I love your videos and I like to plant too and I recommend you peach tree ....I have two types of peach and I have lime .....I wish you the best and enjoy your delicious fruit and veggies 🙏♥️
Wow! your backyard orchard feels like india to me. Great collection of tropical varieties. Can you please do a more detailed video on your papaya tree. Thankyou!
Hello California Gardening! I love your channel! I have had success with growing blueberries. My experience has been that you need 2 different varieties or you won’t get any fruit. I have a tiff blue variety and another variety I don’t know the name of. I have them in pots next to each other and have had lots of blueberries since doing that. I hope that helps and keep up the great work! ☺️
I’m growing a Meyer lemon, lemon, golden nugget, kishu mandarins, nagami kumquat, Holiday Avocado, persimmon, white nectarine and papaya tree but they are all young trees that have not produced anything yet. Lol. I can’t wait to enjoy fruit my own backyard.
I have many of the trees you have. You need to put the blueberry in a pot, so that you can acidify the soil. You can use peat moss as a top dressing and acidic soil mix. You will need a few plants if you want any sort of production. South moon and emerald are the best. I suggest panache or violet de Bordeaux instead of the mission fig. You will get 30 to 75 figs per plant if you use a 5 gallon pot. If you go to 10, you will get 100 to 200. A jujube or two will give you winter fruits as will a fuyu persimmon. We can also grow apples here in so. Cal. You can ignore the chilling hours for many, such as Fuji or cox orange pippin. I also suggest a pluerry or pluot.
Thanks for sharing! Been following your videos now for a few years, and I appreciate the time you put in to making them! Your new place is coming along. I have 23 fruit trees myself in San Diego, all in the ground. You have a wide selection, however, they do seem to be a tad close together? Most of mine are dwarfs, and I typically have at least 6 feet between. Thanks again for sharing! Can't wait for your peanut growing video!
Wow, nice to know about your fruit trees. Yes due to space constraints, mine are closer. I wish they were a few more feet apart but they'll still grow well
Hello, thank you for your beautiful videos. I have a question about banana trees. On my family property there is a group of banana trees that will not produce any edible fruit. It's growing in a corner spot next to a barn with good sun. We are in south Louisiana with a lot a clay in the soil . Do you think that I could dig up a couple of small trees and move to another area and make them grow good bananas?
new subscriber here.. your garden is beautiful. I would love to start my garden this year but so many varieties .. where do you find those dwarf trees here locally in southern California..?
REALLY depends on where you are. L.A. and orange counties have some of the mildest weather. Riverside, where I'm from, gets colder and hotter than L.A. despite being an hour away. And Palm Springs is almost always hotter than that. Still hotter is Indio/Coachella/Salton Sea. 124 degrees is not unusual in summer.
I grow my blueberries in wooden pots. They need high acidity soil mixture of humus and good garden soil. I found it true blueberries to like growing in the ground, here in California
I tried to grow a meyer lemon in a pot twice, ubsuccessfull, please advise tips to grow in a container, Im in Southern Cali as well. Love your channel.
I grow them in the ground in south Florida and spider mites and those crazy flies constantly attacks the new leaves. To sure what to do either since lemons/limes are so expensive nowadays
Java plum or jamun (grown through seed) take 10 to 12 years to bear fruits. Me too growing java plum from seed (almost 2 years old and it is 2x bigger than your plant😁). Lots of love from India❣
Woww! Your garden made me feel of my hometown in India where I spent childhood summers eating litchis, kala jamun, guavas..hard to find them in US. I have recently moved to Brentwood, California and want to plant some fruit trees in my backyard. This will be my first time gardening. Which fruit trees will you recommend for a newbie like me? Also what should be the distance between two fruit trees? The soil is very hard clay, do I need to amend it before planting fruit trees? where do you buy the tropical fruit trees from? Please guide.
Recommended distance is 5 feet but you can get away with a distance of 3 ft for most dwarf trees. For clay soil, amend with planter mix (available at Home depot and local landscape supply companies in bulk). Keep adding compost and planting mix every 3 months and soil will be very fertile in a few years. Good luck!
