Paul your garden is coming along very nicely!!! Love all the fruit trees and flowers you have! I live in Greece and I've found lots of similar plants native here! It's so fun to see your garden, and mine, grow and flourish! As for the tours, you can do one every season to see the differences... lots of love and as always Earth is my planet!!!
Hi Paul. Your very brave.growing fruit trees. at the side of your house. You must live in a nice neighborhood. I wouldn't dare do that. It would have gone probably with in half an hours. Out of all the plats I did have and still got. are my roses. got 3 of them. Burgundy Red one. light Pinky one. and a orangey yellow one. I've had them about four years now. And I luv my roses. I'd plan to get some more. b Safe take care to all over the pond. from UK.
I think the plants under the big tree have too many needles. Hubby told me that the needles aren’t good for our plants. We have to remove them often. Your videos are great!!
Just found your channel, this is a great starter since I’m trying to start a native garden here in central Texas. Would you mind maybe adding a list of the mentioned plants in the description? I got most of them down by ear but missed a few here and there
I love the good energy you head out with these videos. Thank you so much You've inspired me to take on backyard planting adventures of my own. You make it seem not that serious to try and fail and it's great that you cherish that beautiful heron you have living in your tree.
Beautiful garden Paul. All that hard work is paying off. I want to tell you that you sound a little winded. Not sure if it's humid there or you're still recovering from strep throat. You take care and God bless 🙏🏽❤💐
2:19 it might be because its putting a lot of energy into the little fruits its producing. Not totally sure but i know my abuela used to have some of those
Can you grow blueberries here in Houston? I had them in my Atlanta garden but thought it was too hot here. Where do you get your fruit trees like mulberry and loquats
I'm stuck at trying to propagate bougainvillea. I'm a newbie newbie. Ethan Klein's (h3 podcast) mom loves milk weeds because she loves monarch butterflies.
Thanks to you, my girl points out every carhartt on chest, buttocks, shelf & rack. Also, he often reminds me that earth is her plonat. Oh yea, she randomly exclaims the heptad numeral at high decibels. Thank you plant god.
Been waiting for this but what about the patio with all the great plants you packed in there? You should plant some hostas and hydrangeas with that good shade from those large trees.
Buy some bird houses and stake em close to those trees, the birds will help fend the pests off. The. You can give them bird seed and the bird will leave MOST of your fruit alone. Also an aphid problem could mean you have a higher than normal nitrogen problem.
I'm dying 💀 So glad I found you! I don't know what's my fav: Earth is my Ploh-NET, the NFL edit, your beautiful plants, your energy, or that it's an actual Houston, Zone 9a channel!!! So much to love. My yard's about to get lit.
I am SO thrilled to have found you, Paul! Having moved to Houston myself, I have been struggling to know what and where to plant and you have really given me some wonderful tips. I literally grew up on the edge of a canyon so needless to say, there wasn't much that grew in our red clay earth and I am not ashamed to say I am a pretty clueless ( if well-intentioned) gardener. I really look forward to more of your tips and guidance ---THANK YOU!
Love from the valley, Pharr tx thanks to you my garden is absolutely BUSSIN. EARTH IS MY PLANET❤
Weslaco Tx!
I miss mission tx
Paul like to play in his grandma's backyard garden in Lyford, Tx
Paul your garden is coming along very nicely!!! Love all the fruit trees and flowers you have! I live in Greece and I've found lots of similar plants native here! It's so fun to see your garden, and mine, grow and flourish! As for the tours, you can do one every season to see the differences... lots of love and as always Earth is my planet!!!
Hi Paul. Your very brave.growing fruit trees. at the side of your house. You must live in a nice neighborhood. I wouldn't dare do that. It would have gone probably with in half an hours. Out of all the plats I did have and still got. are my roses. got 3 of them. Burgundy Red one. light Pinky one. and a orangey yellow one. I've had them about four years now. And I luv my roses. I'd plan to get some more. b Safe take care to all over the pond. from UK.
Always stake fruit trees until the main stem gets sturdy enough to support fruit branches.
Regards from South Africa
Paul the garden is coming along beautifully. Thanks for doing the updated tour, it’s fun to watch the plants thriving. 🌺🌸🌼
Thank you so much for dropping the comment. I’m excited to see how everything turns out a few years from now on.
I think the plants under the big tree have too many needles. Hubby told me that the needles aren’t good for our plants. We have to remove them often. Your videos are great!!
