In India Our ancestors just 2 generations back used to have varieties of trees , vegetables , flowering shrubs, medicinal plants & couple of cows & small lands with a well / pond for growing their Rice , sugarcane around their houses & they were self sustaining.
I love Indian people. They are great, social and intelligent friendly people with a great culture to match. Unlike there equally popular neighbors to the N.E.
Not Indian People but Hindus/Jains. Hindus and Jains are no doubt great, Social and Intelligent people. But on other side if you will see the muslims of India then there is no difference between the mentality of Indian Muslims and Pakistani Muslims.
I was 8 years old when my dad started forcing me to plant mango trees, coconut trees, chiku, rambutan, cempedak, bananas, papayas, and for gardening , lemon grass, beetle leaves, lady's finger, chillies, long beans and Indian herbs. Now I'm 40 and my dad long gone. I grumbled at that time when he made me plant those trees and taught me gardening on our land in Malaysia, but I remembered what he said, o son, these trees will grow someday and will feed you and your kids when I'm long gone. 30 years has passed and I am proud of the trees that I planted with my bare hands, that they grew so big and producing so much fruits. My land is alive thanks to my late dad, full of herbs and fruit producing trees. Don't know why, we Indians love planting stuffs, most importantly herbs, mangoes, coconuts and bananas😂
Florida has tropical climate like India and Vietnam so it easy to grow a lot of fruits like India and Vietnam, next year I will be back Florida for fruits and Magic kingdom
This lady is an inspiration to us seniors. I'm 69 years old, and I love to garden. I grow vegetables, herbs and tropical plants, and fruit trees. I live in zone 9b sw Florida. 😊
We Indians love to plant trees and plants around our house. Mainly the Indian Women. Today, due to too many other distractions, we forgot our true passion for trees and pants. May be this video is a reminder to get back to it guys! Thank you! Love from India!❤
It's wonderful taking a walk with this lovely lady in her garden/orchard. She has all kinds of fruits and vegetables and flowers, some even with spiritual benefits.
Amen.....I am from Hawaii, my dad taught me to grow things that we can eat. Fruits, veggies, herbs, he had a green thumb, and has pasted it on to me. I love planting things, it grows when I plant it.
No it wasn't worshipping tree's and stones are done by puranic people not vedic people . We worship only one true formless God yes vedas gives us command to protect vegetation for the sake of environment and for sake of mankind and other creatures and take benefits From herbs and shrubs.
@@SurajMandal-lj6hcYou're right. But unfortunately so many Hindus who are misguided and think worshipping cars, trees, or celebs as God instead of Brahman.
I have seen a video of another Indian woman who also lives in Florida. She owns 4 acres of land filled with fruit trees from around the world. It was mentioned in the video that she was once featured in the Miami Herald.
Loves her sense of saving the planet.Wake up to her own vitamins…fresh oxygen for free…the roots of the trees keeps the earth together from erosion…Mother earth is happy .Thank u ma❤❤❤❤❤
It’s inspiring to see how a woman from India is growing fruit trees in Florida! Her ability to adapt techniques and knowledge across cultures is a beautiful example of agricultural innovation and passion.
Reminds me of my Grand mother's house in India. She had rows of Fruit trees on both side of lane. Guava, Mangoes, Pomegranate, Papaya, Jamun. And then vegetables like Okra, Eggplants, French beans, Tomatoes, carrots, chillies, mint, coriander, Indian basil/Tulsi, etc- most daily supplies of veggies and fruits met from her garden. It was just heavenly.
I am an indian living in Canada I am going to be sixty soon and I started planting some vegetables in my backyard. And I started to grow passion for it. She have advantage weatherwise. I am moving back home for good. Will definitely will do something like that. She definitely inspiring.🙏🙏🙏
Omg I decided buy a house in Queensland, Australia because it had a huge curry leaves tree in the garden - like you fell in live with the tamarind tree😊
Yes my grandma in india taught me from childhood how to plant tree and how to grow and nurture them. And now i love gardening my home. Its happens in villages in india, its very common we love trees amd greenery❤
Wow! Just a brilliant lady. What an amazing space. The amount of amazing fruits and medicine herbs in her garden. I adore her love for plants and nature. Thanks for sharing her with us.❤
Thank you. Brings back memories from my mother’s garden in India . But this gracious lady has what seems like a forest of edible plants . Such a gracious host too .
