Thanks for joining Tom in this vlog from the yard as he uncovers Maizie’s gardening magic! 👩🌾 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT your favorite part of Maizie’s garden, and SUBSCRIBE for more of our adventures. Also, do you have any gardening tips to share? We’d love to hear them. Keep Growing! 🌱🌻🌿 One love! ❤️🇯🇲
Bless up, bless up! Thrilled you enjoyed the tour of Madge's garden, it's indeed a wonderful sight. We truly appreciate your kind words and blessings. Bless up yourself!
That's so wonderful to hear! We are happy to have opened your eyes to the beauty of Jamaica. It truly is a paradise. For more exciting adventures, keep tuned in. Bless up yourself! 🚙💨
I love how you're soaking up our Jamaica n culture Tom. "Maizie wash belly ",meaning her youngest child. Big up yourself Tom,bless up.Beautiful couple, yeah man.
Tom and Maizie are living their best life in Jamaica. Love the garden. I have Land in Portland and also Ghana. Hoping to start a garden when I get their. Bless up to you. 👍🏾😊
I learn about the original name of avocado (Tom you are such a gentleman there) FYI: there’s a difference between fever grass and lemon grass. I enjoy this video, admiring the garden , looking so healthy with everything that I love . Wish I could share a video of mine with you both, gardening is my passion. Hey Tom , don’t point on the pumpkins, they will fall off before maturity ( so they say) 😄 Blessings!
Thank you for watching. We enjoy the garden. Madge didn’t get into gardening until she retired, but she really loves it and seems to have a green thumb. Our email is redbuttonjournal@gmail.com if you want to send us a video of your garden. Big up and bless up! ❤️❤️❤️
Awe…Thank you for responding, I’ll share my garden with you guys. My garden isn’t that productive right now (this time of the year being winter)Gardening is a healthy hobby, I hope both of you will enjoy it to the max .God bless !
@redbuttonjournal another inspirational vlog.Being British gardening is a big thing for me. So when in Jamaica I talk about gardens to my relatives. With the exception of my parents and a few of the elders. A garden represents growing vegetables and hard food. Not flowers and plants and a lawn 😊 Maizie is giving me lots of food for thoughts. The cherry tree and pumpkins is impressive.
Maizie was up at the crack of dawn today to spray for aphids on the alligator pear tree. It’s great hearing that you’re getting some ideas from her. 💡 Bless up!❤️🇯🇲
Sir Tom eight months in you’re still living my dream😅,god bless and keep you and Miss Madge in everything you guys do,you’re just taking in all the culture😂, by the way the whole yard looks wonderful.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The Garden looks great, when it's fully established it's going to be even better, it's good that you've planted food, 🍒🌶🍆🌽you can't eat pretty flowers 💐
❤❤ lots of seasons,Rainey and dry season, and a whole lot more😂😂😂😂,now i know why you are enjoying jamaica, the snow in Colorado.😮its a joy to have a kit garden .
Absolutely, you've got it right! The variety of seasons does make Jamaica a vibrant and exciting place. We genuinely appreciate the blessings of the locales we explore. The chilly snow of Colorado, juxtaposed with the tropical climate of Jamaica, offers us a unique perspective. Oh, and the kit garden is indeed a joy! Give it a try if you haven't yet. Big up yourself! Blessings.
