You have cultivated very nice fruits in your garden. You are meeting your daily needs of fruit. It's an unique. I liked your video. Added you in my list of best friends.
I can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers and views. You are so underrated.. keep up the good content ❤️ love from South Africa 🇿🇦 hope your channel only grows xx
Excited to see how the red papaya goes! Such an awesome looking plant. Nice collection you’ve got there - and yes Lemonades are the best! Haha. You should have a go with Pepinos as other small things you could fit in..? :)
Thank you! I definitely need some more exotic weird fruits now I have a good base. Especially in this climate we can grow pretty much anything! Inspired by your growing from seed trees! Not a fan of pepinos but something similar in between is a great idea! The back fence use to also be my veggie garden but now I have a dedicated space for that I can start getting more fruit layering!
I love lemonade trees lol, we got a second for the backyard citrus wall we are planting, going to make them close so they grow into a hedge. We have ordered a sweet lime to go with it, so fingers crossed its like the lemonade just lime instead of lemon.
I love fruit trees. I'm in zone 6a and cannot grow citrus in ground so I bring them inside in winter and sit under really good grow lights. I have 2 kumquats a calamondin orange, satsuma mandarin. and meyer lemon. Also a peach.
hastycontemplation that is commitment and definitely urban food forest inside! I think I should be doing that with my pineapples they didn’t like the winter 🥶 I have being thinking about getting a variegated calamondin!
Very nicely arranged garden, guava, banana, papaya are easily grown, but other fruits need more attention. This is a very nice video created. Thanks for sharing your video. I liked your video and Subscribed to follow you on TH-cam. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2022.
Much love from LA, just plated a lemonade in the ground and I’m excited to see it take off. Any suggestions on growing it? I can’t find any info on it as it’s relatively rare
Hi Holly, thanks for the video. For the fruit trees along the fence, do you have a 'rule of thumb' for how close you space your trees? Keep up the good work
Hi Dimitri, no not really. I wanted them to cover the fence so I probably went a little too close but I am working in a small space. mine are probably average 1.5m apart. Each tree will grow differently so best to read the labels they usually tell you how wide they will grow.
We have peach , plum , pear , apple , persimon , lemon & lemonade , orange , mandarin , fig , olive , feijoa , possibly a lime according to my sister , maybe a Kangaroo apple & 17 banana which two have flowered. I really want a cherry , apricot , and advacardo 🥰
Hey I have feijoa plant similar size to urs on my Allen but I wanna move it to a different part of the lawn. Do u reckon at that size it’s too big to love? If not any tips on moving it?
Hey Crystal, It is still a young tree so I want it to focus it’s energy on growing a good root system and strong limbs before it fruits. I planted it less than a year ago.
@@SustainableHolly that makes sense, I definitely wouldn't have thought to stop it from fruiting. 😂 I'll keep that in mind for when we finally have some!
Essentially Crystal I am learning the hard way with my lemon! It had so many lemons and the branches literally snapped off and it has to be permanently tied so it doesn’t fall over haha
Where do u love to be able to grow citrus. I am in Maryland and I have invested heavily in tropical fruits I have a bunch of lemon Mandarin and oranges sprouting right now worried about winter.
Those fruits look amazing! What's your favourite type of guava to grow/eat? I'd love to try grow one myself! Also, I was curious to know if you have come across any citrus wasps on your citrus trees?
Oooh such a hard one. I do love the lemon guava as they produce heaps of small yellow fruit and the Hawaiian guava. I hadn’t had any wasps up until recently I found one gall on my lemon tree so I removed it and got rid of of the branch 🤞🤞
Why is it nobody has established food forests that are 10 15 yrs old on YT they always have young trees mostly seems like is there something in the future we should know? lol
Ok so pineapples aren’t really a tree but it’s 15 “ish” fruit trees 🤣 What fruit trees are you growing?
You have cultivated very nice fruits in your garden. You are meeting your daily needs of fruit. It's an unique. I liked your video.
Added you in my list of best friends.
I think I have never seen such a beautiful upload for a long time. Excellent video. ❤️❤️
I can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers and views. You are so underrated.. keep up the good content ❤️ love from South Africa 🇿🇦 hope your channel only grows xx
Thank you for your kind words 😊🌱
Beautiful yard and beautiful trees🍊🍋🍊🍋
Thank you 🍊🍋
Excited to see how the red papaya goes! Such an awesome looking plant. Nice collection you’ve got there - and yes Lemonades are the best! Haha. You should have a go with Pepinos as other small things you could fit in..? :)
Thank you! I definitely need some more exotic weird fruits now I have a good base. Especially in this climate we can grow pretty much anything! Inspired by your growing from seed trees! Not a fan of pepinos but something similar in between is a great idea! The back fence use to also be my veggie garden but now I have a dedicated space for that I can start getting more fruit layering!