Your content is always great and your gardening techniques are inspiring. I do most of my gardening in whiskey barrel containers inspired by you due to limited space. Would you consider making more videos about gardening is whiskey barrel containers? Which plants, how many per pot, optimum soil, size of containers and your personal favorites? Some of mine have started cracking. Thank so much for your wonderful videos!
Thank you. I have done a detailed video on my whiskey barrel container setup which is this: th-cam.com/video/Yy552mEm8J8/w-d-xo.html - Should answer most of your questions!
A lovely tour and great collection of fruit trees. I live in TX. Which of these fruit trees can be grown over here and where to buy them from. Can you be of help in this regard. Moreover, at this time of the year, what are the vegetables that can be grown. Thank you!
You should do a video on the lychee tree! I had a lychee tree but the cold got the better of it. Right now im growing a cousin of it, the longan tree and it seems to take the cold a tad bit better plus is just as delicious as the lychee. I might try growing the lychee again in a container next year instead of in the ground.
Banana leaves are a complete plate for all in some auspicious Indian temples as it is known to all that it has been a tradition in Hindu temples to offer free vegetarian food to all visitors.
You inspired us to place a $500 order of mango trees with plantogram! Which one would you say is your favorite? We got the kesar, Alphonso, and Alampur Baneshan varieties!
Such a impressive collection of fruit trees. I’m sure you will have a beautiful orchard in 5 years.Where did you get the 100 gallon pot? We have quite a small backyard and is looking to plant wurtz avocado and Meyer lemon in the bigger pot?
I had the same question re the 100 gallon pot. He says he got it at AtHome. Luckily, I found one close to where I live. I’m getting one or two or more, for myself!
Hello am kay from the caribbean, saint martin/saint maarten and I love following your videos, and am growing my own back yard garden, but am having problem with insect, especially caterpillars, can you advise me plz.. would appreciate it..
Awesome garden! Could you explain why you put some in pots instead of the ground? I've been debating whether or not to put my trees in pots or ground and trying to find the benefits.
Just to grow more in the space I have. I like to used the paved areas for growing as well and containers work well. You can also control soil in the containers so it makes things easier
That’s an awesome lot of fruit trees. How far are the tree placed apart? Looks like you inter-position between pots and ground around 4 feet? Would that be too cramped? Would be great if you have a visual drawing of these tree with distance apart. This would be such a good guide.
Beautiful garden! Most of your previous garden was in ground with raised beds and now you have 100G pots -- quite a contrast! I remember that little GEM mango tree being moved and installed -- some footage was from your surveillance camera :-) Where did you get the Dasheri mango?
Very nice video. Are you planning to put Jamun in ground? I heard it gets very huge. I have exactly the same size Jamun as yours but not sure at what time I should plant it in the ground and what location would be good?
No I cant put it in the ground as these trees become huge, growing to over 100 ft. I want to keep it constrained. If you have the space, you should plant it in the ground!
Amazing selection of trees! - I suggest that you put your blueberry plant in a pot because it requires acidic soil, so you'll need to treat it differently than your other plants. Also, is your capulin cherry a true cherry tree? I've never heard of a cherry that didn't require cold hours. Also, where did you purchase it? I think there are many of us who would like to get one!
I love your fruit tree collection, from this video i learned that Java Plum is Jamun. Do you know if Jujube and Ber or Bor (in gujarati) are the same thing. I plan on planting a Jujube tree this spring thinking that its Ber. I just want to make sure its the same thing before i plant. Thanks in advance.
Beautiful garden. Where do you purchase your 100 gallon pots? I’m also growing a lot of fruit trees in pots to keep our water pipes safe from tree root intrusion. Thanks so much for sharing your gardening tips. I’m really learning a lot.
Is that wrinkly little tangerine the golden nugget? I would love to grow those. I have an area I was thinking about planting some privet. Now, I think I will put in some fruit trees instead! Thanks for the inspiration.
Is now (Dec 22) a good time to prune fruits trees such as fig, citrus, pear, peach etc ? or am I too late already? I've made mistake in the past by pruning them too late resulting in poor fruit production. Please advise. Thank you in advance.
Nice fruit tree collection!! How do you fertilize and water these in the pots? Different needs for different trees? No? Also, where did you get the mulgova seed and chikoo plant?