Welcome aboard! So glad you’re enjoying our content. Be sure to share it with others if you haven’t already. 😊 Your comment made our day. Thank you! Blessings ❤️🇯🇲
Nice guava plant everything looks nice in your garden big up mazie and Tom up up i have a very big pomegranate tree in my yard i make so much juice, its has so much benefits i enjoyed watching
I'm really enjoying these videos Tom. Maizie reminds me of my mom so much ❤. You have assimilated to the Jamaican culture very well 😀. I'm in the US so I'm living vicariously through you. Keep up the good work! Bless up and be safe 🤗. BTW Maizie's garden looks great 👍😀
Thanks for the garden tour, new sub here from down under 🦘, I have really enjoyed your videos, I'm married to a Jamaican and we plan to return to yard in 2026 when I retire,so I'm really enjoyed your videos, stay blessed keep up the fantastic work 👍👍🏿🇦🇺🇯🇲
Bless up for the love and support from London! Your comments light up our day just like the sun in our videos. Stick around, we've got lots more content coming your way. Think of us as your little bit of sunshine! 🌞
The garden looks amazing. Are you guys going to get to laying birds? That lemon grass is very popular in Thai cooking Tom Yum soup. What I do to get rid of aphids on my roses is I use dish soap, water, and a little bit of rubbing alcohol, and I spray it.
We don’t plan on birds. The tip about aphids sounds good. We like natural methods like that. We appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching and complimenting Madge’s garden. Bless up! ❤️🇯🇲❤️
Very true! Living in rural Jamaica, versus living in the city has its own challenges and its own rewards. We love both in their own way. We love Jamaica. Big up yourself and bless up yourself ❤️ 🇯🇲
Just stumbled upon your channel as well Sir Tom and I love it. Your are such a friendly person and your laugh is just contagious. And miss Madge compliments you nicely, albeit In a reserved way. Love the garden. Thanks for that Aloe Vera tip.
Welcome aboard! Madge really knows her gardening and she loves to study every detail about how to garden. She’s only taken up gardening since returning to Jamaica.
Nice video Tom. It makes me want to get a place in St Thomas. I love your parody on Jamaica's 4 seasons😂 I miss having tropical fruits. I used to live in Miami Shores for many years and I had a home garden. I had every tropical fruit tree you could think of, including coconut, mango jackfruit, starapple, otietie (so) apple, naseberry, breadfruit, guava, banana, sweetsop, soursop, tamarind among many others. Then 3 years ago I sold my property and moved to N. Florida. I ttried sourcing and planting tropical fruits again, only to learn the hard way that my new zone does not support tropical trees in the winter. Now I'm only growing things that are cold hardy like: some citrus (Satsuma, Hamlin, Grapefruit, Calamondin, Meyer Lemon & Kumquat). I also have Loquat, Paw Paw (different from papaya), Figs, Mulberry, Blueberry, Blackberry & Lichee. I have some vegetables like scotch bonnet, calaloo, squash, thyme, onions, cabbage, carrot and egg plants. Im encouraged by your video to increase my variety. BTW, I have two avocado trees growing nicely; they are the cold hardy ones: Choquette and Mexicola. I brought a small root of fever/lemon grass from Miami and now I have 4 large roots. I drink the tea quite often for its medicinal benefits. And just a bit of info: there is Red Dirt near you in Land Top, Port Morant. Thanks for for the video Tom. Looking forward for more. Bless Up.
That’s interesting about the papaya. We call them all paw paw here in Jamaica. From the sounds of it, I’d take either of your gardens, the one you used to have or the one you have now. Bless up yourself and nuff respect! ❤️❤️🇯🇲🏝️
@@RedButtonJournal The Paw Paw is really a relative of the sweetsop/custardapple/soursop, and is cold hardy down to 10° if my memory is correct. I had it once up in Philly and it was delicious. Yes, I do love my new place but I miss my old place in Miami. Blessings Tom
Try planting a Grapevine, train it on a Tressel along the inside of your perimitter wall, also see if you can get a cuttings of a Figtree, also a Strawberry plant. They will grow and produce very well in a hot climate. I have been informed that all these 3 items are very expensive in Jamaica.
Maizie had a few questions: what plants are you interested in, where in Portland are you at, you said you can give her pear do you mean a tree or just some pears. You can send this info and contact info if you wish to redbuttonjournal@gmail.com
Thanks for the fantastic tip, Heather! 🌱 We love hearing suggestions from our awesome viewers. We're definitely going to give that a try and see the magic happen. Stay tuned for the results!
