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Flying Fox Fruits bro this video is the treasure map to the treasure map and that Camu plant is across the lake from New Orleans I’ma have to go get one stay up brotha and you too Pete the Greek
Thanks for sharing as always. Adam ending thought is really important. I have found myself in similar situation where trees were not fruiting even 5 years old or some plants were having issues growing. I was on the verge of throwing them away. But then I came back to my senses and realized why I was growing these plants and the connection to people... Keep up this amazing work!
lol excellent...thank u so much..i think Pete will be coming back eventually, but he has so much on his plate, i'm so grateful he was able to make time to come here, he and his wife did such a good job with the videos, i can't thank them enough....I'm hoping to make some more content with Pete, but not to make anything redundant, need fresh cool info. Also working of doing some videos with my brother, I have my own youtube channel, and have been making videos when i have time. I plan to do an interview with John kimber and John Morton, two great growers named John, that both grow Jaboticabas in central FL, right near me, they both have amazing collections, and good info to share! Supposed to start filming this Saturday! Will post details on my FB page when it comes out!
Love growing fruit trees. Long live enestour. My dad’s name is Ernesto and because of him bringing a june plum plant to this house, I got into planting. He passed away a few months ago 💔
They teach you respect and the importance for All life ! This show finally got to me big time ! I'm like a fish out of the water here in N. Georgia ! I miss the island so much ! I started crying half way through the show and am still ..... For many reasons mostly good ones ! The love I have for the industry ! And the act of being a grower a title I wore for most of my life ! Thanks for sharing and rekindeling my love for the industry !
I love watching your video because I eat all edible wild and local fruits when I was in India...Now I eat all fruits I get here..But little scared because of preservatives pesticides...
Very true. Try to stick to organic if possible, I know it's a lot more expensive, but your body is worth it. I'm sure I'm not telling you anything you don't already know though haha
Welcome. I see a jaboticaba in your movie. How much time do you have to wait for the first jaboticaba fruit if the tree is sown from the pit? What kind of land is the best? Will you introduce these varieties: Red Hybrid Branca-vinho Grimal Which of these high seas grow and bear fruit.
Hey GreenDreams. I just wanted to say a huge thanks for your RU-vid videos. You have given me back my passion for gardening. My wife and I went through a stressful few years fostering some teenagers and I’d lost my enthusiasm for getting out to the garden. We have a bit over an acre with quite a few standard fruit trees. Then while waiting on the birth of our first child we happened upon your Costa Rica videos and I just started eating up all your videos (my wife has even become more excited about the garden - she has never really been into it). First tree we went out and bought was a Jakfruit and now we are planning may more tropicals. We have a Loquat now. We live in subtropical Australia (Maryborough, Queensland), my wife is from Virginia, USA. We planted a strawberry tree for our newborn daughter. Thank you for opening a new world of plants to us and giving me back my passion for the garden. I really liked your catch phrase - plant the weeds you want. Just wanted to thank you for the inspiration you have given us. If your ever down under - we have a self contained granny flat that is yours. Thanks.
Amazing to hear about your come back story! This is why I do this and your feedback keeps me growing. That offer sounds sweet, I might have to take you up on it. Please email with reminder:) GreenDreamsfl@yahoo.com
So glad you guys did these videos!! Pete you are really rocking it!!! You guys have inspired me to start doing the same by collecting plants and sharing with others!!
Great videos. Think Jaboticaba is my next venture in fruit trees. Nothing rare reds will work for me. Cant risque hundreds taking by a cold Fl winter. Have you tried Jack Fruit in Sanford. Im trying to locate a rumored one in Lakeland.
im in Houston and I collect rare everything heers som of wat I got ylang ylang[ acai palms over 100] areca vestiaria guarana caviar lime heliconia lonagn mamoncillos rambutan lychees kampong mauve jade vine cinnamon tree tha reel 1 from sri lanka Jamaican allspice piper nigrum asper hitam bamboo cherimoya caryota obtusa seed sprouted after almost 2 yeers in tha ground boooya and a lot more stuff im probly over 100 different plants now this guy is tha best and pete u r tha best plants rule
That what happened to us all in America ! The loss of the community small farmers that were sold down the river and the farm bureau and lobbist that worked for the fossil fuel and chemical industries that lied their way to the forefront of our FDA and bribed their way to the top targeting the organic Gardening community and us hippies that were trying to reconnect us back to the communities they abandoned ! In short we lost our connect to our Mother Earth and the love and respect for all life ! Save a few of us ! You are evidence of this love that I speak of and had almost fallen victim to. Keep up the great work that you are doing and the convictions that move your heart and float your boat ! Happy Sailing ! El Capitan's !
a little too cold here, and hurricane season is a bitch...i don't want to grow these fruits for $ because the storms can rip them off, and flooding splits them, here we get flooding regularly...so i stick with smaller fruits that can take floods, like eugenias, garcinias, and Plinias!! I do love the Annonas though, and keep them around in pots until they get root bound, then i sell them, and grow another smaller one...they make it to about 15-25 gal, 7-10yr old before i end up getting rid of them, or they get too big, and i don't wanna deal with anything larger than 25gal
Its crazy how you guys get down into the 20's in Florida....In the Willamette Valley, that is more common for sure, but we are so much farther north amd we can't grow nearly what you guys get away with.
