What zone are you in?

What was the name of the first plant, please?❤

Wow. That is such an awesome find!! 🤩🤩

Hey, I think that's not a dragon fruit plant but a Saussurea obvallata...

Most all the plants in this video is poisonious, so you guys be careful, especially the Pencil Tree...can cause blindness.

That cactus is actually a Queen-of-the-night (Epiphyllum oxypetalum) not a dragonfruit. It is still a coveted species though and a fantastic find. You can also chop the snakeplant in half, the reduce the flopping and then plant the cut leaves as well. They should root and eventually grow into plants. Still so awesome to see the scraps :)

What zone are you in?

Great idea

I have one species with red edges it grows tall and people ask for cutting. I let them take it once or twice a year, and I cut it to keep it under control

😉 Ensine seu lindo filho a usar uma vara, galho comprido para afastar os ramos das plantas antes de colocar as mãos.... pois pode haver animais escondidos e é bem perigoso. Saudações 🇧🇷 Beth

Aloe multiplies rapidly 😎 have you guys found any avocado trees?

Love that your doing this and that your son is so educated in plants, but maybe he could wear some sneakers. Have you ever found a snake or debris that can mess up his feet. Wow just love that pencil plant, I got mine from a broken piece from Sea World, guy cleaning in up couldn't belive I was going to grow it.

I finally found a plant in the trash in my area, it was canna lilies, I didn't know if it would root from cuttings so I saved some seeds from it.

Really enjoy your videos from Australia. We have all the same tropical plants in Brisbane. Please be careful when handling the euphorbia as it has sap that will burn your eyes, really badly. Keep it up!

I enjoyed this epsiode. YAY finally you guys beat the Royal Navy down that street. Looks like there was good stuff there. What do you guys do with all these plants. You have a big yard but looks like it's already planted up. So cool you find stuff every week. Oh and the gulf clubs. That's neat. I bet they are expensive individually so very cool you got some for free with bags.

Do you have pecan trees? I’ve learned that some varieties are doable in Florida but am trying to find out what people in the area have

Good night my friend good for you 👍

bannana tree

Oh wow! You lucky guys!! That's my favorite one, but it's very hard to find cuttings❤ Enoy it!❤

That's crazy that someone would toss that.

I watch all episodes sometimes more then once,, like right Nw I’m watching Southern Appalachian mountains Tour❤ the organic garden is amazing!

My friend my friend good afternoon 👉💯👍🤩👏👌👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

These trees you still hold the coast line. So well, until the hurricanes took them out. Which we can't stop that. But then the developers in the State started making these changes. And now there's more erosion than ever before.

Save The Australian pine, it is a good tree.😮😮😮

This guy with this channel doesn't noway's talking about. Of course, if it shades out, there will be anything else growing near it. That's just nature yellowpine can do the same thing at all depends.

But you can go to any store like home. Depot in Lowe's and get some other and vasive species and plant. That and that will be okay. The Australian pine is a really, really good tree. Just because something else won't grow near it. Which I know that's a lie. Because I've seen so many plants that have rat themselves around The Australian pine. I've seen cabbage Palm, which is the state tree. Grow right up next to it. And the American yellow pine, Southern yellow pine. Some tired of any body that's so ignorant. Don't know what they're talking about. Just because it has a lot of shade and something won't grow near it because it doesn't get enough. Sunlight isn't a good reason to chop this down and get rid of it? This tree is a damn good tree.

It pisses me off so much. They've been here for ever. I can tell because of where they are. I've heard so many stories about who brought them here. And when. And the circus brought them here and planted them all over. It's just so ridiculous. They are all over the Southern states and in Texas. They're even in South America. But government wants to charge the taxpayers to remove them. And then people that want to buy land have to pay to have them removed. It just makes me so mad.

They have always been here. They are here all over America. What is people in Australia said that they were American pines that were evasive species?

an abundance of plants

What part of Florida do you live? South or central? And on the gulf or Atlantic side? To grow all this?