Yes fever grass tea is very refreshing and yes its got medicinal elements too very good for you also try planting sage and making sage tea very for hot flushes guys
Many herbs and spices are medicinal. We just have to know what to use for what. It’s good to know that about sage. Big up yourself, nuff respect! 👍❤️🇯🇲🏝️
Can you do a video where you taste the different fruits grown in your yard? Which are your favorites & least favorite? Have you ever tried stinking toe? Jackfruit? Star apple? Naseberry? etc. I think a reaction video would be awesome.
That sounds like a great idea for a video. I’ve never tried stinking toe and had never heard of it, so I just ask Maizie to tell be about it. She says she’s not fond of it. 😂 Jackfruit, Star Apple, Naseberry, Custard Apple, Jamaican Apple, Guava, June Plum, Tamarind. I love them all so far.
Please plant an east Indian mango tree guys,or a jack fruit trees twoof my favourite fruits what is your favourite fruit guys also can you vlog Mazie making juice from the fruits in your garden
Great suggestions, Heather! Madge is a little short on space right now, but wishes she could plant all those right away. Thanks for sharing. Big up yourself!
We appreciate that fun fact! It's pretty cool to learn about what different foods are called across the globe. In Jamaica, we often refer to avocado as 'pear' too. Keep the knowledge coming and big up yourself! 🥑🌍🇬🇭
@@RedButtonJournal your definitely right there luv. It's good though that she luvs it like me, u will soon have all the fruit trees u need. Get some thyme and scallions planted tom they don't take up much room x x 😁
@@SuperNitenurse Maizie was up at dawn spraying for the aphids. With all the rain lately there are a lot of new leaves extending every branch. We can hardly wait for it to bear fruit. ❤️🇯🇲👍🥑
The Jamaican cherry does not have a seed that grows into a tree. The "pits" are just tough cellulose partitions inside the fruit. A new tree is propagated when the root sends up a little sucker. OR you can circumpose a stem.
@@philbek9055 ✅ Good information and good to know. That explains why with all the cherries falling all about off the tree, we never see any grow. Maizie was very happy to learn about this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Big up yourself! Respect! 👍❤️🇯🇲🍒
@@philbek9055 according to the official scientific information, this states that the Jamaican cherry 🍒🌸 grows BEST when propogated from seeds,it goes on to state that the seeds should be soaked in water overnight, then sow the seeds in soil, this aids in the propagation, I'm currently collecting all types of unusual seeds and tropical seeds, I ordered from the internet,i get seeds from anywhere in the world 🌎🌍 posted to me here in the UK, I'm not returning to Jamaica, I'm traveling to Ghana this year to acquire some land, I'll grow all types of fruit trees over there,in Ghana the ackee and breadfruit tree grows twice as big as in Jamaica.
Thanks for joining Tom in this vlog from the yard as he uncovers Maizie’s gardening magic! 👩🌾 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT your favorite part of Maizie’s garden, and SUBSCRIBE for more of our adventures. Also, do you have any gardening tips to share? We’d love to hear them. Keep Growing! 🌱🌻🌿 One love! ❤️🇯🇲
I enjoyed watching your program,missing being in JA,loved the beautiful Vue of the houses and seanerys
Thank you. We’re glad to have you watching. ❤️🇯🇲👍
So Productive..
That's the way to go.. MrTom and Mrs Mazie.Proud of you guys..Make a world of wonders.Keep Thriving 🌻🌹🌹. Big up Jamaica..
Big up yourself! Thanks so much for the love and support. We're on this journey together, making it count! Bless up!
Blessing. Blessing. Wonderful garden. Blessing to you Both.
Bless up, bless up! Thrilled you enjoyed the tour of Madge's garden, it's indeed a wonderful sight. We truly appreciate your kind words and blessings. Bless up yourself!
Such a blessing to be able to grow your own fruits and vegetables.
Love the view and your excitement. Thanks for sharing .