I don't see how guys like you two are even able to keep up with what plants you have, you have so many it's nearly unreal. Is the little tree he gave you one you don't have? That was really nice for him to give it to you. Does the machine he has measure the refractive index of something? I never would have dreamed that something like that would have a refractive index, that is usually just for diamonds and stones and I really don't know what else. The guy is definitely an interesting person. Thanks Pete that was 2 more great videos.
great vid great place , i do have some issues with pots , and even more in non freezing climates , being non stable and a lot of work if keeping plants in pots long term , root pruning soil replacement , watering, nutrient replenishment , if no constant upkeep , dwarfing , slow growth, deformation , low production or small fruit, nutrient issues , are what you fight, just know if it isnt going how it should , try something different, no matter what you know you still don't know what you don't know , cheers , and love your farm!!!!
Watching the man recite all those names would have been enough to dazzle. Few people have ever had the opportunity to taste such a rare array of fruit.
I just love Adam! I have started on my trek to rare fruit collecting thanks to you making these awesome videos available. Thanks so much GreenDreamsFl for all the great videos and info.😊
Hey Pete, thank you for all you do. This is a bit off topic but I would love to buy a couple longsleeve hooded shirts from you. I own a lawn care business in Fort Myers and would be grateful to do some advertising for you.
Wow, such a massive collection of so many species. I'm envious yet inspired to collect myself not only for my personal enjoyment but to help others through promoting a greater diversity of fruits into our diet that will help us humans thrive further while also helping to conserve our rich natural treasures. Kudos to Adam for doing such a great job. Kudos to you too Pete for spreading awareness and appreciation towards these endeavors.
Wow some of these fruits look the same and have different names especially when you were touring the sugar apples. My grandpa has a fruit tree growing with similar fruit I’ve thought are Cherimoya for the longest time; so confusing 😅
Very nice. I mean, the guy, the collection, the fruits, the video. Could you write the names of the root stocks he speaks about, since I didn't understant ? Or does he have videos about this topic ?
@@FlyingFoxFruits Wow, really?! It can get -5 celcius where I am in Europe. It may be just for a few days but it's enough to kill tropicals. So maybe I'm in Zone 8 although maps say it's 9. BTW, your ebay shop is empty!
k m w Yup!! So many places to check out. Ive been to Lukas in Oviedo which is a good place but it’s expensive, my favorite tropicals place to buy trees is Jene’s tropicals in St. Petersburg. It’s a far drive but worth checking out and going on a nice day trip to the west coast :))
I am already getting addicted from watching these and I have this weekend off, bad combination especially living in Florida and so many nurseries open.
Pretty sure you’ve mentioned one before but can you find the jaboticaba in Australia? Zone 9 Western Australia, can hit 45 C with mild frost in winter. Acidic sand.
Daley’s fruit nursery sells em but don’t know bout W.A. there is so many restrictions on seeds, fruit, honey and anything else you could imagine, so I don’t know if you could get a plant sent there
pinball000 there is a jaboticaba forum with ppl in W.A. that have them growing in pots, I’ll try find the link no promises but, if you try contact someone on there you may be able to get some seeds or seedlings, I think most amateur botanist like to spread and share what they have in hopes of getting something different back, karma I guess
pinball000 there is also a nursery in leeming with a heap of different tropical fruit trees available I think they do jabos and some other pretty sweet tropicals www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/leeming/plants/exotic-tropical-fruit-trees-and-plants-for-sale-from-20/1215776017
The one he calls "Jamaica Cherry" isn't native to Philippines, it is also just introduced to our Country. I love that fruit man, it grows anywhere in the Philippines, that makes our childhood awesome! A Bird, Bat and other pollinator Magnet fruit. Awesome fruit😎😎
He's got a nice operation going. 2 of the 3 Grimal seeds that I got from Adam have sprouted. Hopefully it won't be too long until there is fruit set. In the mean time, I've got lot's of nanners.
Thankyou so much for these amazing videos. I am in New Zealand, the only fruit I recognised was the lemon guava. It would be incredible to me if I was able to get some seeds and grow them down here. Totally inspired dudes !!
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL lol camera was overheating! by the end of the video i was pretty worn out...we had been walking and talking for like 2hr nonstop, brutal heat and humidity...but to tell u the truth, i would rather be in no other place, with no other people...it was one of the funnest days i've had since i've lived here on my farm, or even started my own business period! (PS, my green house was kind of a disaster at the time, weeds all over, but some big rare fruit trees in there...I got help now, and we are hand pulling weeds as we speak!! I'm always playing catch up!)
Wow Dude ! Your in Sanford fla wow ! I'm trippin dude ! Yummy !!!? On the fruit plate !!! I'm super jelly !!! Bro's ! Lol Adam I'm excited too guys ! I need to be around like minded people ! Oh Shit ! Tears .... Thanks guys
I m a big Fan Lil brother and hats off to you and your effort to bring this wonderful lifestyle to others ! It ain't no job ! It's your life ! I traveled around the State and met many of the old timers that are all gone now . I haven't seen Fairchild tropical Gardens in Miami since Andrew devistated it and lost many of their rare plants but if you haven't been there ,put them on your list ! Happy trails Budro keep up the great work your doin .
This makes me so jealous, seeing all the amazing fruit trees that I CAN'T grow here in South Carolina. I haven't found any tropical fruits that will grow here but if anyone has any suggestions I am always up for a new experiment.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Thanks for the tip, I have loads of paw paw that are now a year old, they were a bear to grow from seed but I got it done. I do not how ever have any service berry, I will have to look into them. I have managed to grow loads of fig and even tamarind from seed they will definitely be my canopy layer.