Rick Ross has a “pears” soundclip
Bro you‘re great! Setting a great example! Keep going, Bro! 💪
All the NECCs propagating makes me so proud lol
that is a good size of area for you to play with.. looking forward to see how that looks like after a few month.. good luck with those avocados..
Just found your channel, this is a great starter since I’m trying to start a native garden here in central Texas.
Would you mind maybe adding a list of the mentioned plants in the description? I got most of them down by ear but missed a few here and there
Loved the tour! The plants were nice enough but the artwork on your driveway? 👌🏼 Truly made the video.
Plantu with that DOF looking crispy!
Love from San Antonio tx. Fire vid
Awesome!
I love the good energy you head out with these videos. Thank you so much You've inspired me to take on backyard planting adventures of my own. You make it seem not that serious to try and fail and it's great that you cherish that beautiful heron you have living in your tree.
Yeah, that’s what it’s about. Seeing what works and what doesn’t. If you have time grow some plants from seed it’ll save you money.
Beautiful garden Paul. All that hard work is paying off.
I want to tell you that you sound a little winded. Not sure if it's humid there or you're still recovering from strep throat. You take care and God bless 🙏🏽❤💐
I sound winded because I'm talking non stop for 15 minutes while in the heat! Hahaha!
Hello again! You need to pick the fruits otherwise it signals the plant to stop putting more fruit. FYI
2:19 it might be because its putting a lot of energy into the little fruits its producing. Not totally sure but i know my abuela used to have some of those
That’s valid, my other one is booming and this one seems to be struggling. Not exactly sure why but I may take the fruit off and see what happens.
Can you grow blueberries here in Houston? I had them in my Atlanta garden but thought it was too hot here. Where do you get your fruit trees like mulberry and loquats
The moringa will attract Monarch butterflies and hummingbirds.
I'm stuck at trying to propagate bougainvillea. I'm a newbie newbie. Ethan Klein's (h3 podcast) mom loves milk weeds because she loves monarch butterflies.
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Do you have your avocado plants in the shade or in direct sun ? All the plants around your home are beautiful.
They’re pretty much in the shade. A lot of nursery’s start plants in a light cover so I have them in a brightly shaded area so the soil is more moist.
@@paulplantu thank you for your reply.
Loved the video! Everything is looking good!
Thank you so much homie!
Thanks to you, my girl points out every carhartt on chest, buttocks, shelf & rack. Also, he often reminds me that earth is her plonat.
Oh yea, she randomly exclaims the heptad numeral at high decibels.
Thank you plant god.
Heh-rihng
*Personal foul, tripping*
Whats up paul much love from the valley harlingen Texas lets goooooo brotha 🙌💯 earth is my planet
Ayyyye, that's where my pops is from! EARTH IS MY PLONET!
Weslaco Tx!
goat cantu
Been waiting for this but what about the patio with all the great plants you packed in there? You should plant some hostas and hydrangeas with that good shade from those large trees.
Very true, the local spots haven’t had hosted in stock so I may order some up.
Buy some bird houses and stake em close to those trees, the birds will help fend the pests off. The. You can give them bird seed and the bird will leave MOST of your fruit alone. Also an aphid problem could mean you have a higher than normal nitrogen problem.
I'm dying 💀 So glad I found you! I don't know what's my fav: Earth is my Ploh-NET, the NFL edit, your beautiful plants, your energy, or that it's an actual Houston, Zone 9a channel!!! So much to love.
My yard's about to get lit.
In South Africa we call the Mexican Sage, Salvia.
The garden of yours is going to be freaking epic when it fills in.
So ecstatic to have a Houston Gardener that understands what we need in our gardens / yards
Legit entertaining… seriously I laughed quite a bit my friend.
I love coming and watching your videos over 💕
Milf oil had me cracking up and rolling! 🤣🤣
“The kumquat is just busting”.. liters of air out my lungs. You’ve gained a follower
Hell yeah, welcome to the pack!
I am SO thrilled to have found you, Paul! Having moved to Houston myself, I have been struggling to know what and where to plant and you have really given me some wonderful tips. I literally grew up on the edge of a canyon so needless to say, there wasn't much that grew in our red clay earth and I am not ashamed to say I am a pretty clueless ( if well-intentioned) gardener. I really look forward to more of your tips and guidance ---THANK YOU!
Thanks, I’ve done a lot of research into plants for the area and am just trying to share what I know! Glad I could help!
Our boy Niko made Paul plant for REAL!
The name Niko is for true Cantu fans. If you know you know.
Love the idea of tours! I'm here for it
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