So nice of you to say so. Bless up yourself! ❤️🇯🇲
I love my country because that’s where the real organic grows 💯😊🙏🏿🇯🇲
Pure goodness in Jamaica! 🇯🇲 Glad you enjoy watching. Thanks for joining us. ❤️🇯🇲 Big up! ❤️❤️👍👍🏾
Thank you Tom ❤
I love the garden that's one of my favorite thinks to do
Thanks for the love! 🌸🌿 We’re so glad to hear you enjoy the garden just as much as we do. Keep cultivating that passion! Blessings!
This is awesome!! Love the fruits. You guys are doing amazing!!!
Thanks so much!!
Jamaica is really paradise. I had no idea, thanks to you.
That's so wonderful to hear! We are happy to have opened your eyes to the beauty of Jamaica. It truly is a paradise. For more exciting adventures, keep tuned in. Bless up yourself! 🚙💨
I love how you're soaking up our Jamaica n culture Tom. "Maizie wash belly ",meaning her youngest child. Big up yourself Tom,bless up.Beautiful couple, yeah man.
Big up 👍❤️
The garden looks beautiful especially the scotch bonnet pepper tree.
Thank you. These scotchies are really hot and flavorful too. Yummy!😋
Tom and Maizie are living their best life in Jamaica. Love the garden. I have Land in Portland and also Ghana. Hoping to start a garden when I get their. Bless up to you. 👍🏾😊
Best of luck! ❤️🇯🇲
I learn about the original name of avocado (Tom you are such a gentleman there)
FYI: there’s a difference between fever grass and lemon grass.
I enjoy this video, admiring the garden , looking so healthy with everything that I love . Wish I could share a video of mine with you both, gardening is my passion.
Hey Tom , don’t point on the pumpkins, they will fall off before maturity ( so they say) 😄
Blessings!
Thank you for watching. We enjoy the garden. Madge didn’t get into gardening until she retired, but she really loves it and seems to have a green thumb. Our email is redbuttonjournal@gmail.com if you want to send us a video of your garden. Big up and bless up! ❤️❤️❤️
Awe…Thank you for responding, I’ll share my garden with you guys. My garden isn’t that productive right now (this time of the year being winter)Gardening is a healthy hobby, I hope both of you will enjoy it to the max .God bless !
@redbuttonjournal another inspirational vlog.Being British gardening is a big thing for me. So when in Jamaica I talk about gardens to my relatives. With the exception of my parents and a few of the elders. A garden represents growing vegetables and hard food. Not flowers and plants and a lawn 😊 Maizie is giving me lots of food for thoughts. The cherry tree and pumpkins is impressive.
Maizie was up at the crack of dawn today to spray for aphids on the alligator pear tree. It’s great hearing that you’re getting some ideas from her. 💡 Bless up!❤️🇯🇲
Sir Tom eight months in you’re still living my dream😅,god bless and keep you and Miss Madge in everything you guys do,you’re just taking in all the culture😂, by the way the whole yard looks wonderful.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The Garden looks great, when it's fully established it's going to be even better, it's good that you've planted food, 🍒🌶🍆🌽you can't eat pretty flowers 💐
True true! ❤️
He's so knowledgeable of the culture ❤
Thank you 🙏. I appreciate that comment. Very encouraging for me. Big up yourself. 👍❤️🇯🇲
❤❤ lots of seasons,Rainey and dry season, and a whole lot more😂😂😂😂,now i know why you are enjoying jamaica, the snow in Colorado.😮its a joy to have a kit garden .
Absolutely, you've got it right! The variety of seasons does make Jamaica a vibrant and exciting place. We genuinely appreciate the blessings of the locales we explore. The chilly snow of Colorado, juxtaposed with the tropical climate of Jamaica, offers us a unique perspective. Oh, and the kit garden is indeed a joy! Give it a try if you haven't yet. Big up yourself! Blessings.
This is my favorite video so far….love to look at the plants, trees and flowers growing in Jamaica ❤
Glad you enjoyed. Bless up! ❤️🇯🇲
I came across this chanel quite by chance. Absolutely love your content. Keep up the good work!
