Her Tropical Fruit Tree Forest Will Put A Smile On Any Face

Edible Acre Homestead Food Forest, Jupiter Florida
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[@blue-flamephoenixrising2398]

This back yard area taught me not be afraid of the shade, it will still happen, takes alittle longer to fruit, but she has fruit. and enough for her and the family... and she is enjoying every minute she spends with her creation...hagd. thank you

[@punaforager]

What a sweet woman. I can feel her deep connection to her trees. I love that she knows all the cultivar names, what a great tour. And your questions and comments are great.

[@SiriusStarGazer]

she has an ice cream mango from Trinidad and Tobago, my country! wow! what a wonderful garden and an energetic , lovely lady.

[@enriqueaguilar422]

What a wonderful person she is …. So much energy and just positive . Great video .

[@FabulousFindsinNanasGarden]

Thank you so much

[@enriqueaguilar422]

@@FabulousFindsinNanasGarden ur welcome , thanx u for an exclusive tour of ur fruit trees .

[@buddyparis7127]

What a lovely lady. So pleasant and knowledgeable. ❤❤❤Lovely video Paul. Thank you so much!!!! Always, Buddy Paris from Sydney, Australia

[@jeremypinto3274]

This is a great video Paul. You can tell she is a great person.

[@rudolphrajaballey496]

I like to be your neighbor.

[@geriannroth449]

Lovely lady & lovely garden. That plant she calls a Coco plum looks exactly like what we call Fat Pork in Barbados. Does she keep fish in the pond?

[@richardr5878]

Love it. Great balance of food Forrest and livable space. Really like it!

[@Mrsjennysueq]

What a great tour! I hope you go back soon.

[@thejoeni]

I love her garden. I like the way she tagged her fruit tree. It’s the lesson for me. Thank you.

[@enickasmith4223]

Wonderful. I just love your videos. Good job. She was so aware. I love the mango trees and how they were cut and pruned. I would definitely love to see her forest in the summer. 💖💖 You did a great job.

[@jamess.2649]

Really enjoyed this video

[@janetpope8495]

I am looking forward to seeing the fruits of her labor when everything is setting. Thanks for sharing.

[@monsurbanpatch]

I wonder if that space that won't grow anything is because there used to be a pool there? Maybe the chemicals are still in the ground so it will be years before it dissolves. Just a thought 😊

[@MsFishingdog]

Beutifull property. Thank you both.

[@jamess.2649]

What a joy to see this amazing food forest

[@misaventuras6995]

She can plant Jaboticaba in the front low wet land.

[@Tropical_Fruit_stateofmind941]

JaboticabaVisionz

[@somerandomperson1503]

And also guava, coconut, sapodilla and caimito. These all tolerate wet soil without issues.

[@soniarose1983]

Yes or moringa!

[@tripledtv5464]

Excellent video Paul and wonderful lady who full of energy 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@FabulousFindsinNanasGarden]

We're in Jensen Beach Florida we have a very tiny food Forrest. On 1/12 of an acre.

[@lennieadi]

Lovely tour. Fun and energetic. Hope I’ll be that way at same age.

[@joestropicals6760]

Fantastic tour! Absolutely lovely lady ❤️

[@cecileb.2207]

Fantastic! Loved it! Thank you again! 🌸

[@24underground7]

yes, love seeing stuff like this.......

[@carlfrederick618]

I thank you so much for your great work , that undoubtedly means so much to me, I am about to take on a 30 acres of fruit trees from around the world plus yard chickens to produce egg commercially, One thing I'll ask of you my amigo, please make sure to show the labels. On trees or plainly pronounce names, . Thanks again, God bless you and all farm's that you visit

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

When you have enthusiastic host you need them having mic as they walk away showing sound drops

[@Alieombaba]

Wish I could grow these in zone 7a probably only in a greenhouse

[@danielbetancourt1794]

If you remove the seed from inside the seed pod you will have the seed germinate in less than a Month, remove all the fruit off the seed pod shave all the fiber hairs off the seed and rap it in a damp white paper towel and place it in a plastic covered bowl, and in about 3-4 weeks it will germinate, once you see the root pop out you can plant it and cover it with about 1/2" of potting soil. and in about 2-3 weeks the tree will form, keep it in a shaded area where the sun won't burn the tender tree and leafs, once its about 6-9 inches give it a little sun but not full sun, Good luck

[@MatthewClaassenCMT]

Who is the person she used to trim her mango trees? I live near her, have many mango trees and other fruit trees that will need serious work after fruiting this year. Tree services are clueless when it comes to trimming fruit trees.

[@FruitfulTrees]

I'm not sure who she used but my friend Ken trims mango trees, email me if you want his contact info. And how many trees do you have? Can I come do a video in your yard?

[@ngocbirrer9310]

Can I be your friend? I will come to visit you every year 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️🥭🥭🥭 and I'll taking care of your 🌳 👍👍👍

[@joanrichards8252]

I would love a Jack fruit can I get one?

[@eswaribalan164]

Easy fruit to grow.

[@unpopuIaropinion]

I have some jackfruit seedlings 3 month old. When I put in full sun they die. Im surprised as online it says they need full sun! Should I wait until they get older?

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

I don't have land to plant trees

[@violethouseworth5943]

a lot of people do not know>>>moon cactus is grafted on dragon fruit so just buy and chop off the cactus(sad because some are beautiful colors but easy way to get and just a couple of dollars

[@Ashley-ti6mp]

Where is it in FL?

[@scottburgle4889]

Thought I heard her say Jupiter, FL

[@Tropical_Fruit_stateofmind941]

Plant an oak better chance of citrus thriving 🌴🙏

[@dirtywhiteboy7922]

Another nice video, Paul, thank you... Smiles are contagious. I have a question for you and I hope you have an answer. I have 2 lemon drop mango steins in 15 gallon pots that I would like to put into the ground. I currently keep mine under the south side of an oak canopy and want to move them out. Do they like full sun? How drought tolerant are they after establishment? Any special fertilizer needed throughout the year? We are in zone 9b/10a on the West coast. I noticed Sueann is growing hers under the pine tree canopy. I appreciate your thoughts. I did not know the cocoa plum seeds were eatable.

[@FruitfulTrees]

I have one I grow in a pot but the best person to answer your question would be the person I got it from Mike at Trees N More you can look him up on FB and ask him.

[@dirtywhiteboy7922]

@@FruitfulTrees thank you, Paul. We appreciate your work.