For containers, I mix my own, I have several videos posted on how to mix. For raised beds, my contractor got black farm soil initially and then I have been adding home made compost on top of it
@@CaliforniaGardening yes I watched few of your videos on potting mix. I really don’t like the potting mix I get from the shops. After watching your videos I am inspired to make my own. But don’t know where to buy the soil.
U have the entire produce department in your backyard😂..i love it❤
Thank you!
You mean, Nursery 🤭 Very nice Fruity Back Yard🥰
Wow that’s why I love California!!
True that!
Lovely orchard 😍
I love your videos and I like to plant too and I recommend you peach tree ....I have two types of peach and I have lime .....I wish you the best and enjoy your delicious fruit and veggies 🙏♥️
Beautiful Yard🏆
Nice fruits
Wow, fantastic variety of fruit trees! Thanks for laying it out so clearly for us. Love them all, all the best!
You have a fruit paradise!!!
Thank you :)
I followed your tips and I have a prolific kishu tree this year that’s growing in a pot! Thank you!!
Good to know, thanks for sharing!
Love your trees
There’re a lot of dwarf sized trees, and they’re so cute 🥰 Enjoy your garden !
Glad you liked them!
It’s amazing how you’ve found fruits like sapota, mangoes, jamun and others that are hard to buy at stores here in the US!! Love your channel ❤️
If you live in southern California, you can find any tropical fruit trees in many nurseries.
Good work brother
Glad it was helpful! Watch our other videos too!
Wow! your backyard orchard feels like india to me. Great collection of tropical varieties. Can you please do a more detailed video on your papaya tree. Thankyou!
Thank you. I'll try to do a video on the papaya tree once it fruits
Wow I loved seeing all your fruit trees
Finally you planted Alphanso mango in your garden . Very fascinating.
Thank you. And I should definitely thank my loyal viewers like you who have motivated me. So thank YOU!
You are very inspiring - both the care you take of your garden as well as the videos you produce
Wow, I was really excited to see those many fruit trees at a single location really excellent CG
I enjoyed watching all your videos... tq so much for uploads...
I like fruits. I like to eat fruits. 😋😋😋
Wow 👍
Beautiful garden.
Amazing collection! I hope to achieve half of your collection… very inspirational!
Lovely garden! Thanks for sharing with us!
Amazing garden. You have everything in your garden. I am in love with your garden. I wish I have space for all that plants.👍👍Awesome!!
Thank you...
Wow! What a wonderful fruit garden!!
Thanks for visiting
Love from India to California.Wow your videos are so great to watch! Subscriber more than three years .Love your videos!
Awesome! Thank you!
can u please do a vid about your guavas in depth? like each variety. i wanna hear more about strawberry guava!!! great vid fam ❤️🤙
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/EGX1uIR-FFc/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful trees! About to plant some Valencia orange , champagne loquat and Meyer lemon trees.Thank you from San Diego!
Wow looking fwd to more fruit tree videos 😍
Hello California Gardening! I love your channel! I have had success with growing blueberries. My experience has been that you need 2 different varieties or you won’t get any fruit. I have a tiff blue variety and another variety I don’t know the name of. I have them in pots next to each other and have had lots of blueberries since doing that. I hope that helps and keep up the great work! ☺️
Thanks for stopping by and also thanks for the tip on Blueberries. This is one plant I struggle to grow well, but I'll try planting two varieties!
WOW! u have fit soo much in ur nee space, Love it! we’re adding some more fruit trees definitely want to add a guava😊lookin beautiful friend!
Thank you!
Wow soooo nice 👍 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow, you have such a wide variety of trees. 👍🏻
I’m growing a Meyer lemon, lemon, golden nugget, kishu mandarins, nagami kumquat, Holiday Avocado, persimmon, white nectarine and papaya tree but they are all young trees that have not produced anything yet. Lol. I can’t wait to enjoy fruit my own backyard.
Good to know, Keep growing!
