The Universal Language of Growing Fruit Trees

Even if we don't speak the same language, we can all relate to the joy and passion of growing fruit trees.
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[@dirtywhiteboy7922]

Seems we fruit tree lovers all share the language of love, compassion shared with smiles. Plant a seed and share the universal language of love! They had soursop trees discounted at Lowes in my area, I bought 4 for around $20, but we are in zone 9b and the cold has wrecked havoc on them, we even covered them, I suppose we will just have to buy the fruit.

[@earthyours]

planting a fruit tree today, therefore after 3 years time suddenly ( Pop up ) a fruit tree Garden at there backyard Concept. amazing that younger people are realizing how important to have a hobby oriented fruit tree back yard at there premises, hard work pay them there joy. thank you for uploading this videos love it 🥭🥭🥭🥭

[@totalmentezsana1187]

Growing fruit trees brings you healthy food plus brings the humans closer

[@marvalove5946]

It amazing how he grows all these fruits trees so close and bearing so wonderfully great video Paul

[@jeremypinto3274]

This is what gardening is all about! Great video Paul.

[@thedomestead3546]

Brother, each fruit is a design, made with care and providence for His people. And when you observe the fruit and experience it, you have made a connection with the maker of it, no man in between, no recipe, just from the mind of God, to the creation. When we take this outlook on life, and treat one another with the due respect as a fellow creation, doing what it was made to do, then the world becomes a better place in the twinkling of an eye.

[@marjoriemarshall61]

Love the tour with those small farmers. What a nice variety of tropical fruits.😍

[@SueLall1008]

Lovely yards!!! It’s weird but I understood everything Pepe said! 😁

[@MsFishingdog]

Amazing video. Thank you.

[@Carlos1075]

As usual Paul knocking it out the park. Great video.

[@CubanMofo]

Loaded

[@Gonzalo_M]

Great video! The plant that Pepe has besides the three mango trees in the same hole. Is called “Mamoncillo” a.k.a. spanish lime. The fruit is very popular and well known in Colombia! 😃 It wasn’t a coffee tree. Awesome video! Thank you, thank you and THANK YOU! ♥️

[@chaselex]

Yes I was thinking the same about the Spanish lime, they’re delicious!

[@misaventuras6995]

Pepe mentioned a mamoncillo, that is the spanish lime, quenepa. Delicious!

[@liquel1603]

In tropical climate, you cant go wrong in growing mango, banana, jackfruit, star apple, soursop and avocado. Those fruits taste so good that i can eat a lot in one seating.

[@agropower3863]

Spanish and English are actually pretty close, share a lot of words with the same origin thanks to French and Latin influence in old English, and both are Indoeuropean languages. Florida is a great place to learn both and make your world wider and more interesting.

[@enickasmith4223]

That was a lovely video. 😍

[@RainbowWarriorChris]

So awesome

[@junewebb306]

I thought this video was amazing. I now know that you can grow in pots for a long time. Start ups can be in pots. Is putting straight in the ground better or easier during the long haul?❤ The both of them had beautiful gardens. I saved the video to guide me and others on what I can plant in pots.👍

[@chaselex]

I’ve heard in other videos that it’s best to plant in ground as small as possible so it grows roots in its forever home as soon as possible. Would make for a stronger tree. But then again, nature has no rules haha

[@Velvet123-t6n]

Beautiful❤

[@mr.worthington6201]

Cool

[@dawngagliano6118]

I love how the trees grow close ...If you are ever in brevard county I would love to show you our food forest .

[@FruitfulTrees]

what city are you in?

[@dawngagliano6118]

@@FruitfulTrees right off exit 173 palmbay malabar exit .

[@technoraptor7778]

Honestly without growing plants and being closer to nature in general...I wouldn't be able to talk to people as easily.

[@GonzaGardens]

Great varieties. We had to remove all of our citrus recently from greening.

[@technoraptor7778]

Ahh..true

[@NicoleCB]

🙂

[@CubanMofo]

You guys didn't know what Mamoncillo was. It's Spanish Lime not coffee 🤣 17:31

[@mgs721]

What kind of fruit tree is that just over your left shoulder in the beginning of the video (round orange fruit - looks kinda like an Achacha???

[@Basicman122]

💯🔥💯

[@richardsantiago6076]

Neighbors are !oaded.