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@ 4:58 Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) is a species of Hibiscus probably native to West Africa. In the Caribbean we use it for teas and a traditional (served cold) Christmas drink known as Sorrel.
You should dry the hibiscus down and then boil the flowers.. you are are left with some awesome juice add some sweetener and ice it’s the most perfect drink for the summer ! Try it !!
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VeganAthlete That thai hibiscus is called 'sorrel' here in Jamaica. We 'draw/brew' it in hot water along with ginger and a little pimento. then we cool it and add red wine and sweeten to taste.. we have this at Christmas time!
In Trinidad we don't add the pimento, we boil the (deseeded) sorrel with bayleaf and other spices eg nutmeg, cinnamon. We then let it cool, strain, and sweeten the brew. The boiled sorrel pulp that remains is used to make jam, it is boiled some more then blended and for 2 cups pulp add 2cups sugar.
Beautiful garden, I could just relax there with all the vegetation and water and look at the fishes and eating everything. It's a personal garden of Eden ❤️
Dude! You live the life that I look forward to living in a couple years when I have a home and property! Your videos are so cool! This one is amazing thank you for taking us through your garden!
VeganAthlete Do try to plant rambutan and durian trees!!! Hope to see them in your yard in next few years! Rambutan come with two colors, yellow and red. With their vibrant colors it will definitely become center of attraction to your garden. By the way I love all your videos!! Hi! From Malaysia.
Thank you for your wonderful video. Your enthusiasm and knowledge are much appreciated. It is so good to see a young guy caring for his body and environment so well. So, all the way from Australia, I say keep up the good work and all the best to you!
don't be jealous! With a few seeds you can have your own massive garden like this in a few months! plants grow fast! And you'll have so much fun growing and cloning!
Riza Tiu that's what I'm doing! I'd rather not fill my parents yard with plants just yet (although I'm dying to) so I have some in my house near the window, where I can take them outside for a few hours if they look like they need it.
The cucumber that you have , we call scruffy cucumbers in the Caribbean. We cook them in rice or with other veggies. They have a sweet cabbage like taste. Really good.
You'd probably be surprised by how little protein we actually need. On a SAD diet, people eat far more than they actually need (about twice the daily requirement), and even vegans sometimes consume a lot more protein than is necessary, without even trying. Also, I am a vegan and do not constantly eat to make up for any other common nutrient deficiencies. I simply eat more plant foods that are nutrient-dense enough to supplement anything I'm not consuming through meat, and take my daily vitamins and iron tablets. Been living this way for about a year, and so far it's been pretty simple.
Beautiful paradise garden - I hope the Central Park in NYC would have just few of those trees, even behind heavy fence to show kids the real NATURAL WORLD of plants. As compliment to that small store with those real ripe tasty fruits, leaves , pods, and other eatable parts of plants.
When we lived in Utah we had a peach tree which was very prolific, hundreds of peaches. It was a lot to eat, freeze, give away. They were some of the best peaches though. I can't imagine having a garden like yours but it looks very rewarding
Jake, at about 9:40 into the video you say you have some Longevity Spinach, actually I think that is Okinawa Spinach, which I have been growing for years. There are a couple varieties one is green like yours and another has some purple highlights. Both are very good at controlling cholesterol and blood sugar issues, and Delicious too.
I’m so amazed that you had a whole meal just walking around your garden. It encourages me to keep gardening in my backyard. I can’t wait until my garden is as bountiful as yours. Thanks for sharing. 😀😃
Just bought a house in the country in the Midwest. I have a bunch of dwarf fruit seeds coming in as well as starting some veggie sprouts in pots over the winter. I watched a few of your videos, thanks for the tips! Can't wait to have my own garden forest
I'm so inspired now from watching this video. I live in Michigan and I've got a whole backyard to plant next year. I've started with a blueberry shrub.
Wow, Mr. You and me are soo much alike. I go around my garden almost every morning or night, in the cool of the day and pick whatever available from my growth and eat right in the spots. Best feeling ever. Thanks for the wonderful videos.
I love this! It's beautiful and there were so many grapefruits it's unbelievable! I'm so jealous your garden is goals and I just leaned about so many new fruits from watching this video so thank you.
I feel like as an adult (im 15 rn) i probably wont have a bunch of space to fill with all my favorite fruits and veggies and ill just end up grafting a bunch of stuff together so i can still have most of what i want.
Nice garden with beautiful trees with varieties of fruits, love it. I love planting too but I don't have big garden. My youngest daughter n her fam live in Arizona city, they plant several fruit trees n vegetables too. Thanks for sharing yr video, love it.