Who in their right mind would throw out such beautiful thriving plants 😔

excellent my friend good luck 👍🍀

Great videos! Love the plant finds!

Just found yall!!! Love it!!

I would have an online nursery very fast

I haven't had so much fun watching a video than this one lol I wanted to be there and pick some too! The only thing I don't like is prickly plants, (we have plenty of here in TX) but everything else is awesome! I have that wondering Tradescantia, I think the one you showed is Zebrina and that grows a lot, super fast. Do you use root hormone for the one you say is slow? I love how your son is so knowledgeable about plants already! That's awesome! You are doing a good job! We have a Dracanea just sitting quietly doing nothing lol Those you picked up look huge! Your soil is the best... we have sand here, I cannot just stick in the ground. Oh... I love the Cuban Oregano! I have a variegated and I love it!! What a great video! Great haul!

Hello my friend. You guys got a nice haul. That corn palm looks amazing. 😍😍😍 yes. Dr. Seuss. 🤣🤣🤣 my favorite is the entire palm with roots. How do people throw these plants away. 😱. I am a big fan of the giant pothos. Wow. This leaves are huge. 😱😱 i love it. This is the reason i want to move to GA one day. 🙏🙏🙏 wedding bouquet plumeria is my favorite plumeria and I still can’t believe you guys just pick this up off the road. So excited for your haul. 👏👏👏see you soon again.

Nice haul. I'd love to find a coconut tree like that. Looks like your house did well through hurricane Milton. Our town got hit hard but we were ok.

Are you on the East Coast side of Florida West Coast side?

I am so jealous of you being able to do this. Here in Canada we don't pile our plants out like that. Ours are all either bagged up in paper bags, taken to the landfill, or stuffed into our organics bins. Its mighty slim pickins for a plant pirate at heart like me. Although I have been known to snatch a few flower heads here and there for seeds. So nice to see you teaching your son valuable life skills like this.

Great finding guys ❤

I was hoping you guys would notice the rubber plant hiding in the song of india. I hope the kids had fun trick or treating last night

Can you show planting them to 😊

Can we buy from you banana suckers

Our papaya plant was the same size like your one and had some little papaya's growing but when we were cutting down a huge tree one of its branches fell down on the papaya plant and snapped the plant in half, our dad literally had a whole argument about it and he told us to grow it back however it was before

Wow Teddy had a growth spurt this summer!

I just moved to S. Florida from TN and besides a few things I brought w me my acre of land is bare so I would love to save stuff from the trash. I’m good at saving things and starting them from cuttings. None of my neighbors landscape so I don’t get a chance to do it. You can propagate the snake plant w just the leafs but it takes a while. I take a leaf, cut it in 3-4” sections, I normally cut an upside down V shape on the bottom so I know which is the bottom and it makes a little more surface for roots to form, I let it scab for a few days then plant in dirt. The sections will eventually push off new growth. I’ve also done this in water. Exact same steps but instead of planting in dirt I just put in a small cup of water. I only put enough water to cover maybe a half inch of the plant and I change the water weekly. Both methods have worked for me. I’ve not tried it in ground yet here but back in TN I did it multiple times inside. The “basket plant” looks like what we call wandering Jew and that stuff will grow/spread like a bad rash. I’ve had pieces fall off my hanging baskets and it just sitting on top the soil will root itself and spread all under my porch and surrounding area back in TN. Course the winter weather there killed it off but I’m sure where I am here in FL it would just keep right on growing. I have a pinch of it started in a small pot, I plan to plant it in ground come spring and see how it does in ground. I just moved in June so I’ve spent most the spring/summer getting move in and settled so I’m just now really ready to start w landscaping. I’m not sure how things will work in this new “tropical” environment. I’m use to freezing and frost effecting my outside stuff and having to bring in all my “house plants” so I’m basically experimenting w what I do have to see how things work through a winter here.

stop with the tropicals>>>GROW TROPICAL FRUIT>>>YOU ARE IN THE PERFECT LOCATION

Zzz

Are the the same as red Glory plants. I got 2 red glory from Lowe's.