one of them. I disagree about how big pomegranates get, though; I bet you could keep it down to medium bush size with regular pruning. Someone near me keeps his as a round mid-sized bush.

I hope you and your family are doing okay 🙏🏾

Hi, I bought a Mexican lime tree that was about 5 yrs old and transferred it into a half of a whiskey barrel and I put plenty of drainage holes in the bottom. It was flowering when I bought it and. It dropped all the flowers and never produced fruit but it looks very healthy and full of foliage. I live in Mesa, Arizona. Do you know what I can do to make it produce fruit or should I expect it to flower again this fall or winter? I don’t know what the fruiting cycle is like for this tree.

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beautiful courtyard garden!

I own two key lime plants where one of them is thornless. Both grew in a soft pot, and did well. However, I transplanted the thornless key lime into the composted red-clay soil, and it took off like crazy growing to height of 9 feet with a width of 6 feet. I'm able to harvest around 4-5 dozen key limes every month and a half. I find that if I keep harvesting the key limes, then the plant is stimulated to grow more and more. It is constantly flowering. I didn't realize how much this tree loves being in the ground. I live in middle Georgia, Zone 8b.

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The reason that soil is dry is because most people use potting soil which consists of things that is not supposed to be underground where the roots are. Those things in potting soil should be above the soil. The proper soil to be used should be sand. The roots won't be deficient of nutrients because the roots create there own micro rhizome. As long as you have good mulch on top like leaves and maybe broken up seeds. Or compost above the soil. That will be food for the microbial life that lives in the soil. The roots cannot uptake any of the potting soil material. It first have to be broken down by micro biology. So if you use sand. You will never have this problem in containers and you can never over water your plants because there will be no decaying matter in your soil that can rot the roots. I'm not talking about construction sand but rather if you look in your yard. That sand under your grass. That soil is the best. Potting soil has bark and many other things in that when it becomes dry then it repels water. Also potting soil has things in it that when over watered it clumps up and smothers your roots so then it cannot breathe and that's why the roots rot when over watered. So sand soil is amazing and the natural way. If you want to introduce microbial life in the soil then you use a weed tea or maybe a cup of compost and just mix it I the sand. But that's all you need. No need for buying expensive potting soils that just does more harm to your plants. It's a money making gimmick. I've got many trees growing in containers and every tree I plant I use sand. Everything I grow from seed grows huge in like 3 to 4 years. Many of my seedlings is already flowering in containers which people will say is impossible for a seedling in containers in only about 3 years. My seedlings are not fruiting yet but flowering. They are bushy and lush. And different varieties all with the same sand soil. It's amazing and exactly the same as putting your trees in the ground. ❤ Just thought I'd share this🙂

pomegranate is very fragile, don't let it drop. Unless you eat it right away, it will bruise inside.

Let me try it in Zone5 in pots wintering in heated garage ; winter will be survival time at 10C with grow light. I once tried "Ruby Supreme but it died after two years.

I bought one at the flea market, and it looks like that one that you said is grown for the nopal, not the tuna, which I really want the Tuna but now I don't know if it'll ever fruit 😢

Hello can you tell me the name of that tree behind you ?

How many dirt lockers was used for this project? Just curious thanks

where did you buy your bay laurel plant?

omg your dog looks so relaxed, he's enjoying the garden the most. Beautiful thank you for sharing.

Grow up

both boys

how does the soil did not went down along with water? what did you do

Do you harvest it for use

I just started my artichokes to plant in Spring, yours are gorgeous!!! ❤❤❤

Once that food runs out you should make your own, maybe try azure market and buy organic grains and mix yourself.. So you don't have pesticides in the chicken feed or synthetic vitamins.. (toxic)

That was nice size of fruit you have for nectarines that grow in containers. i don't know if I missed anything, but your video would be more informative had you mentioned what varieties of nectarines you grow. How many varieties, white or yellow flesh? How sweet are they comparing to the ones in the market? How many gallon pots? How long you grow from start to the first fruit bearing? What colors of the flower, pink, white or red? How long do they bear fruits, fertilizing, etc ? .... many things you can give out instead of just picking the fruits from start to the end... I was looking to comparing the nectarines/ peaches varieties to choose what to buy ( I already have 3 ready to plant in the ground 2 are donut peaches and one is red baron. I'm planning to buy snow queen nectarine and artic star, indian free peaches.) Best wishes.

Dumb question but gotta ask. Are you done with TH-cam?

Where to buy these I'm in south Africa

I have a white guava in a 5 gallon container. It’s bottom watered. It’s in a small patio so I can’t let it get too big. No flowers after a year. Not sure how to help it more

I love strawberry guava. I have a white guava but no flowers :(

I planted a seed last year and I have a few feet of growth but no flowers. I’m in 10b so it won’t get super cold but won’t be hot during the winter. Do I leave it now that we are getting to winter or should I prune it ? Last winter it lost its leaves

Hello what kind of thing are you adding along with the worm casting please?

I have one at home. I've had it for at least 2 years. It's not as big as yours, could be because I don't keep it in a pot as large as your pot. See, I live in NYC, and I keep it on my window. It does get a lot of sun and I use fertilizer, but still not that big. It has gotten long [maybe about two feet long], but it doesn't branch out much. It's basically a long stick. I don't harvest the leaves.

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Love your lemons! So big and beautiful wish I could squeeze them with my warm soft hands… yum!

is that the dirt locker system?

Looks delicious...😊

Wow sister so strong of you carry the plant with the soil. Happy gardening.

I am one of those who love growing pomegranates and I have a good number of pomegranates and the rest of the American and black wonder beans. I hope to obtain them even if they are seeds.

Thank you for the film very educational, very cool. I have also a Meyer Lemon tree but have not yet a ripe Lemon, despite that on the tree are a lot of unripe lemons. I succeeded to propagate my Meyer Lemon tree, 3 times till now, trying for a fourth time. Let’s see how it works out. Thank you again for the information provided in your film, God bless and keep you.❤❤❤

Very nice ❤❤video sharing

Very nice video sharing. Please update your garden video Lattest. ❤

Save your money and use organics in nature.

I have 3 that was growing very well until the Caterpillars found them -- they ate all the leaves off one so far and it died to the ground -- all were over 8 feet tall -- is their anything that will keep them away from the plants??? Maybe Mem Oil?? Your Vines look Great.. :)

No such thing as a key lime or mexican keyime..there west indian limes ..west Indies indians blacks negros🪶🤟🏿💚

Nice 🍑

Thank you for this video!!! I harvest a whole bowl and yes, they are amazing, (flavor)