I loved your garden. Great video. I'm from the Caribbean and what you called hibiscus we call sorrel. You can use it to make a lovely, refreshing drink with ginger. Thanks for the tour.
we made syrup with that thai hibiscus...we call it roselle...boil with water to get a very nice colour syrup and make jam with the access...very delicious
thai hibiscus also known as sorrel you should boil it with the seeds then separate the seeds from the pulp then boil again with staranese and cinamon and cardimum then squeeze out the juice into a mug. add some water and sugar(optional) serve cold. Us trinidadians love it around Christmas time
Well done! I use my Roselle from Hibiscus in Tea. I freeze the blooms for tea all through the winter. I'm in zone 7ISH. So, what I don't pull by the frost gets lost to Mother Nature. Roselle is HIGH in Vitamin C!
I love that you eat what you grow!! I know it's not easy to grow in Az!!! My heart is in the mountains, but my body is stuck in the Az desert for now...
i live in jamaica, i see almost all these plants here and i will make proper use of them thanks to you, you could also use the peels you discard to make tea, that's what me and my mother do from time to time.
your garden is really nice! i wish the climate in germany would let me grow such great plants. we have also good fruits we can grow, but you can grow all those what woudnt last a winter here. i have an olivetree for 5 years and 2 fig trees, but i dont know how they would manage a real cold winter. i should really leave germany, it makes me jealous :D
That first veggie is very popular here in northwest Brazil and it's called MAXIXE over here . We often consume it in soups or stews like COZIDO ( beef stew) .
that thi hibiscus is used to make a great juice in Jamaican but we call it sorrel instead boil the water put the sorrel in with ginger and let it sit a few hours then strain sweeten and enjoy with a few cubes of ice
after i finished watch this video, i think those plant easy you find in Indonesia. Some we use for traditional medicine, and some we use for vegetable. nice to see you
I absolutely love this video if you ever have any leftover seeds of any plant that you have feel free to send them over and they were have a loving home where they can grow and be consumed
Hi Jake that grapefruit take me to my childhood..I fell like having it in my both hand...I am from Mauritius let me tell you, during the end of holiday season. You will find all youngsters behind the tree opening up the fruits there is a place call pamplemouse in French..and is the best fruits we can get out of the tree's Wow big like yours..ruby red. Juicy and sweet..love your garden Jake
that thai hibiscus is called sorrel here in Jamaica we usually harvest them for christmas and dry them in the sun then steep in hot ginger water with pimento then let it cool and sweeten with brown sugar. its an amazing drink and any jamaican about sorrel with christmas dinner and fruit cake lol.
I so enjoyed following you in your garden. Grapefruit is one of my favorite citrus. Thank you for sharing. If only I could grow citrus here in Michigan.
I got to get watch this video all over again and more of your videos so I can get me a tree setup area on my Ranch Homestead of this sort. I got plenty of space but I like the neatness and niceness of your area. I’m on 24 acres but I wld only want what’s close to me like yours. Not a whole lot.
that is moringa tree. that's my favorite vegetable. lots of nutrients in high percentage. sadly I can't grow that here in Mi. it's been a long time never eat Moringa
I personally prefer Poinsett 76 for cucumbers, they are a heirloom with a huge yield, for row or trellis planting or Straight 8s for container planting. For grapes try Scuppernog Muskadines which are wide edibles. For fig, try the Chicago fig since they will survive freezing temperatures. Also try persimmon trees, lovely sweet fruit. Honeyberry is a fruiting shrub native to North America that is related to blueberries. They are a bit oblong and are quite good.
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I like the climbing arch for the cucumbers. I've never done that but it makes perfect sense.
@ 4:58 Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) is a species of Hibiscus probably native to West Africa. In the Caribbean we use it for teas and a traditional (served cold) Christmas drink known as Sorrel.
You should dry the hibiscus down and then boil the flowers.. you are are left with some awesome juice add some sweetener and ice it’s the most perfect drink for the summer ! Try it !!
Thai hibiscus is called sorrel in Trinidad( caribbean). It mostly grows around xmas time and is boiled and sweetened. A popular local drink!
Stefaanie M same in Jamaica
Stefaanie M same in Sudan
Same in Guyana.
Steff M I am a Jamaica and I was just going to type that lol
here in malaysia its call roselle..
really good stuff
by eating it as jam n syrup
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VeganAthlete That thai hibiscus is called 'sorrel' here in Jamaica. We 'draw/brew' it in hot water along with ginger and a little pimento. then we cool it and add red wine and sweeten to taste.. we have this at Christmas time!
