This Guy Figured Out What Tropical Fruit Trees Grow Best At His Yard

[@TheGardenAddiction]

Watching him chase after that wabbit brought me joy. Like Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny

[@oxennguyen3148]

One acreage of farm land loaded with fruit trees is a dream for many people. Epic yard❤❤❤❤

[@themangovista]

In the country, you get wild rabbits in the city you get wild people 🤣

[@chaselex]

Wild people, raccoons, iguanas, and mice in the city

[@AmelFLorida]

Haha when he started running after the rabbit..

[@ramk2443]

He needs to buy fruit covers for the low hanging mangos

[@champagnegardening5182]

Love my dogs. They help with some squirrels and rabbits. Thinking about getting some cats to keep outside and hunt at night. Looks great!

[@Bob-w2b8j]

I live in a big HOA community (unfortunately) in Sarasota county with tiny yards, and I can tell you that being in a rural area has nothing to do with rabbit population. In the morning and at night when we go for walks, there are at least a couple of rabbits in between or in back of every single house lol. They are a menace

[@In2danite]

Same in St Cloud. Rabits everywhere in our HOA community.

[@miket.9450]

No joke... I live in the middle of a big city in Kansas and we got few wild rabbits helping themselves in a our small garden.😄

[@geriannroth449]

Consider yourself lucky. Imagine if you had to deal with Monkeys 🐒 🙈

[@bigo8192]

Very good video!

[@alexissmith1713]

Great to see Ken's trees doing so well. I live just down the street from you and this morning my Cane Corsos chased two rabbits from my yard! Alexis.

[@blue-flamephoenixrising2398]

i can do dragon fruit much easier then mangos, because of the small space i have, planted 20 so far, doing more, have mango, avocato, and persimmon.. but dragons take up less space, front and back yard. also i do just potted plants..due to the large septic system in the back.. Love doing the dragons of different varities and tending to them daily. they grow quite fast and managable..Love walking among them and watching each one as they develope differently. I can design them as they grow..Lots of fun to do them indivigually. Namaste'

[@SIGGYINTERNATIONAL]

he dropped some helpful tips ! nice yard tour !

[@lisaw6798]

Thanks. Good information for people who live in a similar climate❤

[@jduncan2145]

Rabbit stew🥸

[@oxennguyen3148]

The man is right on doing musical trees. I regret planting citrus trees because they are nothing but nuisance and can’t bring themselves to replace them so I caring for the pest full nuisance trees with zero production , this man gives me the curage to do away with them, starting today. Thanks for the wonderful fruitful trees videos ❤❤❤❤

[@artfulwatcher3812]

Strong mango cultivar/selections for sure. Pickering and Angie are dependable workhorses. Pickering is delicious. I tried two m4s for the first time a few days ago and it is fantastic. Thanks for the video

[@marcuswelby921]

I can't believe he like Angie better than Orange Sherbert. I agree taste is subject!

[@captq4]

The squirrels can still come down the trees just beyond the bananas. You don't care for Florigon but he does, so I say it's like ice cream or wine, each person has their own likes and dislikes.

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

I live in California! I would love to grow a mango tree!

[@chek67]

I'll be happy to come get your dwarf Hawaiian 😊

[@2coryman]

Nice, What about a black fig tree, moringa, blue berries, black berries ❤❤

[@FruitfulTrees]

Fig doesn't do that great here

[@RobinJohnston-w1z]

We have ferril cts in this yard and a dog so not too many squirrels.

[@jessiesmith613]

👍

[@mcanultymichelle]

😂