She is living my dream and the way she said I don’t kill for the trumpet flower plant and she touch the leaf and pull it so gently Ii felt I’m seeing my self only ……it’s so me….. live your life aunty ji
this lady is not just good example of taking culture with herself to Foreign country..see even took varieties of trees and plant from India to another country which is grows only in india...i loved her garden ...i was so surprised to see Litchi and Neem tree... well i hoping i would see Banyan Tree also 😅😅
16:21 In India, we use a stick and at top of the stick we tie a huge bag, mostly a cloth bag. And then raise the stick high up and shake the mangoes of they are ripen they will 100% fall into the bag. Then lower the stick and collect the mangoes!
Typical Indian comments..Just appreciate she is a beautiful Human being passion for growing plants and trees .No need to use the words malayali, Telagu,, north India, Christian Hindu etc etc. no wonder India is so divided. Wake up!
Rani Aunty - Its surprising to see you here. I lived in Miami for 15 years and never knew you lived close to us. - Swaroop Vasireddy your student way back when i was a little kid and you are my school head miss 🙂 I see you got all variety of Indian Mangoes. Happy to see you after a long time.
GOALS!! I live in South Florida and I just love all of the tropical fruits we grow down here. Unfortunately, I live in a condo and can’t plant anything.😢
Bilva fruit makes excellent juices in summer months. Rani being a malayali,she didn't know as it is a common juice on North of india. Highly medicinal plant. All the prayer leaves flowers of Hindus have significant medicinal values. Rani being brought up a christian probly not aware of many of them. She is such a sweet heart, i loved her voice and enthusiasm and life ve to share her produce.
She is telugu. Using words "bangenapaĺli" and "cheema chintha kayalu" and also she mentioned tamarind leaves with lentils. This is typically a telugu dish called chinthaaku pappu😊😊😊
So inspiring. Healthy food landscape. Love all she grows. Miss eating in those banana leaves in Guyana. All Hindu religious gatherings we eat our food on the banana leaves as our plates and using our fingers. ❤
Jackfruit is awesome. We have a small older tree in the backyard here with over 30 fruits on it at present. They are smallish trees that are just so productive. Really great to have in the yard.
Oh my. You bring back memories of my childhood in South America growing up with my Grandpa. You have named off every fruit we had in our yard!! Even down to the different varieties of cherry trees. I'm at 11:26 of your video writing this. If you mention cashew, soursop, guinep or sterapple, I'm paying you a visit ❤.
There are very good gardens indeed a lot of fruits trees wishing you a very healthy good long life very proud of your experiences very nice to see your good gardens indeed a wonderful 🎉 🎉🎉
Yes that's commendable of her it says a lot about where she came from a country where you use the god given soil to grow some great stuff. If I may mention it my wife and myself we have planted our back yard but we have mango soursop sapadilla Avocado papaya and other stuff. Maybe because we're Indian also but not from India our grandparents came from India. And my wife Indian from India love to plant we don't have a big yard as this lady have but I enjoy it the mangoes were sweet and so were the sapadilla too sweet I made mango jam or as the locals in my home country of Guyana would call it Gurama I ate the last. Once again mam very good
I converted my barren lands into mango garden and now small shade farms under it with help of government. My school teacher told me about this scheme of government where they'll provide me with fencing, labour cost, and big saplings and organic fertilizers. My parents are more than happy.
He is constantly commenting on the high density of this garden and how it'll make fruits hard to access and manage but if it was me I would also want a high density fruit forest garden like this. The birds and squirrels can have all of the fruits. I just love the environment. And tbh this is how dense Indian forests usually are so this lady is just recreating her home country's environment.
My mom would love to meet this lady.. my mom is a garden freak 😂 she don't even have much space but she has grown so many fruit and veggies and flowers in a tiny area! She should have a big land like this lady to grow what she loves.. ❤
I am hoping to buy in Loxatachee because of the yard space, I am in Fort Lauderdale where I have 10000 sq ft lot. I have lots of fruit trees and am starting to get a collection and put them in big pots. Happy growing everyone.
Really enjoyed watching this video in Florida owned by an Indian lady called Rani. She is a Rani (Queen) of all plants. Very knowledgeable with many varieties of Mangoes. Didn’t know we can use tender Tamarind shoots in Fish curry. In Australia, QLD where I live I have similar garden not big as Rani’s. Red Rosary Pea we called them in India Manjoti. Our recent visit to a property we tasted a black sapote which was round and small but delicious. I can watch this video again and again. I also love water lilies. Thank you Rani and Paul. What do you use Pencil Cactus as we had one and we got rid of it.