Jason Brown if only others know how tasty and refreshing sorrels is!
In Trinidad we don't add the pimento, we boil the (deseeded) sorrel with bayleaf and other spices eg nutmeg, cinnamon. We then let it cool, strain, and sweeten the brew. The boiled sorrel pulp that remains is used to make jam, it is boiled some more then blended and for 2 cups pulp add 2cups sugar.
Beautiful garden, I could just relax there with all the vegetation and water and look at the fishes and eating everything. It's a personal garden of Eden ❤️
I don't want to be vegan, but I would love a garden like this
wait...but the meat you eat is seasoned with vegan seasonings...
+KuroiMushi dwl ikr
Nope, sorry you can't have one if you're not vegan ;P
@@yessumyecrad lol
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This is what i call GOALS
Dude! You live the life that I look forward to living in a couple years when I have a home and property! Your videos are so cool! This one is amazing thank you for taking us through your garden!
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VeganAthlete , any way to get a box of those grapefruit from ya? They look amazing!
VeganAthlete Do try to plant rambutan and durian trees!!! Hope to see them in your yard in next few years! Rambutan come with two colors, yellow and red. With their vibrant colors it will definitely become center of attraction to your garden. By the way I love all your videos!! Hi! From Malaysia.
VeganAthlete
Jus ak Ginjot yellow rambutans mean that they are not ripened
Madison Tae we do have yellow rambutans...its not unripe, its just how it is :) unripe rambutan is green even for the yellow variety
This dude literally doesn't need to go to the store since it's in his backyard
Chris McCright Yes
But to the garden supply store da
@@VeganAthlete but nice garden
Thank you for your wonderful video. Your enthusiasm and knowledge are much appreciated. It is so good to see a young guy caring for his body and environment so well. So, all the way from Australia, I say keep up the good work and all the best to you!
damn im so envious of your beautiful garden man. its an oasis!!
Mike Blaid
don't be jealous! With a few seeds you can have your own massive garden like this in a few months! plants grow fast! And you'll have so much fun growing and cloning!
luv ur garden especially the papaya tree
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So inspiring what you are doing. Someday if I have my own land I will surely plant my own fruit bearing trees.
Riza Tiu that's what I'm doing! I'd rather not fill my parents yard with plants just yet (although I'm dying to) so I have some in my house near the window, where I can take them outside for a few hours if they look like they need it.
Thanks ,Rollo Lawson!😊
Thank you, Sunflower Boy!
this is one of the most spectacular gardens i have ever seen there are so many beautiful things happening all at once
The cucumber that you have , we call scruffy cucumbers in the Caribbean. We cook them in rice or with other veggies. They have a sweet cabbage like taste. Really good.
Does he ever stop eating ? hahaha!!
when you're vegan you have to constantly eat to make up for lack of protein
You'd probably be surprised by how little protein we actually need. On a SAD diet, people eat far more than they actually need (about twice the daily requirement), and even vegans sometimes consume a lot more protein than is necessary, without even trying. Also, I am a vegan and do not constantly eat to make up for any other common nutrient deficiencies. I simply eat more plant foods that are nutrient-dense enough to supplement anything I'm not consuming through meat, and take my daily vitamins and iron tablets. Been living this way for about a year, and so far it's been pretty simple.
Lilac Luisa being vegan sucks. MMM, MEAT!
@@PrestonBozeman it can suck at first, but once you gain knowledge about the lifestyle. Its all good.
Beautiful paradise garden - I hope the Central Park in NYC would have just few of those trees, even behind heavy fence to show kids the real NATURAL WORLD of plants. As compliment to that small store with those real ripe tasty fruits, leaves , pods, and other eatable parts of plants.
Interesting...I haven’t seen spike cucumbers before.....did you plant any bitter melons? 😉
Thanks for the tour. Very calming to watch. Great get away for my mind. During a stressful time in my life.
This is the most satisfying garden tour I've ever see. This guy really build a world out of his garden.
Wow, I need to eat one of your grapefruits every morning.
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Yum, yum, ...you got some yummy fruits growing in your garden Jake. I love how them grape fruits are just hanging near the trunk, so pretty..