Thank you 🙏❤️
Wonderful tour!👍
All in pot...!👌👌
I have many of the trees you have. You need to put the blueberry in a pot, so that you can acidify the soil. You can use peat moss as a top dressing and
acidic soil mix. You will need a few plants if you want any sort of production. South moon and emerald are the best. I suggest panache or violet de Bordeaux instead of the mission fig. You will get 30 to 75 figs per plant if you use a 5 gallon pot. If you go to 10, you will get 100 to 200. A jujube or two will give you winter fruits as will a fuyu persimmon. We can also grow apples here in so. Cal. You can ignore the chilling hours for many, such as Fuji or cox orange pippin. I also suggest a pluerry or pluot.
Garden is looking much better 🪴 I’m so excited to see more progress !!
Wow your trees are amazing wow how AWESOME 💛🌴💐🍂🍁🌿☘️🌱🥑🍊
Thank you!
@@CaliforniaGardening Yw ☘️🌱🌴
Thanks for sharing! Been following your videos now for a few years, and I appreciate the time you put in to making them! Your new place is coming along. I have 23 fruit trees myself in San Diego, all in the ground. You have a wide selection, however, they do seem to be a tad close together? Most of mine are dwarfs, and I typically have at least 6 feet between. Thanks again for sharing! Can't wait for your peanut growing video!
Wow, nice to know about your fruit trees. Yes due to space constraints, mine are closer. I wish they were a few more feet apart but they'll still grow well
Thank You! Very inspiring
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello, thank you for your beautiful videos. I have a question about banana trees. On my family property there is a group of banana trees that will not produce any edible fruit. It's growing in a corner spot next to a barn with good sun. We are in south Louisiana with a lot a clay in the soil . Do you think that I could dig up a couple of small trees and move to another area and make them grow good bananas?
Ys absolutely! Give them plenty of water
Love this. Can you post where you got your banana and guava trees from please? I'm in SoCal as well.
Also, I see that you have a lot of trees in pots. Are you going to keep them in pots forever or at one point would you put them in the ground?
I kept most of them in the pot. Some had to go to the ground.
new subscriber here.. your garden is beautiful. I would love to start my garden this year but so many varieties .. where do you find those dwarf trees here locally in southern California..?
Thanks! I got most of my trees from the Home Depot and some from Logees online
Every fruit you have you say its one of the best fruit you have ever tasted. So which one should i buy? oh i think i will buy them all.
Most of the mangoes you showed are very famous in India ,the Mulgova , Alphonso etc..
Yes they are! My favorite is Kesar :)
Wow I love it! Great job!
If California wasn't so crazy I would totally move there it is the best weather. Beautiful garden!
REALLY depends on where you are. L.A. and orange counties have some of the mildest weather. Riverside, where I'm from, gets colder and hotter than L.A. despite being an hour away. And Palm Springs is almost always hotter than that. Still hotter is Indio/Coachella/Salton Sea. 124 degrees is not unusual in summer.
I grow my blueberries in wooden pots. They need high acidity soil mixture of humus and good garden soil. I found it true blueberries to like growing in the ground, here in California
I tried to grow a meyer lemon in a pot twice, ubsuccessfull, please advise tips to grow in a container, Im in Southern Cali as well. Love your channel.
I grow them in the ground in south Florida and spider mites and those crazy flies constantly attacks the new leaves. To sure what to do either since lemons/limes are so expensive nowadays
Please where do you get your 100gallon pots, how often do you water and what soil mix do you use?
Java plum or jamun (grown through seed) take 10 to 12 years to bear fruits. Me too growing java plum from seed (almost 2 years old and it is 2x bigger than your plant😁). Lots of love from India❣
Its looking amazing.... can share the video of our entire garden! like how it looks ... I'm eager waiting! and did you raise a bed or in the ground...
Where can I buy Gold Nugget Madarin and Murcott Mandarin.... also looking at Gem or Gwen Avacados?
Woww! Your garden made me feel of my hometown in India where I spent childhood summers eating litchis, kala jamun, guavas..hard to find them in US. I have recently moved to Brentwood, California and want to plant some fruit trees in my backyard. This will be my first time gardening. Which fruit trees will you recommend for a newbie like me? Also what should be the distance between two fruit trees? The soil is very hard clay, do I need to amend it before planting fruit trees? where do you buy the tropical fruit trees from? Please guide.
Would like to know the answers to these questions as well.. Can you please respond?