I think this lady is from andhra pradesh India, she called most fruit names native in andhra , banginapalli mango , seema chintakaya tree and she hold a bunch of mangos called suvarnarekha mangoes 😊
She's transformed the place to a little part of Southern India!!!
Actually she is from our telugu states😂seema chithakaya😂😂any ways❤from hyderabad
wait wt! Hyderabad is not of South india, are you sure @@dryash866
You know in very north are great Himalayas. 😂😂
In India Our ancestors just 2 generations back used to have varieties of trees , vegetables , flowering shrubs, medicinal plants & couple of cows & small lands with a well / pond for growing their Rice , sugarcane around their houses & they were self sustaining.
Yeah!! The "banaganapalli mango" blew me off.. the bestest mango on earth!
I love Indian people. They are great, social and intelligent friendly people with a great culture to match. Unlike there equally popular neighbors to the N.E.
100%Agree
China is best
You cannot judge a whole people for the sins of their govt
@@carinanewton6611 govt is a general representation of the people
Not Indian People but Hindus/Jains. Hindus and Jains are no doubt great, Social and Intelligent people.
But on other side if you will see the muslims of India then there is no difference between the mentality of Indian Muslims and Pakistani Muslims.
I love indian people they never disturbed anyone's life religion work privacy ❤❤❤❤❤thats why I live in with indian neighbours in Oregon
Indian islamic followers not like that 😂😂
@@vishnunatraja bilkul
Okay you can say but I have a different opinion.
You can't digest food without dragging them? @@vishnunatraja
Finally a channel which promotes to grow what you eat, not grow grass and waste water.
I was 8 years old when my dad started forcing me to plant mango trees, coconut trees, chiku, rambutan, cempedak, bananas, papayas, and for gardening , lemon grass, beetle leaves, lady's finger, chillies, long beans and Indian herbs. Now I'm 40 and my dad long gone. I grumbled at that time when he made me plant those trees and taught me gardening on our land in Malaysia, but I remembered what he said, o son, these trees will grow someday and will feed you and your kids when I'm long gone. 30 years has passed and I am proud of the trees that I planted with my bare hands, that they grew so big and producing so much fruits. My land is alive thanks to my late dad, full of herbs and fruit producing trees. Don't know why, we Indians love planting stuffs, most importantly herbs, mangoes, coconuts and bananas😂
Respect to your late Father. 🙏
Your father taught you a Wonderful thing
നാട്ടിൽ എവിടെയാ.......
Km
You are lucky son and your father is great man
Florida has tropical climate like India and Vietnam so it easy to grow a lot of fruits like India and Vietnam, next year I will be back Florida for fruits and Magic kingdom
Right....
North India has typical very cold in winter as same as some of European nations
Not central Florida. We get frost and it kills the trees. We had planted so many of those trees. Now we only plant vegetables in the summer
My home has mango 🥭
she missed home
so she recreated home atmosphere at Florida
dats awesome ❤❤❤❤❤
Such a nice lady. I wish i was her neighbor. What a beautiful property. We are from the same country.
A real food forest. Groceries and medicine at home.
I would say the same thing I wish she’s my neighbor ❤
i know..sold much bigger god gifted natural fertilizer and fruitful land n kerala and left to usa..😄
Give chance to Indian farmer. We are ready to farm and contribute in economy.
Farming is equal to happiness.
This lady is an inspiration to us seniors. I'm 69 years old, and I love to garden. I grow vegetables, herbs and tropical plants, and fruit trees. I live in zone 9b sw Florida. 😊
yes did it gardning its natural exercise and practicle yoga for ur body fit
We Indians love to plant trees and plants around our house. Mainly the Indian Women. Today, due to too many other distractions, we forgot our true passion for trees and pants. May be this video is a reminder to get back to it guys! Thank you! Love from India!❤
We may have small space in our balconies, but we ensure that we grow Tulsi, Aloe vera, lemon grass and some more herbs in the pots.
Fruit trees are like a uncle, they love us back.
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LMAO
Rani's Yard..
My God. It is so inspiring and amazing.. Beautifully arranged and well maintained. Proud Indians.
Actually she is from our telugu states😂seema chithakaya😂😂any ways❤from hyderabad
@@dryash866who asked?
@@dryash866 you are a stupid?
😂😂😂
Proud sanatanis, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jain's!!
😂😂😂
Proud sanatanis, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jain's!!