When we lived in Utah we had a peach tree which was very prolific, hundreds of peaches. It was a lot to eat, freeze, give away. They were some of the best peaches though. I can't imagine having a garden like yours but it looks very rewarding
Jake, at about 9:40 into the video you say you have some Longevity Spinach, actually I think that is Okinawa Spinach, which I have been growing for years. There are a couple varieties one is green like yours and another has some purple highlights. Both are very good at controlling cholesterol and blood sugar issues, and Delicious too.
BigDogBob the green one is longevity spinach. the purple one is okinawan spinach. i have both growing.
BigDogBob kh
I’m so amazed that you had a whole meal just walking around your garden. It encourages me to keep gardening in my backyard. I can’t wait until my garden is as bountiful as yours. Thanks for sharing. 😀😃
Just bought a house in the country in the Midwest. I have a bunch of dwarf fruit seeds coming in as well as starting some veggie sprouts in pots over the winter. I watched a few of your videos, thanks for the tips! Can't wait to have my own garden forest
man you remind me of myself as a kid just takin munchy walks through the garden.....kinda puts a whole new on after school snacks lol
I'm so inspired now from watching this video. I live in Michigan and I've got a whole backyard to plant next year. I've started with a blueberry shrub.
Love grapefruit. Wish I could have tasted those. UMMMM. The juice was just coming out of it. WOW.
Wow, Mr. You and me are soo much alike. I go around my garden almost every morning or night, in the cool of the day and pick whatever available from my growth and eat right in the spots. Best feeling ever. Thanks for the wonderful videos.
11:04 thats groundberry, its taste better when the cover is clear and the berry is white.
This guy eating leaf left and right
I love this! It's beautiful and there were so many grapefruits it's unbelievable! I'm so jealous your garden is goals and I just leaned about so many new fruits from watching this video so thank you.
I feel like as an adult (im 15 rn) i probably wont have a bunch of space to fill with all my favorite fruits and veggies and ill just end up grafting a bunch of stuff together so i can still have most of what i want.
Jake, you made an old woman smile today. Thanks for entertaining while you teach
those cucumbers looked and sounded delicious with that satisfying crunch...
Love you man, we hardly see such a beautiful and literally full garden now a days even in my country.
wow u got a big back yard
Nice garden with beautiful trees with varieties of fruits, love it. I love planting too but I don't have big garden. My youngest daughter n her fam live in Arizona city, they plant several fruit trees n vegetables too. Thanks for sharing yr video, love it.
This is so amazing! Your garden is beautiful! I love fruit trees so much!
Thank you for sharing those gorgeous plants,it really gives positive vibes! Happy gardening watching from Japan🌹💕☕️☕️😊🤩👍🏻🌿
that leaves u called maringa we called it malungay here in philippines. i love ur garden. wow ..amazing..
I loved your garden. Great video. I'm from the Caribbean and what you called hibiscus we call sorrel. You can use it to make a lovely, refreshing drink with ginger. Thanks for the tour.
Love your videos ,very funny and informative.... I be laughing right through.
we made syrup with that thai hibiscus...we call it roselle...boil with water to get a very nice colour syrup and make jam with the access...very delicious
thai hibiscus also known as sorrel you should boil it with the seeds then separate the seeds from the pulp then boil again with staranese and cinamon and cardimum then squeeze out the juice into a mug. add some water and sugar(optional) serve cold. Us trinidadians love it around Christmas time
4:54 It is called '' but giam'' in Vietnam and used to make jam
Roselle makes an incredible jam. It has plenty of pectin so you only have to add sugar and a little water.
I'm living vicariously through you Jake. Canadian vegan for 16 years. I've never even heard of most of your fruit and am totally fascinated.
Well done!
I use my Roselle from Hibiscus in Tea. I freeze the blooms for tea all through the winter. I'm in zone 7ISH. So, what I don't pull by the frost gets lost to Mother Nature. Roselle is HIGH in Vitamin C!
I accidentally stumbled upon your channel! Man I love your garden ! Thanks for the videos
Your garden is beautiful. I would love to have a garden like yours. I feel inspired to have my own garden now.
I love that you eat what you grow!! I know it's not easy to grow in Az!!! My heart is in the mountains, but my body is stuck in the Az desert for now...
I had a tour of your garden. I really enjoyed .
yasmin barket 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@VeganAthlete really a healthy hobby.
Your yard just looks better every tour you give, I remember your first when you just had a patch of dirt with no pond or anything.
i live in jamaica, i see almost all these plants here and i will make proper use of them thanks to you, you could also use the peels you discard to make tea, that's what me and my mother do from time to time.
I love your garden. You're my inspiration for my future garden.
