Year end backyard orchard harvest tour Pt 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- This will be part 2 of a 2 part year end harvest tour. In part 1 I covered all my container grown fruit trees. In this video I will show you my fruit trees that are planted in the ground and produced fruit this past season. I’ll show you the harvest off my lychee, Surinam cherries, figs, banana, stone fruit and a few others.
You'll be blown away when in post or future forest garden. You've done amazing!
Thank you!
@@Zone10aBackyardOrchard got so much done today...my soul mate didn't understand how far to space tomatoes lol
Thank you for another great video!
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it!
Looking great 👍
Thanks 👍
Wow I'd like to ask you something if I grow lychee from seed will it fruit after 3 years I live in a subtropical area in lebanon 🇱🇧 and I love planting am a big fan like your channel
Greetings, thank you for the kind words, your support is greatly appreciated. I wish I could tell you how lychee fruits if grown from seed. I have never tried that. The fruit that I got off my trees did not have any seeds in them. I’ve read that with fruit trees grown from seed they will take much longer to produce fruit and there is no guaranty that they will produce good tasting fruit. An alternative to growing from seed would be to air layer. They grow faster and will produce fruit much earlier. There are all kinds of videos on youtube that show how to air layer fruit trees. Best of luck and thank you for visiting!
@@Zone10aBackyardOrchard thanks man am asking because I've seen many videos of how to grow lychee from seed and many people said after 20 years and some who said 3or5 years but I've seen it takes about 20 or 10 years if from seed now appreciate all your kind and thank you but one more question will lychee live in a subtropical climate I live in zone 7 or 8 and it snows but no freeze or frost maybe a hard frost but my avocado, Australian mango and guava did not die hope the best for your trees like you videos I learn alot from you about tropical tree thanks man
@@lorens_2008 I’m glad you are enjoying the videos. Sounds like you have a good variety of fruit trees yourself, best of luck with yours as well. The nursery where I got my Lychee trees claim they will do well growing in a container and that they are hardy down to 30 degrees F. If your area is colder than that you might consider growing them in a container. During periods when its below 30 you can move them to a protected area. I had mine in a container for about a year before putting them in the ground and they did well.
@@Zone10aBackyardOrchard thank you for your reply I appreciate everything thanks going to watch every video in your upcoming videos