Discover Exotic Fruit in Hawaii

[@susanwhite5825]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@amysteinkamp]

Oh how I love Lilikoi and ulu.

[@birdcreek1]

Another great video 🙏 😊😊✌️

[@Thunderdallar]

she looks like she's used to saying things she speaks well and I love the energy she shows in every video she sounds more professional than others who make this type of video on yt goodluck with this channel and I hope you get the recognition your channel deserves you two are great ALOHA🤙🏻🌺

[@redracer5521]

What a wonderful backyard/garden. Thank you for showing us. Love the variety of fruits/nuts/beans that are grown in Hawaii. Would love to live there!

[@9IslandGina]

I love Apple Bananas! Get them every trip

[@algaramos6545]

Fantastic video! Thank you!

[@jillfaulkner768]

Great video! Thank you. Can't wait to get there. Hopefully someday own a small piece. See you soon. 😊

[@harrymiram6621]

FYI....Kealakekua=Kay-ah-lah-kay-koo-wah=Pathway of the god Starfruit-known locally as five-finger Abiu looks to be cousin of mango @ 8:30-Strawberry guava is cherry-sized & invasive. Known locally as waiawi(Vye-vee), juice is sold in local stores, produced/distributed by Naalehu Farms. Fruit depicted is regular guava Aside from cacao grown specifically in Hawaii is macadamia nuts & coffee....

[@Angelaaa1015]

I love apple bananas but I don’t like regular ones on the mainland. 😂 we also fell in love with lychee and soursop

[@Phantom.1]

The mainstream banana is called the Cavendish. It replaced the Gros Michel variety.

[@billgates8643]

FYI: Though not grown commercially, cacao is also grown by some backyard enthusiasts in South Florida and the Florida Keys.

[@jeffreypine]

Aloha. Please remember not to refer to Hawaiian people in the past tense when describing how ʻulu or any other things are used by Hawaiian people today. I know you're coming from a place of good intentions, but these plants are still used by Hawaiian people today. Mahalo

[@365Hawaii]

Thank you...I meant they came over with the canoes with the ancient Hawaiians, so past tense. But yes, will watch that and Ulu is starting to become a major crop now, too!

[@creaturedomes9364]

🙄 liberals

[@spokcalb1]

Wow beautiful garden we bought land south Kona 2 years ago we planted some avocados and bananas I’ll love to plant some of the trees you showed in this video… also do they have a gardener that they can recommend ? Thank you love all your videos

[@365Hawaii]

They DO have a landscaping service. If I can find it out, I will post soon.

[@ValentinasNaturals]

Weeds dont hurt fruit trees btw...you can let it all grow. No need to break your back getting rid of them.

[@russtgrower750]

Julie you're the sweetest thing in that garden 😍

[@365Hawaii]

Thanks!! :-)

[@lhspirited]

I am going to be there from Oregon next week. Yesterday I watched your video of this listing and was curious to see more of the garden. I thought about asking you if I could tour it, and I had a dream last night that I did ask you and you asked the owner and she said no. :-) This video will suffice. Thanks

[@365Hawaii]

We have an open house coming up this Thursday if you want to swing by!

[@Fruitfullifeinflorida]

@0:45 it’s actually pronounced “Ah Bee U” not Abu

[@user-bx6in8tx1g]

That is a common guava, not a strawberry guava. Strawberry guavas are dark red and smaller than a grape. If you want to see strawberry guavas, go to Kalopa State Park in the fall; it's full of the them. They are so invasive that the Hawaii Dept. of Agriculture has introduced a pest that is specific for them and does not affect garden variety guavas.

[@bluesky_bluesea]

Are there any orchards in Big Island?

[@harrymiram6621]

There are but not in size as those on the continent

[@thomasreto2997]

Ulu co op

[@JohnCrichton]

This lady is such a babe