You are so smart man ,I love everything from organic , thanks goodness Mother Earth
You've inspired me to start my own when I move next year. Thanks for sharing.
your garden is really nice! i wish the climate in germany would let me grow such great plants. we have also good fruits we can grow, but you can grow all those what woudnt last a winter here. i have an olivetree for 5 years and 2 fig trees, but i dont know how they would manage a real cold winter.
i should really leave germany, it makes me jealous :D
Same here in the Netherlands, I'd love to have a garden like that but most of those plants don't grow here.
That first veggie is very popular here in northwest Brazil and it's called MAXIXE over here . We often consume it in soups or stews like COZIDO ( beef stew) .
Hi,
In Brazil this is maxixe. (First plant)
hi friend ,iam from afghanistan,iam thankful for valuable info
moringa with lemongrass and ginger for tea. yummy! 😊
that thi hibiscus is used to make a great juice in Jamaican but we call it sorrel instead boil the water put the sorrel in with ginger and let it sit a few hours then strain sweeten and enjoy with a few cubes of ice
after i finished watch this video, i think those plant easy you find in Indonesia. Some we use for traditional medicine, and some we use for vegetable. nice to see you
I love this! I grew up in a home with a huge edible garden and I one day hope to do the same!
you realy inspire me to make a garden in my future im looking forward to all your friuts
I absolutely love this video if you ever have any leftover seeds of any plant that you have feel free to send them over and they were have a loving home where they can grow and be consumed
Omg 😱so beautiful place your garden is a gift from the heaven 😇
Wow! Amazing job with you garden.
Hi Jake that grapefruit take me to my childhood..I fell like having it in my both hand...I am from Mauritius let me tell you, during the end of holiday season. You will find all youngsters behind the tree opening up the fruits there is a place call pamplemouse in French..and is the best fruits we can get out of the tree's Wow big like yours..ruby red. Juicy and sweet..love your garden Jake
It's so satisfying to me that he just takes the fruit off and eats it whole without washing it!
Awesome awesome. I like how he describes the taste of each fruit or herb
Awesome tour Jake loved the ape harem joke, eating all the food, thats what I'd be doing too, that's some full spectrum tonic!
Awesome..love your fruits garden. Awesome video
we call those hibiscus sorrel, the petals are boiled and strained with sugar and spicey for a christmas drink
The plant you called Hibiscus is known as sorrel in the Caribbean and we make an awesome drink from it.
that thai hibiscus is called sorrel here in Jamaica we usually harvest them for christmas and dry them in the sun then steep in hot ginger water with pimento then let it cool and sweeten with brown sugar. its an amazing drink and any jamaican about sorrel with christmas dinner and fruit cake lol.
Wow! I love your garden, and would love to grow a garden myself!
in my country the plant you called tomatillo was a wild plant here under bamboo cluster
OMG!!! All those fruits... I am dying to visit your garden.
I so enjoyed following you in your garden. Grapefruit is one of my favorite citrus. Thank you for sharing. If only I could grow citrus here in Michigan.
I hope I can have a garden like this one day. Just love it!
You got very nice fruit and vegetables growing nicely
I love what you are doing! Wish to have a place like what you had.
I got to get watch this video all over again and more of your videos so I can get me a tree setup area on my Ranch Homestead of this sort. I got plenty of space but I like the neatness and niceness of your area. I’m on 24 acres but I wld only want what’s close to me like yours. Not a whole lot.
Wow! mouth watering garden!
That is an amazing garden. I grow a garden every spring and never have to buy veggies during that time.
this was really interesting to watch, you have a beautiful property . I love grapefruit
that is moringa tree. that's my favorite vegetable. lots of nutrients in high percentage. sadly I can't grow that here in Mi. it's been a long time never eat Moringa
The spiny one is Maxixe , grow a lot in north Brazil
So beautiful. You must be very proud of your garden. Hope I will do something like this someday👍💪
Man I'm so jealous of you! I always want a garden like that! You can just go out back and eat in your back yard!
I personally prefer Poinsett 76 for cucumbers, they are a heirloom with a huge yield, for row or trellis planting or Straight 8s for container planting. For grapes try Scuppernog Muskadines which are wide edibles. For fig, try the Chicago fig since they will survive freezing temperatures. Also try persimmon trees, lovely sweet fruit. Honeyberry is a fruiting shrub native to North America that is related to blueberries. They are a bit oblong and are quite good.
11:00 in java is called "Ceplukan"
His ape Harem and his little ape children LOL I heard it all 12:30