Recommended distance is 5 feet but you can get away with a distance of 3 ft for most dwarf trees. For clay soil, amend with planter mix (available at Home depot and local landscape supply companies in bulk). Keep adding compost and planting mix every 3 months and soil will be very fertile in a few years. Good luck!
Your content is always great and your gardening techniques are inspiring. I do most of my gardening in whiskey barrel containers inspired by you due to limited space. Would you consider making more videos about gardening is whiskey barrel containers? Which plants, how many per pot, optimum soil, size of containers and your personal favorites? Some of mine have started cracking. Thank so much for your wonderful videos!
Thank you. I have done a detailed video on my whiskey barrel container setup which is this: th-cam.com/video/Yy552mEm8J8/w-d-xo.html - Should answer most of your questions!
A lovely tour and great collection of fruit trees. I live in TX. Which of these fruit trees can be grown over here and where to buy them from. Can you be of help in this regard. Moreover, at this time of the year, what are the vegetables that can be grown. Thank you!
From which store did you get your fruit trees especially the guava tree. Please share the info. I live in LosAngeles.
Very nice garden with different varieties. I really like it. I am from Virginia and I want to plant suger apple trees in my garden. Any suggestions
You can, but you'll have to bring it indoors during winters
You should do a video on the lychee tree! I had a lychee tree but the cold got the better of it. Right now im growing a cousin of it, the longan tree and it seems to take the cold a tad bit better plus is just as delicious as the lychee. I might try growing the lychee again in a container next year instead of in the ground.
Yes I'll try to do one once it fruits
Banana leaves are a complete plate for all in some auspicious Indian temples as it is known to all that it has been a tradition in Hindu temples to offer free vegetarian food to all visitors.
Yes they are. We do eat in banana leaves sometimes, the food tastes amazing!
We got new house where did you get all these plants we live in california lathrop area can you pls suggest which type of landscape you followed
You inspired us to place a $500 order of mango trees with plantogram! Which one would you say is your favorite? We got the kesar, Alphonso, and Alampur Baneshan varieties!
Good to know, I love the Kesar and Alphonso. My wife liked Dasheri :) Mallika is also a nice hybrid variety if you like bainganapalli mangoes
@@CaliforniaGardening .Jesus loves you repent , he's coming back, repent of your sins and follow Jesus,,,
Another question...how much space should I leave in between fruit trees in ground?
any reason why you have some fruit trees in containers and some in ground. how do you decide which to put where?
Such a impressive collection of fruit trees. I’m sure you will have a beautiful orchard in 5 years.Where did you get the 100 gallon pot? We have quite a small backyard and is looking to plant wurtz avocado and Meyer lemon in the bigger pot?
Thank you!
I had the same question re the 100 gallon pot. He says he got it at AtHome. Luckily, I found one close to where I live. I’m getting one or two or more, for myself!
Where did you get Alphonso & black pepper mangoes?? I live in California too ( mountain house) …… please suggest 🙏
4:21 Nice white sapote tree 👍 You should grow mamey sapote
Hello am kay from the caribbean, saint martin/saint maarten and I love following your videos, and am growing my own back yard garden, but am having problem with insect, especially caterpillars, can you advise me plz.. would appreciate it..
Great video. Where did you get your Mexican lime tree? I cannot find them anywhere in socal
Awesome garden! Could you explain why you put some in pots instead of the ground? I've been debating whether or not to put my trees in pots or ground and trying to find the benefits.
Just to grow more in the space I have. I like to used the paved areas for growing as well and containers work well. You can also control soil in the containers so it makes things easier
That’s an awesome lot of fruit trees. How far are the tree placed apart? Looks like you inter-position between pots and ground around 4 feet? Would that be too cramped? Would be great if you have a visual drawing of these tree with distance apart. This would be such a good guide.
For home grown fruit trees 2 ft to 5 ft is the recommended spacing
By inter placing pots, the soil beneath the pots can be used by the adjacent trees
@@CaliforniaGardening thank you for the reply.
Beautiful garden! Most of your previous garden was in ground with raised beds and now you have 100G pots -- quite a contrast! I remember that little GEM mango tree being moved and installed -- some footage was from your surveillance camera :-) Where did you get the Dasheri mango?
