TOP 5 Fruit trees to start your food forest! Start here for newbie success! Pears, Mulberry....

[@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard]

Greetings from Surprise! You're preaching to the choir, thanks again Jay!

[@terrahillfarm]

I’m in central Texas and while we’re not desert, all the trees you mentioned do really well here. Thanks for the great videos! I had to subscribe when I saw all your great trees!

[@paulsmith1411]

Thank You just gave me better Info in 25 min. then the hours of other videos...

[@mariamakariou2914]

Hello from Cyprus, East Mediterranean! Our climate is similar and I absolutely agree with you on these trees. They are soooo adapted to hot dry conditions. Great info! ❤ Love your channel! ❤

[@alyciapeters5073]

I love these videos! I hope to be there in ur nursery getting my food Forrest started! Can’t wait!

[@fezzpezz494]

Any info on the rootstocks you use?

[@TheGratefulGarden]

Just started my first fruit tree, an early elberta. I’m in western PA. Temps are dropping this week though 😖🥶

[@Debi.G]

Fantastic info!!!

[@MrEunderwood]

I live in the southeast, but I've got all of these you mentioned growing in my newish food forest. Down here, it seems like everyone has a Satsuma/mandarin tree growing on their property. I really enjoyed your perspective on the side topics that were discussed. It amazes me how everyone is "too busy" to give any thought to the food they're eating.

[@deannawoodbury2631]

Thank you so much for all of this great information.

[@tigrlily]

Awesome video

[@mattbartley6501]

Hi jay been watching your videos for years big fan of your channel. I just recently moved to Oahu and started out with a few citrus trees and two Florida Prince peaches trees and one tropic snow peach any advice for getting my citrus to produce a lot of blooms and actually hold their blooms ? I’m jealous of everything you can grow here in zone 12b Oahu we have zero chill hours and so many things require at least some chill. Thanks Matt

[@tigrlily]

"If you kill an olive tree, you need to immediately stop gardening." Love that.

[@greenhousefun3235]

Love the video new sub. I have all of the trees. My olive is small. I didn't know I could grow it this big.

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

Thanks for subbing!

[@brentongutierrez4021]

Do you carry the Black Goji Berry?

[@heavymetalandmakeup2383]

I live in Buckeye! Ans my backyard really won't allow the mulberry full size. What other tree can I use as a substitute that would work in a HOA type subdivision in Buckeye.

[@upliftlife11]

What type of sweet pomegranate do you recommend? I've only had the bitter store-bought ones, and now I'm really curious! 😁

[@elizeuzenteruft8449]

Congratulations friend how do you make the substrate to plant your fruit in the vase? I'm from Brazil

[@davidarden6942]

Love the information, I just got started with my little garden, I’m growing two citrus and a tamarind, I do have a question, do owari satsumas grow well out here? I purchased one at Home Depot, and have repotted one, I’ve seen it push new growth and flowers. Do they do well out here in the summers?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

They honestly like cooler weather, but will work 100 percent

[@davidarden6942]

@@ArizonaFruitTrees will they take some damage with our summers? I’m also living in maricopa county.

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

@@davidarden6942 first couple years probably

[@davidarden6942]

It will be a fun challenge! Maybe placement and watering will be key, Thank you! I subscribed and can’t wait to get more trees and learn more in the future.

[@cynthiaj4863]

Where did you buy your Tamarind tree?

[@cairozulu6700]

You mentioned olive tree and I always like it but I have no clue about what I can get olive oil from its fruits.

[@ZonaFigs]

What's the best pomegranate variety in your expert opinion?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

Fruit punch, Cherry slurpee, and eversweet

[@danebrk]

Thankyou for this very informative video. I live here in Az and would love to have a pomegranate tree, one of those amazing orange trees, but most of all a peach tree. Can you tell me where I might be able to purchase some of these, thankyou.

[@ZonaFigs]

@ArizonaFruitTrees wow thanks never heard of them. Wonderful was all I knew and the hardy Russian. Wow thanks again

[@georgegreek834]

Do you ship to Florida by any chance? 😅

[@devrarodriguez9969]

Thanks so much for your awesome videos! I’m just getting started with fruit trees and your videos are helping me to learn so much. live in northwest Houston - zone 9. I’m wondering if the pear tree will work for me too. Also, do I have to have more than one for pollination? Thanks a mil!

[@devrarodriguez9969]

Also, we get occasional temperatures into the 20s. That’s my concern.

[@eddicruzein8835]

When will you start shipping trees? I wanna buy some fruit trees from you. Im in las vegas nv.

[@puckjohn]

Hello, I live in the high desert in California zone 8b. I’ve struggled to grow citrus here, I fertilize them, mulch them and of course water them but they just don’t seem to grow or fruit. What’s going on?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

what rootstock are you using? you need seville sour orange as the rootstock

[@clivemossmoon3611]

Jay what about the Asian citrus psyllid thing? What would you do to defend against that?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

its not in AZ.yet

[@clivemossmoon3611]

@@ArizonaFruitTrees If you can't do anything we're screwed. Maybe I should start my trees in a greenhouse. I'm gonna look into frequency devices just in case. Thanks.

[@cynthiaj4863]

I have a volunteer Mulberry. How do I know if it is a female or male? So, I can buy the opposite tree? Just volunteered last year, so there's no fruit yet 🤷‍♀️

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

you would graft it either way. seedling mulberries are usually small fruit

[@ZonaFigs]

Pretty funny the only tree I have killed was my olive tree in a pot I neglected it with water for way to long and I'm sure it was root bound as well and after about 5 years it died and I was really upset with myself

[@nhanthai1984]

from Surprise Az. do you have starfruit trees for sale, how much it cost let me know your address and time. I be there thank you😀

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

Yes we do, in about 2 weeks. 41 s. 83rd. pl. mesa 85208

[@chucknorrisgunclub2184]

Pomegrantes! Moving on 😄

[@drillsergeant623]

FYI, winter is 3 months long, on planet earth.

[@mehbooballahi]

Please write on videos I don't understand your speak

[@martinmacht3330]

DUDE!!!! CAN YOU SHOW ME MORE OF YOU RAINBOW EUCALIPTUS????? PLEASE!!!!!! THE 2 OF THEM!!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!