Sustainable Holly nice one :) look forward to more updates
Loved this! You can never have enough fruit trees I think! 😍👌🏻
Definitely not 🙊 food forest dreams
It looks so beautiful front yard, do you have video for this raised bed. How did you make it. Thank you Holly
I love lemonade trees lol, we got a second for the backyard citrus wall we are planting, going to make them close so they grow into a hedge. We have ordered a sweet lime to go with it, so fingers crossed its like the lemonade just lime instead of lemon.
How good are they?! Fedge! It’s only way to go I love mine. Ooo I have never heard of a sweet lime. It sounds so good.
I love fruit trees. I'm in zone 6a and cannot grow citrus in ground so I bring them inside in winter and sit under really good grow lights. I have 2 kumquats a calamondin orange, satsuma mandarin. and meyer lemon. Also a peach.
hastycontemplation that is commitment and definitely urban food forest inside! I think I should be doing that with my pineapples they didn’t like the winter 🥶 I have being thinking about getting a variegated calamondin!
Very nicely arranged garden, guava, banana, papaya are easily grown, but other fruits need more attention.
This is a very nice video created. Thanks for sharing your video.
I liked your video and Subscribed to follow you on TH-cam.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2022.
Thank you for joining! Happy new year 🌱
Good
Thank you
Much love from LA, just plated a lemonade in the ground and I’m excited to see it take off. Any suggestions on growing it? I can’t find any info on it as it’s relatively rare
Hi Holly, thanks for the video. For the fruit trees along the fence, do you have a 'rule of thumb' for how close you space your trees? Keep up the good work
Hi Dimitri, no not really. I wanted them to cover the fence so I probably went a little too close but I am working in a small space. mine are probably average 1.5m apart. Each tree will grow differently so best to read the labels they usually tell you how wide they will grow.
We have peach , plum , pear , apple , persimon , lemon & lemonade , orange , mandarin , fig , olive , feijoa , possibly a lime according to my sister , maybe a Kangaroo apple & 17 banana which two have flowered. I really want a cherry , apricot , and advacardo 🥰
my gosh what a delicious list!
Gday holly, I have most of these too. Nice trees! Why is your banana not doing well? Too cold?
You should get some passion fruit for your fence
blue Java ice cream banana Tree that is a great variety if you live in the correct zone to grow it Is did really well in zone 9
Hey I have feijoa plant similar size to urs on my Allen but I wanna move it to a different part of the lawn. Do u reckon at that size it’s too big to love? If not any tips on moving it?
Hey Holly, question. Why not let the blood orange tree fruit?
Hey Crystal, It is still a young tree so I want it to focus it’s energy on growing a good root system and strong limbs before it fruits. I planted it less than a year ago.
@@SustainableHolly that makes sense, I definitely wouldn't have thought to stop it from fruiting. 😂 I'll keep that in mind for when we finally have some!
Essentially Crystal I am learning the hard way with my lemon! It had so many lemons and the branches literally snapped off and it has to be permanently tied so it doesn’t fall over haha
Where do u love to be able to grow citrus. I am in Maryland and I have invested heavily in tropical fruits I have a bunch of lemon Mandarin and oranges sprouting right now worried about winter.
Those fruits look amazing! What's your favourite type of guava to grow/eat? I'd love to try grow one myself!
Also, I was curious to know if you have come across any citrus wasps on your citrus trees?
Oooh such a hard one. I do love the lemon guava as they produce heaps of small yellow fruit and the Hawaiian guava.
I hadn’t had any wasps up until recently I found one gall on my lemon tree so I removed it and got rid of of the branch 🤞🤞
at about 5:30, just after the papaya, what is the name of the tree?
That is a Feijoa or Pineapple Guava. So yummy!
Apple lime lemon lemonade mandarin orange blood orange plum x2 we need more!!!!!!!!!@!
Yum!!! I know the feeling haha. I’m thinking about an apple or Nashi pear.
My blood orange is not as red as I thought it would be.maybe it will mature!
I have read that it is temperature dependant. They need cold weather. Maybe this season was too warm in the winter less north.
Why is it nobody has established food forests that are 10 15 yrs old on YT they always have young trees mostly seems like is there something in the future we should know? lol
How boring