A Tour of the Biggest Backyard Orchard I've Ever Been To! 

I'm suffering from major tree envy right now😂

It looks like a lot of the original orange trees on this land are gone now. I used to buy oranges from this place, that was around 1991. :)

Yeah buddy. Thank you. Growing food is life.

The Holiday avocado tends to be bigger, the skin is a little lighter and smoother than the Hass. The Hass skin turns a lot darker when ripe. The citrus trees are so fruitful.

Holiday is much larger and more rounded but still slightly oval, doesnt look like holiday

Awesome tour for avocado lovers. It was great to see the graft union and the rootstocks up close. Those rootstocks are massive. I have a bacon but I really hope it doesn't get that big hehe. Mine is 8 years old, about 3 metres tall, in a climate similar to San Francisco.

Great video AJ, thanks for sharing!

Amazing avocado trees, awesome.

dont waste your time to graft on flimsy thin branches of a big established tree, please

Wow very nice place 👍

Hi what an amazing tour.🌳🌳🌳

Very cool, I bet those loquat trees provide a lot of food and shelter to the local wildlife

Nice inspiration to grow....thanks 👍

Good i am also planting these

Cool property

Amazing!! Amazing!! Wow thanks for sharing

Amazing What zone in CA ? How big is the Property ??

I need some of those grapefruits!! They look amazing! ❤

How many days did you dream of this place after you left???

very nice tree beautiful tree wow

Where do all of you guys get these scions from? I can’t seem to find anything but hass avocado :/

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Is it possible to get this guys email? What an amazing Orchard!

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I would like to get some scions from you mr.graftman how can I do that? I'm a few hours away from you.

This was bananas! (Ha see what I tried to do there?!) I wish I could buy some fruit trees from ya for an 8a greenhouse. Id do it in a second. I love your content, big fan. Super cool to me to see those huge old trees. Just copped perlite from your store, thanks!

I got a Nabal tree from a local nursery in Southern CA. I had never seen one in person so I had to have it. Its 3 foot tall and starting to bloom except I am culling its small fruit until the tree is at least 5 or 6 foot tall. I am always excited to see any Nabal avocado tree when you mention it. To me it might as well be a Rock Star! Can you talk about it more in videos and how to pick them and such? Because i hear its hard shelled and probably easy to mess up and harvest prematurely. And to keep raving, 😂 sorry!! my Nabal is thick branched and I am considering to graft Reed onto it. Scions are from a potted nursery Reed I got recently My thinking is that in those years the Nabal takes its rest, the grafted Reed willl be there to whisper to its Nabal host " it's Okay, you raised me, I got your back!". I think I read somewhere that Reed is a child of Nabal. And that in some ways Reed is a perfected Nabal. Keep up the avocado videos I am always quite curious about the larger fruit varieties, their history and who was involved in bringing them to the public. Aside from that I hear Oro Negro from Florida is also something to also rave about? And it changes color when ripe! How cool is that? The way its described makes me think it might be as good as some top rated California varieties. But is it yet available in California? Have you any experience with that variety Thanks

They're coming for our backyard fruit. Did you hear the announcement today that in Redlands, the agricultural officials are going to go into people's yards and strip their trees of fruit ? They say it is because of a fruit fly.

Beautiful ❤

Where is this farm ? Where can i buy Fuerte avocado ? I would love to grow one from seed. I can only find Haas avocado in stores.

The avocado you were questioning thinking it was a hass looks like a hass skin wise but the stem needs to be coming out on an angle. stem on the one in your hand was more straight out the top. I don't know what it is but I don't think it's a hass.

bags on avocados, does that actually deter critters from eating them? or is there another purpose? thanks

Wow, I have a pearl tangelo I wish was that big.

Bananas are missing

Nice

So we have 100degree in summer and minus 10 degree in winter. So plants here are a bit more resistant