Welcome aboard! So glad you’re enjoying our content. Be sure to share it with others if you haven’t already. 😊 Your comment made our day. Thank you!
Blessings ❤️🇯🇲
Nice guava plant everything looks nice in your garden big up mazie and Tom up up i have a very big pomegranate tree in my yard i make so much juice, its has so much benefits i enjoyed watching
Wow nice. Thanks for joining us on our adventure. Bless up. ❤️
Maize has a beautiful garden, love it 😊
She’s really got the green thumb. ❤️🇯🇲💚
I'm really enjoying these videos Tom. Maizie reminds me of my mom so much ❤. You have assimilated to the Jamaican culture very well 😀. I'm in the US so I'm living vicariously through you. Keep up the good work! Bless up and be safe 🤗. BTW Maizie's garden looks great 👍😀
Thanks! Big up yourself and nuff respect! We’re glad you’re enjoying the videos. ❤️❤️❤️
U have done an fantastic job god bless u both
Thank you! We notice and talk about God’s blessings all the time. God is so good to us. ❤️
Wow nice 👍👍
Thanks so much for the thumbs up! 🌼🍃 Madge puts so much love into her garden, glad you enjoyed the tour. Bless up!
Growing up I used to make cherry juice with ginger. So refreshing!!
Oh yes. Maizie still makes it.
Fevergrass was my favorite for tea, misses all those fruits,these are the real organic
I love your channel. Stumbled across it while looking for positive channels. Hello Maizie! big Up from North Carolina State!
Welcome!! We’re happy you found us. 😊Blessings! ❤️🇯🇲
Beautiful 💕
Thanks 😊 ❤️
That cherry tree is gorgeous😋🥰
Thanks! We're glad you love it. 🌸 Stay tuned for more beautiful scenes. Big up yourself!
Tom very informative and educational about the pear and how it came about i love Mazies gardening and all the fruit tree
Thank you. Maizie really has a green thumb. 😊👍❤️🇯🇲
Beautiful garden 🪴 enjoy Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤
Much respect! Thank you 🙏 ❤️🇯🇲
Thanks for the garden tour, new sub here from down under 🦘, I have really enjoyed your videos, I'm married to a Jamaican and we plan to return to yard in 2026 when I retire,so I'm really enjoyed your videos, stay blessed keep up the fantastic work 👍👍🏿🇦🇺🇯🇲
Thanks for the sub. Bless up. We’ll have to link up when you get here. 👍👍❤️🇯🇲🇦🇺
Love your videos
Thank you. We’re glad you enjoy watching. Blessings! ❤️❤️❤️
Great content as always. I am a new subscriber and really enjoying the sunny content from my sofa in gloomy London
Bless up for the love and support from London! Your comments light up our day just like the sun in our videos. Stick around, we've got lots more content coming your way. Think of us as your little bit of sunshine! 🌞
Bless up
Big up yourself! So glad you enjoyed the garden tour🌿. We love sharing Madge’s green sanctuary with all of you. Blessings!
The garden looks amazing. Are you guys going to get to laying birds? That lemon grass is very popular in Thai cooking Tom Yum soup. What I do to get rid of aphids on my roses is I use dish soap, water, and a little bit of rubbing alcohol, and I spray it.
We don’t plan on birds. The tip about aphids sounds good. We like natural methods like that. We appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching and complimenting Madge’s garden. Bless up! ❤️🇯🇲❤️
Lovely garden , I love your peppers we need some in the USA .
So nice of you 😊
Beautiful garden lovely home.
Thanks for watching! Big up! 👍❤️🇯🇲
Love your garden Tom and Ms.Maizie 🇯🇲
Thanks so much. So nice of you to say so. ❤️🇯🇲
I enjoy seeing the beautiful homes and lovely neighborhood, however, way of living in the country is equally interesting.
