Breadfruit & Camoflauge Bananas @ Fruit & Spice Park, Part 2

[@dawienatral7083]

what a fantastic place.

[@kathzyna1]

YUM ! Breadfruit peel it and slice it in quarters boil it with seeds eat it like potatoes. I'm of Indian heritage so we basically curry everything we make dry or gravy breadfruit curry . Jackfruit eat it ripe as fruit thinly slice the insides when not ripe make curry boil seeds eat Moringo eat the leaves we fry it with coconut shreads indian style ,usually the tree bears a fruit that can be eaten as curried or we accompany it in our lentil soup

[@dianajohnson7470]

Ohhh, the things we took for granted growing in our backyards, on the islands. Mainly all these fruits.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

I bet! You don’t realize what you had until it’s gone.

[@NewDimension7]

Yuhuu mantaaap nih

[@TheSunnites]

That banana tree at the end was so gorgeous!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

When In Idaho yeah that variety is something else!

[@Mrbfgray]

After I hear about a certain (new to me) variety a dozen times it begins to stick. :D I might remember the name and a few crucial characteristics by then...love the info. 3:36 Those 'stringers' hanging down!...jungle effect....or is it vines reaching up??

[@sildanani7516]

Wow! The ultra tropicals in the greenhouse grew so much since I visited in 2014! I hope the trees have been okay since Irma and now the recent freezing temperatures!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

sildanani they definitely took a beating. I'll be doing a follow up video here this summer. They definitely didn't get any freeze.

[@nicoleranolde8150]

It so beautiful place I like all paradise tree and fruit tree wow look beautiful when you want to sale that property please let me know I buy it thank you you do a good job I love to watch your video

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

They would take 200 million

[@jenniferrosenberger2549]

Again...another great video. I can't wait to check for a video each day. What was she saying about the Paradise tree being more anti cancer than soursop?

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

+Jennifer Rosenberger - thank you for the love! We really don't know anymore about it than you do at this point. We are going to do some research on the Paradise Tree, though. Pretty interesting, no?

[@jeff6899]

Had to look it up immediately ;) Still researching the cancer aspects though...one great video after another from Pete !

[@dawienatral7083]

Gac has a nice looking leaf,and fruit ,but i cannot find much about what parts are edible:(

[@unusualplants2162]

She was right about those amblicas/Amla. N they are very medicinal.

[@theleanhomestead9877]

I want this in our backyard. Lol. What is the reason behind not picking from the trees?

[@WhatsRipening]

The reason they don't want people picking fruit there is because most people don't know how to do it properly and they get really greedy. A lot of fruit would go to waste and/or be stolen.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

The Lean Homestead also people have picked poisonous fruits and dropped them under edible trees.

[@combatmako]

HELP , I can't find part 3 ✌️❤️😁

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Chris Dutton tomorrow morning 7am eastern time. :)

[@combatmako]

Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL I missed that these were JUST posted. 😁

[@tyrenasmith80]

Were can I order lemon grass?

[@TOMMYSURIA]

bread fruit boil and eat like mashed potatoes, butter, Olive oil and garlic powder, yummie. Or deep fry them like plantains.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Hulagu Kahn sounds so good! We just missed this on special at a local restaurant in Key west.

[@chongseitmooi2593]

🍎🍊🍇why is it such a waste for letting the ripe fruits dropped all over on the ground🐝🐞🐌

[@MistressOP]

it's to bad they dont have people ground harvesting from time to time. at least to give to charity or something.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Miss O.P. Agreed!