Got Some New Favourite Fruit Trees in the Mail | What Where Why?

I got some new fruit trees in the mail what are they? Where am I going to plant them? And, why did I get these varieties?
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[@Critter145]

I really enjoy your videos. One day when my wife and I have a house and some land, I’ll use your content as a road map of sorts to get my own operation going.

[@foggiatofam5]

We had a kumquat tree we hated at first. Then our neighbor from Vietnam showed us something amazing. She cooked the kumquat and soaked them in honey. They are a natural remedy for allergies. And they taste amazing now. Give the kumquat another chance.

[@j.blase556]

My goodness you have a fantastic channel! In our opinion, the best on KZbin! Your channel brings us peace and solitude in this crazy world we live in and has helped us to take our gardening to another level! Thank you for sharing!

[@suzb9911]

In Hawaii they put the dirt from around a lychee tree that produces good fruit and spread it around the new tree to inoculate the tree with the bacteria that helps with getting it established

[@christinepoppy3277]

“That’s not the plant screaming”😂😂

[@maxrockatanksyOG]

I been buying 2 fruit or 2 nut trees every week when we get paid, have a nice food forest going in to the future (in our house yard). Have been planting fruit trees in our bushland paddock (we have 2.5 acres now in Central Qld), mixing fruit & nut trees in with the bush tucker plants that are already everywhere in that paddock.

[@mattysbackyard9244]

“That’s not the plant screaming.” 😂

[@happygoto]

Eastern United States here. I am always excited to see you’ve posted a new video. Our growing season is just starting for the year, your videos got me through this winter. Lol.

[@donfinch862]

Here's one. Rootstock shooting below the graft. Rub it off if you see it early enough, even then cut the bark with a knife to remove the flourishing bark/cambrian. Larger shoots cut off flush and trim like a carpenter building a piece of furniture to remove any raised spot that will shoot again. Doesn't matter if bark is missing, it'll grow over. Luv yer work Mark

[@mamagrotgrows]

Looks like Daley’s packaging! 😍 Great family business! Pretty sure they were hit with the recent flooding. Glad they’re back at it again.

[@TrangVu-sz4vd]

Ooh cannot wait to see how your Lychee tee grows. Lychees, rambutans, longans, and mangosteens are my favorite fruits to eat. if I had land in a similar environment, I would love to grow those

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi..... Mark nice to see you, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🏡🎥👍👍👍

[@stephenhope7319]

Box: "Please Keep Upright", Mark by

[@SunshineCountryChickens]

Lit- chee according to the lady at the store Love you Mark

[@Dubstep8cheese]

Does anyone know if Mark has a video on how he prunes all his plants? Would love a how, when, where and why to prune your plants video!!

[@hollywobbl370]

"That's not the plant screaming, that's the hose" 🤣🤣🤣

[@uklife1628]

When my grand dad was growing la chee tree in Hong Kong China , the tree had so many butterfly babies that hanging from the tree like rain from the sky . So be aware that you may have millions of caterpillars 🐛

[@billiecrabill5045]

So jealous of how you're able to grow so many of my favorites!

[@Layby2k]

Mark you've added the chapters from the last video into this one as well. Thanks for the video, big thumbs up for ya mate.

[@freedomforever45]

That's not the plants screaming 😂🤣👍 Your comedy is very under appreciated.