It's wonderful taking a walk with this lovely lady in her garden/orchard. She has all kinds of fruits and vegetables and flowers, some even with spiritual benefits.
Amen.....I am from Hawaii, my dad taught me to grow things that we can eat.
Fruits, veggies, herbs, he had a green thumb, and has pasted it on to me.
I love planting things, it grows when I plant it.
This lady is very rich sure and she is humble too
This is Called "Worshipping Trees" its in our Culture ... ❤❤❤❤
If you only know how Indians are cutting down their jungles & also balding their small towns, you would not make that romantic statement.
No it wasn't worshipping tree's and stones are done by puranic people not vedic people .
We worship only one true formless God yes vedas gives us command to protect vegetation for the sake of environment and for sake of mankind and other creatures and take benefits From herbs and shrubs.
She is is from Telugu states we used to worship tress even now when we cut tress we pray for them @@SurajMandal-lj6hc
@@SurajMandal-lj6hcYou're right. But unfortunately so many Hindus who are misguided and think worshipping cars, trees, or celebs as God instead of Brahman.
@@pratriciadewan7396 actually puranic concept become a dominant on vedic concept.
She's a rani indeed and what an amazing kingdom.
Wow!! It feels like an Indian landscape.
I have seen a video of another Indian woman who also lives in Florida. She owns 4 acres of land filled with fruit trees from around the world. It was mentioned in the video that she was once featured in the Miami Herald.
Beautiful! florida climate is closer to South India so getting same results is easier.
Loves her sense of saving the planet.Wake up to her own vitamins…fresh oxygen for free…the roots of the trees keeps the earth together from erosion…Mother earth is happy .Thank u ma❤❤❤❤❤
A little Kerela in America... magical place made out of love. And i have a sudden urge to hug this lady.
She has a beautiful garden of Eden! Thank you for the tour!❤
This lady has grown whole forest of delicious fruits, now whole neighbours will get the fruits of her labour during the season 😅😅❤❤
It’s inspiring to see how a woman from India is growing fruit trees in Florida! Her ability to adapt techniques and knowledge across cultures is a beautiful example of agricultural innovation and passion.
Her home reminds me of my grandmother' s home in India...my granny had an orchard full of fruit trees
The world is a better place with people like this.
Reminds me of my Grand mother's house in India. She had rows of Fruit trees on both side of lane. Guava, Mangoes, Pomegranate, Papaya, Jamun. And then vegetables like Okra, Eggplants, French beans, Tomatoes, carrots, chillies, mint, coriander, Indian basil/Tulsi, etc- most daily supplies of veggies and fruits met from her garden. It was just heavenly.
I am an indian living in Canada I am going to be sixty soon and I started planting some vegetables in my backyard. And I started to grow passion for it. She have advantage weatherwise. I am moving back home for good. Will definitely will do something like that. She definitely inspiring.🙏🙏🙏
Omg I decided buy a house in Queensland, Australia because it had a huge curry leaves tree in the garden - like you fell in live with the tamarind tree😊
Both the curry leaves and tamarind are staple in indian ayurvedic diet 😅
Thank you, gracious lady for allowing us to see your lovely land. How wonderful to have such a fruitful property! ❤
What a wonderful food forest she has!!! I’m new to FL and I live in Loxahatchee too. I’d love to come visit her property and learn from her🌴 🥥 🥭
Yes my grandma in india taught me from childhood how to plant tree and how to grow and nurture them. And now i love gardening my home. Its happens in villages in india, its very common we love trees amd greenery❤
Wow! Just a brilliant lady. What an amazing space. The amount of amazing fruits and medicine herbs in her garden. I adore her love for plants and nature. Thanks for sharing her with us.❤
Love the amazing lady's enthusiasm.
That lady is so kind! Love her! she has the "any grandkid dream garden".
Thank you, gracious lady for allowing us to see your lovely land.
Thank you. Brings back memories from my mother’s garden in India . But this gracious lady has what seems like a forest of edible plants .
Such a gracious host too .
The number of times she said “I love it” ! Truly loves her garden. I loved this video
She is living my dream and the way she said I don’t kill for the trumpet flower plant and she touch the leaf and pull it so gently Ii felt I’m seeing my self only ……it’s so me….. live your life aunty ji
I love her property full of edible fruits, tropical plants too. Very inspiring. She has lots of energy and keep planting.
What a beautiful garden, I see many familiar plants on my farm. I like everything from nature.
Hope she will be safe from all those greedy people. her property is amazing !
Greedy? Who?