Very true! Living in rural Jamaica, versus living in the city has its own challenges and its own rewards. We love both in their own way. We love Jamaica. Big up yourself and bless up yourself ❤️ 🇯🇲
Nice garden always nice to plant your own things
Yes, thank you
I am happy that I found your channel. You have a nice farm going at home. I have a green thumb also and a few fruits trees also❤
We’re glad you found us. Welcome aboard! ❤️🇯🇲🪴
Enjoying your videos, love the tour of Maize’s garden.
So nice of you
Just stumbled upon your channel as well Sir Tom and I love it.
Your are such a friendly person and your laugh is just contagious.
And miss Madge compliments you nicely, albeit In a reserved way.
Love the garden.
Thanks for that Aloe Vera tip.
Welcome aboard! Madge really knows her gardening and she loves to study every detail about how to garden. She’s only taken up gardening since returning to Jamaica.
@@RedButtonJournal wow that's so nice no wonder her backyard orchard looks so good
I am from the mecca of farming south St Elizabeth ..
Wow,that a bless place
It’s true. Very blessed. ❤️❤️🇯🇲
Lemon grass and crushed ginger makes a refreshing tea
Sound delicious and definitely healthy! 😋
Nice to see you putting out videos 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks 👍
Another nice video. It’s nice to retire and living in paradise ❤️
It really is nice here! Blessings to you. ❤️
A beatiful garden
Oh, thank you. Nice of you to say so. Big up your self! 👍❤️🙏
Thanks for that avocado/ pear history. Who knew?!!😊
Our pleasure!
Just stumbled on your channel I am planning to move back to Ja and seeing your videos is Sooo refreshing to see.
Awesome! And Thank you! Bless up ❤️🇯🇲
Beautiful garden. Big up yourself.
Thanks so much. I’ll let Madge know you said so. 👍
Nice vegetation She just hold it together with her native patwah (patois)
Nice video Tom. It makes me want to get a place in St Thomas. I love your parody on Jamaica's 4 seasons😂 I miss having tropical fruits. I used to live in Miami Shores for many years and I had a home garden. I had every tropical fruit tree you could think of, including coconut, mango jackfruit, starapple, otietie (so) apple, naseberry, breadfruit, guava, banana, sweetsop, soursop, tamarind among many others. Then 3 years ago I sold my property and moved to N. Florida. I ttried sourcing and planting tropical fruits again, only to learn the hard way that my new zone does not support tropical trees in the winter. Now I'm only growing things that are cold hardy like: some citrus (Satsuma, Hamlin, Grapefruit, Calamondin, Meyer Lemon & Kumquat). I also have Loquat, Paw Paw (different from papaya), Figs, Mulberry, Blueberry, Blackberry & Lichee. I have some vegetables like scotch bonnet, calaloo, squash, thyme, onions, cabbage, carrot and egg plants. Im encouraged by your video to increase my variety. BTW, I have two avocado trees growing nicely; they are the cold hardy ones: Choquette and Mexicola. I brought a small root of fever/lemon grass from Miami and now I have 4 large roots. I drink the tea quite often for its medicinal benefits. And just a bit of info: there is Red Dirt near you in Land Top, Port Morant. Thanks for for the video Tom. Looking forward for more. Bless Up.
That’s interesting about the papaya. We call them all paw paw here in Jamaica. From the sounds of it, I’d take either of your gardens, the one you used to have or the one you have now. Bless up yourself and nuff respect! ❤️❤️🇯🇲🏝️
@@RedButtonJournal The Paw Paw is really a relative of the sweetsop/custardapple/soursop, and is cold hardy down to 10° if my memory is correct. I had it once up in Philly and it was delicious. Yes, I do love my new place but I miss my old place in Miami. Blessings Tom
You are living life, Tom, as Jamaicans would say. That's what you calk enjoying the chillest retirement.
There is nothing like living life in Jamaica. 🇯🇲 That’s for true. ❤️👍
Try planting a Grapevine, train it on a Tressel along the inside of your perimitter wall, also see if you can get a cuttings of a Figtree, also a Strawberry plant. They will grow and produce very well in a hot climate. I have been informed that all these 3 items are very expensive in Jamaica.
