Early Summer Visual Tour, 100% Edible Garden

Lots of varieties from most climate zones include Balck Sapote, White Sapote, mango, dragon fruit, moringa, avocado, plum, persimmon, jaboticaba, pumelo, citrus, Grumichama, mulberry, apricot, banana, guava loquat, macadamia, asparagus and many more in an average suburban block in the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia

[@Phong51HDgame]

Early Summer Visual Tour, 100% Edible Garden Your videos are very good and interesting and I have watched all of your videos. I wish you good health and success

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you very much 😀 Have a great new year ✨️

[@BillsTropicalFruits]

Your Garden is very beautiful! Very well laid out. That Drone footage is superb. 👍👏

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks very much Bill 😀

[@sello-lawrence]

The garden between the house and the the fence shows that you can grow a lot in small spaces. Happy New Year 🎆 and all the best for 2024 🎊

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you very much, all the best to you also. Soon I will do a feature video of the side gardens. Cheers

[@6565ellenandarthurvlog]

Nice sharing love it so beautiful thank you for sharing take care godbless

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you very much and same to you 😀

[@VirginiaFruitGrower]

Super beautiful. It's like a bee's 🐝 eye view!

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks mate, bee's eye view would make a great video title lol

[@lyonheart84]

Very relaxing Paul, beautifully flown and filmed 👍

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you mate! 👍

[@Coolclimatetropicalfruits]

Top work Paul 👍👍 Everything is looking perfect Lots of good looking fruit on the way

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you mate! 👍

[@robmic3261]

Wow, thanks for the tour. I’m just starting out with my backyard. Your video is an inspiration!

[@UrbanBounty]

Thats great to hear. Ask me any questions you might have during your journey and I'll try to help 👍

[@jessadoverte608]

what a beautiful garden

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you 😀

[@dougs_urbanfarm]

My drone would be trashed in 5minutes if i tried to do that! Mad skills Paul.

[@UrbanBounty]

Lol, there were a few close calls. Ps, the noem noem, guabiju, black sapote (from seeds from your fruit) and CORG are starting to really thrive now. Especially the guabiju and noem noem which got flowers but no fruit yet. I bought another from daleys as a partner for pollinating

[@GabsTropicalFruitOasis]

Thanks for sharing again Paul. I reckon I could eat off the floor at your place, Very tidy. Trees looking very healthy.

[@UrbanBounty]

Lol cheers Gab!

[@dougs_urbanfarm]

Yeah definitely no 5 second rule!

[@GabsTropicalFruitOasis]

@@dougs_urbanfarmAnything goes when it comes to food, I mean anything.

[@myexoticfoodplants6727]

Delightful. I can see the shadow of the drome above. I must really get to grips with the control of mine. It keep flying off all over the place 😆

[@UrbanBounty]

Haha, it's the left and right that confuses me when the drone is facing in another direction

[@marksmtalent]

Beautiful mate, Urban Bounty....

[@UrbanBounty]

Cheers Mark! Winter seems like a different place now!

[@Riggiesgarden]

This was beautiful and very peaceful. You just got a new subscriber 👍🏾💪🏾

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you very much for the encouragement 😀 have safe new year 👍

[@matthewspatch9529]

Always amazed by the organsation and tidyness of your place. Incidentaly the plants look great too. Hope you have a lovely Xmas Paul.

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks Mathew, you too mate!

[@turoidownunder8410]

Your garden is looking very lush and beautiful, also well organised. Thanks for sharing Paul.

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you mate. One day I would like to ask you about jakfruit growing tips. I have a "silky" and a "malay" variety and also a relative Kwai Muk.

[@turoidownunder8410]

@@UrbanBountywhen you are free, come over to my place for a coffee. The jackfruit has ripened, Sang La will put it on KZbin soon.

[@UrbanBounty]

@@turoidownunder8410 that's awesome, will do mate.

[@turoidownunder8410]

@@UrbanBountyI have just sent you a message via FB Messenger, but I think it got blocked. It may end up in the Spam area.

[@NatureHerbsandTea.]

Wonderful ❤❤❤❤ Very nice!!!

[@UrbanBounty]

Thank you very much 😀

[@gardeningperth]

Very nice. Food forest is looking good. I'd love to fly a drone over my house, sadly, we're close to the airport and we're on a no-fly zone.

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks. In a no fly zone can you fly low? You oy need 5 meters to drone your garden and some house buildings are taller than 10m

[@Patrick-ye3wn]

You've done it again Paul! You must have choreographed the whole video! Your plum trees look amazing - what varieties do you have?

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks heaps Patrick. The first variety in the film is the Santa Rosa and the second is the Mariposa. They make great pollinating partners 👍

[@RealLifeFruitopia]

Perfect looking as always. I'm curious, how do the birds stay away from your peaches? Parrots wiped out almost all my plums this last week, and now they're into the first apricots. Inga looks amazing!!

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks George. There are heaps of parrots around, especially in my neighbours gumtrees, more than usual and they have been testing the plums but I reckon they bypass my place because there is usually always someone outside because we are working different shifts, everytime I see a parrot I clap my hands loudly to keep them on their toes. I love the inga, thanks for getting it to that height! Bargain for me.

[@PeterEntwistle]

Wow, your garden is absolutely stunning, Paul! I can only dream of a garden like this and growing the fruit trees you can grow, perhaps someday 🤞. I love how you utilise every little bit of available space down the side of your house. Very inspirational!

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks for the encouragement mate.. the garden is about 3 years old but some of the main trees I bought advanced.

[@fruitsmoothie]

Hey, that looks amazing! You really used your space well, and it is very well planned out and executed. Did your papaya make it through the winter?

[@UrbanBounty]

Thanks Aisha. No the papaya all died. I dont think I'll try them again

[@LetsGrowOurOwnFood]

Beautiful garden!! I was wondering how big is your lot and how many trees are you growing?

[@UrbanBounty]

Hello there, my lot is only 0.171 acre in size which includes lots of shedding and a large house. I am growing a very large amount of fruit trees and I was able to do so by planting dwarf fruiting plants in some cases but also tropical and subtropical fruiting plants in most cases. Because I'm in zone 9b, almost the same equivalent as San Francisco in the USA, my tropical and subtropical plants remain only dwarf size because they are not happy in my zone. I am in Melbourne in Australia and there are around 90 plants on the property Cheers

[@LetsGrowOurOwnFood]

@@UrbanBounty Thank you! I have a similar size lot and i happen to be in zone 11 . In my zone the tropical trees grow much faster and I have to prune much more to accommodate all my trees. Planting dwarf definitely helps. My dad had already planted many trees that were not dwarf though . You have a beautiful garden and agreat channel.I wish you much success!!Thanks for sharing!!

[@UrbanBounty]

@@LetsGrowOurOwnFood awesome zone, you could grow all of the good stuff. I subscribed to your channel and will check iut your vids tomorrow. Cheers

[@LetsGrowOurOwnFood]

@@UrbanBountyYes we can. Thank you!! Appreciate that! :)