Racists@@anocri
@@anocri HOA
What a wealth of knowledge from a sacred, ancient tradition.
Such a lovely lady and her garden is beautiful 😍
For a minute i thought that is my backyard in Kerala, India
this lady is not just good example of taking culture with herself to Foreign country..see even took varieties of trees and plant from India to another country which is grows only in india...i loved her garden ...i was so surprised to see Litchi and Neem tree... well i hoping i would see Banyan Tree also 😅😅
ficus Benghalenisis is Banyan tree and she has planted it as well
If in future no one cuts it , It will became gigantic and many more banyans will grow all around it.
@@GuzzarAwanbanayan rarely survives. but neem trees spread easily everywhere.
Thank you for sharing. I love your garden . Specifically her laugh . One pure soul. God Bless you
More like a fruit forest. Let’s call it the , Garden of Health 🥂
Enjoyed this video - lots of information!!!! Rani what a beautiful yard full of fruit and vegetable trees, enjoyed it. Thx❤️🙏🏼
That's so sweet to pay tribute to the peeche tree she planted medicinal plants on it ❤
16:21 In India, we use a stick and at top of the stick we tie a huge bag, mostly a cloth bag. And then raise the stick high up and shake the mangoes of they are ripen they will 100% fall into the bag. Then lower the stick and collect the mangoes!
Home owners association would like to have a word with this nice lady😂
Colonizing the colonizers with trees 😂
These are the kind of neighbors I would love to have. Such a warm and sweet lady.
Typical Indian comments..Just appreciate she is a beautiful Human being passion for growing plants and trees .No need to use the words malayali, Telagu,, north India, Christian Hindu etc etc. no wonder India is so divided. Wake up!
@@p.vigneshkumar3997 U are speaking to some fundamental Christians. I am no Christian !!
😂😂😂name - hindu, title- hindu...first change you name ..put some adam, William, George in it then talk....idk why chirstian preach so much😂😂
Good job Rani. Indians love planting fruit trees, vegetables and flowers. It is in their blood. Then their children and grandchildren eat the produce.
She’s showing you her children with so much love❤🥹😅
I wish to live like her when I get old
Such a beautiful place
She is a beautiful soul. They way she lovingly speaks about her every tree. She is a blessing I can see. God bless her❤️. Indian ❤️❤️❤️
Telugu auntie, accent and names of the plants makes it easy to identify. Great job 👏🏻
She is infact telugu❤
Shis Malayali from Kerala
@@cowubl nope
She is telugu for sure❤
@@cowublthe way she pronounced banginapalli mango , she's definitely telugu 😅
Thanks Paul. I like the people fruit tree yard very much
Rani Aunty - Its surprising to see you here. I lived in Miami for 15 years and never knew you lived close to us. - Swaroop Vasireddy your student way back when i was a little kid and you are my school head miss 🙂 I see you got all variety of Indian Mangoes. Happy to see you after a long time.
Such a sweet soul she is.
She has a lot of energy even at this age. Really inspirational 😊
GOALS!!
I live in South Florida and I just love all of the tropical fruits we grow down here. Unfortunately, I live in a condo and can’t plant anything.😢
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അമ്മച്ചി കൊള്ളാല്ലോ, നല്ലോണം കഷ്ടപ്പെട്ടല്ലോ സൂപ്പർ....👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️
Bilva fruit makes excellent juices in summer months. Rani being a malayali,she didn't know as it is a common juice on North of india. Highly medicinal plant. All the prayer leaves flowers of Hindus have significant medicinal values. Rani being brought up a christian probly not aware of many of them. She is such a sweet heart, i loved her voice and enthusiasm and life ve to share her produce.
I think she's not malayali and not christian as well. Because she has kept the Ganesha idol close to end video.
She is telugu. Using words "bangenapaĺli" and "cheema chintha kayalu" and also she mentioned tamarind leaves with lentils. This is typically a telugu dish called chinthaaku pappu😊😊😊
@@pitlakumar yeah I thought so
I think she is from Telugu States
Shes telegu and not malyali. Shes hindu and not Christian. Perfect mix of success. Telegu and hindu.
Thank you for sharing such a soulful garden and lovely compatriot. Keep spreading your positivity and our lovely culture aunty. 😊
So inspiring. Healthy food landscape. Love all she grows. Miss eating in those banana leaves in Guyana. All Hindu religious gatherings we eat our food on the banana leaves as our plates and using our fingers. ❤
Jackfruit is awesome. We have a small older tree in the backyard here with over 30 fruits on it at present. They are smallish trees that are just so productive. Really great to have in the yard.