Great idea! Thanks for the tip. ❤️
Love your garden.
Thank you! ❤️🇯🇲🪴
Your garden is looking great. I can't wait to return home to start my garden.
Maizie gets hours of enjoyment in her garden. 🪴🇯🇲❤️
Loving, enjoying you guys..I gotta subscribe
Welcome aboard! Please keep your comments coming. They really inspire us. 👍👍❤️🇯🇲
Beautiful, blessings I live in Portland so tell your wife I would love some of her plants and I can give her avocado 🥑
Maizie had a few questions: what plants are you interested in, where in Portland are you at, you said you can give her pear do you mean a tree or just some pears. You can send this info and contact info if you wish to redbuttonjournal@gmail.com
Please put fertiliser around the plants etc and gently fork in water it. And wow wait and watch xx Heather uk
Thanks for the fantastic tip, Heather! 🌱 We love hearing suggestions from our awesome viewers. We're definitely going to give that a try and see the magic happen. Stay tuned for the results!
Nice garden 👌
Thank you! 😊
You fit in so good to Jamaica
Thanks so much! We're loving every moment in Jamaica and are thrilled to hear that it shows. Big up yourself!
Love your garden tour. Just be careful on that slope Tom.
Oh I know. I’ve dropped a few times already. I’m slowly learning. 😂❤️🇯🇲⛰️🏝️
Yes fever grass tea is very refreshing and yes its got medicinal elements too very good for you also try planting sage and making sage tea very for hot flushes guys
Many herbs and spices are medicinal. We just have to know what to use for what. It’s good to know that about sage. Big up yourself, nuff respect! 👍❤️🇯🇲🏝️
Very nice 👍
Thank you 👍 ❤️🇯🇲
Good morning,can I get some of your plants 😂they’re are looking beautiful
😂 Thanks. Maizie really puts in the effort working in the garden. She really loves doing it though. Bless up! 👍❤️🇯🇲
Can you do a video where you taste the different fruits grown in your yard? Which are your favorites & least favorite? Have you ever tried stinking toe? Jackfruit? Star apple? Naseberry? etc. I think a reaction video would be awesome.
That sounds like a great idea for a video. I’ve never tried stinking toe and had never heard of it, so I just ask Maizie to tell be about it. She says she’s not fond of it. 😂 Jackfruit, Star Apple, Naseberry, Custard Apple, Jamaican Apple, Guava, June Plum, Tamarind. I love them all so far.
@@RedButtonJournal 🤣 stinking toe is definitely an acquired taste so I don't blame her.
@@ListedInTheSouth 😂😂😂
Just don't taste the Scotch Bonnet😲
@@elgranjero2284 oh I know. Maizie forgot and left a whole one in the rundown one time. My ears are still ringing. 😂😂😂
Lemon grass is the best tea ever
I’ve actually never tried it. I definitely need to though. 🥹👍
Please plant an east Indian mango tree guys,or a jack fruit trees twoof my favourite fruits what is your favourite fruit guys also can you vlog Mazie making juice from the fruits in your garden
I know Maizie will want a mango tree for sure. We’ll have to see what all we have the space for. We love so many fruits how can we decide. 😊❤️🇯🇲
I want to plant 🪴 in my country, guyana, but when I'm there, I don't want the yard to get messed up
Get onions thyme and sweet potato in xx Heather uk
Great suggestions, Heather! Madge is a little short on space right now, but wishes she could plant all those right away. Thanks for sharing. Big up yourself!
Bwoy, I enjoyed the gardening. It's in its natural form. Stringy mangoes are sweet but not trading out my east Indian mangoes
East Indian are very popular. ❤️😋🥭🇯🇲
Be safe
Thanks ❤️
Does your side of families visit jamaica too😊
I’ve had family that visited Negril, but none have visited St Thomas. Once we finish our house and have more space then others may come to visit.