Very nice video. Are you planning to put Jamun in ground? I heard it gets very huge. I have exactly the same size Jamun as yours but not sure at what time I should plant it in the ground and what location would be good?
No I cant put it in the ground as these trees become huge, growing to over 100 ft. I want to keep it constrained. If you have the space, you should plant it in the ground!
Are these trees bearing fruit. They seem really young - did you just plant them? When they mature it’s going to get crowded.
I really enjoy your channel. Thought i had subscribed before, but was missing posts. Just fixed that.
Amazing selection of trees! - I suggest that you put your blueberry plant in a pot because it requires acidic soil, so you'll need to treat it differently than your other plants. Also, is your capulin cherry a true cherry tree? I've never heard of a cherry that didn't require cold hours. Also, where did you purchase it? I think there are many of us who would like to get one!
I love your fruit tree collection, from this video i learned that Java Plum is Jamun. Do you know if Jujube and Ber or Bor (in gujarati) are the same thing. I plan on planting a Jujube tree this spring thinking that its Ber. I just want to make sure its the same thing before i plant. Thanks in advance.
I see most of the fruits trees are in containers. Do they have to be moved to ground eventually or they can stay in the container forever ?
Would like to know this too
The trees in the pot will stay there. The pot is large enough for several years of growing
@@CaliforniaGardening but tamarind trees, as per my knowledge is huge tree. Will u be growing it later
On the ground?
Beautiful !!!
Where in California are you?
I live in Sacramento
Thanks! We are in Irvine, California
Beautiful garden. Where do you purchase your 100 gallon pots? I’m also growing a lot of fruit trees in pots to keep our water pipes safe from tree root intrusion. Thanks so much for sharing your gardening tips. I’m really learning a lot.
We got it at a local store called AtHome
where do you get the tropical fruit trees that are reasonable in price? i'm looking for longgan, rambutan, cherimoya, kerson and lychees.
@@CaliforniaGardening - are it from home Depot?
Is that wrinkly little tangerine the golden nugget? I would love to grow those. I have an area I was thinking about planting some privet. Now, I think I will put in some fruit trees instead! Thanks for the inspiration.
Yes it is. They are quite good in taste. Fruit trees are definitely better than privets :) Happy Gardening!
Is now (Dec 22) a good time to prune fruits trees such as fig, citrus, pear, peach etc ? or am I too late already? I've made mistake in the past by pruning them too late resulting in poor fruit production. Please advise. Thank you in advance.
Nice fruit tree collection!! How do you fertilize and water these in the pots? Different needs for different trees? No? Also, where did you get the mulgova seed and chikoo plant?
Thanks! See this for fertilization schedule: th-cam.com/video/Zfa8E7BjIoo/w-d-xo.html
The plants I got from logees online
@@CaliforniaGardening what about Malgova mango seed? Did you get the plant in logees?
I would like to grow the fruits you mentioned at Sacramento CA.
Yes you can!
Hi, how do you keep squirrels from eating the fruit?
I love your content so much. I'm curious, where can I get these fruits trees by seed?
Do they all do well during freezing weather?
Not sure yet. Some of them did survive the last winter though. A little concerned about the sugar apple (sitaphal) and lychee tree
Where do u buy the large 100 gallon containers for fruit trees?
We got them at a local shop called AtHome
@@CaliforniaGardening - can you please share the address of nursery?
Can I ask why you chose different avocado variety from the Gem avocado tree?
Thats because the GEM is not sold now. Gwen is the next closest.
Where did you got the alphanso mango tree???
Plantogram.com
Where did you buy or order most of your fruit trees at or from?
Lovely tour also. You
Where did you get your dwarf lychee?
We got it from an online nursery but it eventually died!
What pot are you using do you ? Please share the link for that pls.
Where do you buy your garden soil?. I want some good soil which I can use to make my own potting soil.
For containers, I mix my own, I have several videos posted on how to mix. For raised beds, my contractor got black farm soil initially and then I have been adding home made compost on top of it
@@CaliforniaGardening yes I watched few of your videos on potting mix. I really don’t like the potting mix I get from the shops. After watching your videos I am inspired to make my own. But don’t know where to buy the soil.
I guess u should try jujubee😅😅😇
Wow! Where did you buy the mango trees? So impressive!
Got them from plantogram online!