Oh my. You bring back memories of my childhood in South America growing up with my Grandpa. You have named off every fruit we had in our yard!! Even down to the different varieties of cherry trees. I'm at 11:26 of your video writing this. If you mention cashew, soursop, guinep or sterapple, I'm paying you a visit ❤.
Woww this garden is a dream . Wonderful lady and great host ❤
Backyard looks like it’s in India ❤❤❤
Dreams and goals. I love all the trees and plants.
She is also very kind hearted person and she is also doing service to mankind
Amazing garden, love all the fruit trees. Love to be her neighbour.
This is my dream come true.. beautiful, you are so blessed, lady..
Amazing & great inspiration for all of us! Thank you for sharing❤
This is the single reason I'd move to Florida. So blessed to grow those fruits
There are very good gardens indeed a lot of fruits trees wishing you a very healthy good long life very proud of your experiences very nice to see your good gardens indeed a wonderful 🎉 🎉🎉
We instantly fell in love with your place. Beautiful place. Great work. Congratulations!
What a great yard! She's absolutely adorable!
Love those fruits and Ayurvedic
Beautiful garden. I like it very much. Varieties of trees
Yes that's commendable of her it says a lot about where she came from a country where you use the god given soil to grow some great stuff. If I may mention it my wife and myself we have planted our back yard but we have mango soursop sapadilla Avocado papaya and other stuff. Maybe because we're Indian also but not from India our grandparents came from India. And my wife Indian from India love to plant we don't have a big yard as this lady have but I enjoy it the mangoes were sweet and so were the sapadilla too sweet I made mango jam or as the locals in my home country of Guyana would call it Gurama I ate the last. Once again mam very good
Environment looks like South India❤ nice video
Home grown Pomegranate are just next level and very very sweet and Dark bright red.
I converted my barren lands into mango garden and now small shade farms under it with help of government. My school teacher told me about this scheme of government where they'll provide me with fencing, labour cost, and big saplings and organic fertilizers. My parents are more than happy.
Himachal se h kya bhai
@Volodymyr59 nahi bhai
Beautiful. Tropical weather! I'm in Canada haven't seen the sun in 6 days and minus -12 😀
He is constantly commenting on the high density of this garden and how it'll make fruits hard to access and manage but if it was me I would also want a high density fruit forest garden like this. The birds and squirrels can have all of the fruits. I just love the environment. And tbh this is how dense Indian forests usually are so this lady is just recreating her home country's environment.
My mom would love to meet this lady.. my mom is a garden freak 😂 she don't even have much space but she has grown so many fruit and veggies and flowers in a tiny area! She should have a big land like this lady to grow what she loves.. ❤
The mango you shown in close up is an Alphonso vaiety. It is so much sour when it consumed unripe. But very good taste when it is ripened!
Amazing Lady with a great apathy to grow so many fruit trees. ❤❤❤
I am hoping to buy in Loxatachee because of the yard space, I am in Fort Lauderdale where I have 10000 sq ft lot.
I have lots of fruit trees and am starting to get a collection and put them in big pots. Happy growing everyone.
Wish you can move here pretty soon. The land space is very good and the residents are very amicable, friendly, supportive and welcoming.
Wow!! So amazing!! Great job Rani
Wow wow wow hats off lady Suprerb work❤
I want to spend my oldage like this with full of plants and peace,working hard for now
Really enjoyed watching this video in Florida owned by an Indian lady called Rani. She is a Rani (Queen) of all plants. Very knowledgeable with many varieties of Mangoes. Didn’t know we can use tender Tamarind shoots in Fish curry. In Australia, QLD where I live I have similar garden not big as Rani’s. Red Rosary Pea we called them in India Manjoti. Our recent visit to a property we tasted a black sapote which was round and small but delicious. I can watch this video again and again. I also love water lilies. Thank you Rani and Paul. What do you use Pencil Cactus as we had one and we got rid of it.
That’s is my dream to live surrounded by Nature and fruits & vegetable garden.
Mangoes n guavas n jujubes my favorite fruits!!!!!❤omg that looks like gator haven!!!! Be careful sweetheart ❤
She loves her plants. Kudos.
I think this lady is from andhra pradesh India, she called most fruit names native in andhra , banginapalli mango , seema chintakaya tree and she hold a bunch of mangos called suvarnarekha mangoes 😊