@@RedButtonJournal I do understand .... Bro
@@RedButtonJournal Also when they finish fixing the road too I imagine.
@@ListedInTheSouth True, true! ❤️ The road has been tough to handle especially during construction, but it’s starting to get better lately.
And crab time lol😂
Yes 🦀 the rain will definitely bing the crabs out of the holes. 😂
Hiya lemon grass is different from fever grass look it up.❤
Good to know! Lemon grass is also known as fever grass in Jamaica. ❤️🇯🇲
In Ghana they call avocado; pear
We appreciate that fun fact! It's pretty cool to learn about what different foods are called across the globe. In Jamaica, we often refer to avocado as 'pear' too. Keep the knowledge coming and big up yourself! 🥑🌍🇬🇭
The Jamaican cherry 🍒 is medicinal
I didn’t know, but you can bet Maizie knew. 👍🍒
We can see who is the gardening boss ha ha xx😅Heather
Ha ha, Heather! Tom may think he's the boss, but we all know it's Madge running the show! 😉🌿 Big up, big up yourself!
@@RedButtonJournal your definitely right there luv. It's good though that she luvs it like me, u will soon have all the fruit trees u need. Get some thyme and scallions planted tom they don't take up much room x x 😁
Lemon grass is much taller than the fever grass
I was shocked how it smells like a lemon so. The plant has really filled out nicely too. Big up yourself. Respect! 👍❤️🇯🇲
People say Avacados grown from seed won't produce, they don't know about Jamaica, that pear tree will bear fruits
It certainly has grown tall in the last year.
They absolutely can produce my neighbor has some grown from throw away seeds and they are already producing.
Maize absolutely knows her stuff.
@@SuperNitenurse Maizie was up at dawn spraying for the aphids. With all the rain lately there are a lot of new leaves extending every branch. We can hardly wait for it to bear fruit. ❤️🇯🇲👍🥑
Common mango and east indian are my favourite
Big Boss, lemon grass different from fever grass, lemon grass can grow as tall as you and fever grass don't grow over 2 feet 6inces.
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You have fever grass and lemmon grass
Yes! It’s both. 😂👍❤️❤️ You’re the best. Bless you!
Where are you located?
We’re in eastern St Thomas Parish.
Hay have anyone tell you you look like Carroll O'Connor the Actor
😊 I’ve heard it before, but not often. I’ll take the compliment though. ❤️❤️
Sir,if I send you my address please can you post me some of the cherry seeds,
I sure can if you’re here in Jamaica, but unfortunately I’m unable to export them. Bless up! 🙏👍🇯🇲❤️One Love!
The Jamaican cherry does not have a seed that grows into a tree. The "pits" are just tough cellulose partitions inside the fruit. A new tree is propagated when the root sends up a little sucker. OR you can circumpose a stem.
@@philbek9055 ✅ Good information and good to know. That explains why with all the cherries falling all about off the tree, we never see any grow. Maizie was very happy to learn about this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Big up yourself! Respect! 👍❤️🇯🇲🍒
@@philbek9055 according to the official scientific information, this states that the Jamaican cherry 🍒🌸 grows BEST when propogated from seeds,it goes on to state that the seeds should be soaked in water overnight, then sow the seeds in soil, this aids in the propagation, I'm currently collecting all types of unusual seeds and tropical seeds, I ordered from the internet,i get seeds from anywhere in the world 🌎🌍 posted to me here in the UK, I'm not returning to Jamaica, I'm traveling to Ghana this year to acquire some land, I'll grow all types of fruit trees over there,in Ghana the ackee and breadfruit tree grows twice as big as in Jamaica.
Woman answer the questions the man asking you too dam miserable 😒
My sweetie is a feisty one you know. 😂
@@MarjorieWong-ym3ft Maizie’s my lady and my wife.
No insults here. U hear the man complaining? CHO.
How you are liking jamaica.
We love it here! ❤️🇯🇲
Nice.