@@gardengainzz9191 for sure south Florida weather would be great for a lot of our trees but the summer heat and humidity is insane. Anyhow I'm already for spring lol.
Nice collection there and your trees look good for this time of year. Where in the bay area are you? I'm on the peninsula and have some of the same plants. I'm curious how you get the black sapote to look so good, do you protect your trees at all?
@@gardengainzz9191 I'd say my most "rare" that I got here in burlingame are mango, jaboticaba, muntingia cal., white sapote, banana, cherimoya, paw paw, longan, acerola, cherry if the Rio Grande and avocado. Most have not produced yet, as I'm only on year 2. Your trees look better than mine but I don't protect anything. I like seeing what others are growing successfully as we are all in this together!
Nice video on your fruit trees, very interesting fruit trees. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice collection. Keep up the great work.
Nice collection of fruit trees and varieties. We grow a lot of the same trees but you have the luxury of being able to plant in the ground.
Yes, certain things I can plant in the ground. But even I desire south Florida weather or Socal weather. You have a massed quite a collection.
@@gardengainzz9191 for sure south Florida weather would be great for a lot of our trees but the summer heat and humidity is insane. Anyhow I'm already for spring lol.
I see your garden is making some gains! 💪
I'm in the Bay area but having no luck with papaya or custard apple.............you have amazing tropicals !
Nice collection there and your trees look good for this time of year. Where in the bay area are you? I'm on the peninsula and have some of the same plants. I'm curious how you get the black sapote to look so good, do you protect your trees at all?
Hello, yes I'm located in Hayward, CA zone 10a. Black sapote was purchased via plantogram. What are you growing?
@@gardengainzz9191 I'd say my most "rare" that I got here in burlingame are mango, jaboticaba, muntingia cal., white sapote, banana, cherimoya, paw paw, longan, acerola, cherry if the Rio Grande and avocado. Most have not produced yet, as I'm only on year 2. Your trees look better than mine but I don't protect anything.
I like seeing what others are growing successfully as we are all in this together!
Do you have any Desert king fig cuttings for sale? They looked amazing in your video.