Fall FOOD FOREST Tour 

Relaxing and peaceful and just lovely is this greenness! And the sound of the water when the pond is complete with green life all around will just be the perfect completion! Love it! Enjoy!

I am so inspired by your natural wisdom to create a natural garden despite the fact the weather can be extreme in Arizona. As you both said, you can create a micro-climate by combining right trees in the north side, south side... I am doing the same in South Texas. My bigger trees are protecting other trees (such as avocado trees) that could not stand the summer sunlight by themselves here. Great job!

woow, i watched all your videos in like... 4 days, so i'm very impressed to see the evolution of your garden, it will be so grate to make a comparison video (now and then)

You guys have an AWESOME home. Definitely my goals right here. Thank you for sharing!

One of my favorite videos from you! Loved the tour! Kind of like a “junior version” of a Jake Mace tour. I am amazed at how full and how much growth has happened in the last year. You both are AWESOME giving peeps! Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing.

Lookin good!!! There is so much more shade in your yard. Also Moringa Trees are nitrogen fixers too.

Hey guys, this is was best video so far. Great information on the trees and plants. Looking forward to see the pond and your raised beds!

You have built an epic yard! Stoked on your pond! I always get inspired watching your videos!

35:02 in my opinion the best tasting fruit in the world! Plus the tree is very pretty.

Awesome job guys! Your right anyone in the north San Diego county should definitely visit Exotica nursery that place has so much variety of fruit trees.

The ‘lemon drop’ flower you have is easy to grow, you can just cut off a branch and stick in water to grow roots or just stick it straight in the ground and it’ll grow.

What a transformation from the start looks awesome brandon and alyssa great backyard. Keep it up.😃☺☺👌👌🌱🌱❤❤

Awesome, I enjoyed the whole video. Thx for sharing.

on the papaya trim off a few rows of the bottom leaves next spring and it will boost the growth a lot. the roots support all of those leaves, which leaves do help give the plant energy but they also take nutrients. the roots will take up only the nutrients to support how many leaves the tree has, so removing the bottom leaves makes the tree concentrate the nutrients.

In the Philippines we call the Moringa tree Malunggay and we cook it with coconut . So many medicinal uses

Wow :) Chorisia Insignis- White Floss Silk Tree. They are beautiful, Cal State Fullerton has one in their Arboretum; so a very beautiful but scary looking with its armed trunk haha. Loved this Video keep up the great job Greenies Garden!

Was just at Exotica a few weeks ago. Lol Steve definitely is a time machine!

there is look beautiful landscape

Great info guys thank you.

love the channel bro! always positive!

Hey Greenies Garden, looks like you have a pretty big lot in the Phoenix area. I have 0.35 acre in Southern California. I am planting a ton of tropical fruit trees and I have still a lot of room for more trees. I love it. Love your videos. Keep it up.

Love all the fruit trees and most of all the pond..Can't wait to see the result. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful yard and great ideas...God bless and keep up the good work. 😊

I can't wait till John Kohler comes to tour your yard!!! Much love from SoCal !

So amazing guys!!! I am in Avondale and trying to garden...I am so extremely appreciative of your videos...you are both inspiring...have a blessed day and THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!

Good job guys 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Great progress, Brandon and Alyssa! Can't wait to see the growth next season (:

the guava looks very delicious. thanks for the help greenies garden

Go Moringa!

Hello Brandon and Alyssa !! fantastic garden update guys !! loved the plot tour of your growing spaces !!

Great Video! You guys have a great food forest! Im currently starting my own food forest in South Texas.

i have the running bamboo and you will be amazed where it will run to. In retrospect I would plant on clumping bamboo

Love these garden tours especially around the area since it gives great aspiration for what is possible.

I'm so excited for you both ,your yard looks amazing..all the plants look healthy. Love all the different varieties of fruit trees.and the pond is the best I can't wait to see it finished, I know it's going to be great as well..Happy gardening to you both 😍😀😃

That bamboo will go crazy and pop up on the other side of the street, just give it a few years...you'll probably have to get a Panda to keep it under control.

Greedy, love your videos!

Great to see you guys

So jealous of your moringa trees! Mine just don't seem to grow as quickly and vigorously as yours do. Seeing your soursop doing well is great too! The California rare fruit growers told me that soursop will die here in California. I have a 9 foot one in my back yard so if it gives me fruit I'm going to have to email them back and tell them they're wrong!

I want to grow giant bamboo so I can use it to make scaffolding in my food forest to get up into the canopy and pick fruit

great idea with the islands! I gotta try that

Brandon and Alyssa, great video! You guys have come a long ways. Please keep up the post on your soursop tree, we have a 3 foot one that I haven’t planted in the ground yet, concerned that it won’t do well this winter. The one you have in your yard is it on a west facing wall? I Couldn’t see to much about what kind of micro climate you have created for it, My wife from China and she misses a lot of these fruits that she grew up with, thank you guys for the inspiration and the motivation, we just finally were able to cover the backyard with at least a foot and a half of wood mulch, will be continuing with that endeavor as were able to appropriate the Wood Chips, Thanks, Matt & Ming Laveen, AZ

Great content...tku

Does the tupo tree have thrones? Awesome video! Can’t wait to see more!

You are a sweet couple! You enjoy your garden together. Any plan to have kids soon?

Wow y h a lore grass well bamboo is a grass love garden and y guys

I have a floss silk tree in phoenix. It is growing fast.

if you are growing mamey sapote for fruit you better keep it in greenhouse. It takes up to 2 years for fruit to ripen. Tree will drop all fruit once it is exposed to temps below 40. It is a struggle even in SoCal zone 10. Also when you get soursop to produce flowers pollinate it when temp is below 85 and at least 50% humidity. it is really finicky about pollination conditions.

Nice shirt 👚

So exciting, your yard has growen so much. Would love to see how you started your pond.

be careful with bamboo. It can easily take over a yard, and if it doesn't take over your yard it just might take over your neighbors yard.

How does neem oil work? It reduces insect feeding and acts as a repellent. It also interferes with insect hormone systems, making it harder for insects to grow and lay eggs. Azadirachtin can also repel and reduce the feeding of nematodes. Other components of neem oil kill insects by hindering their ability to feed.

Love this video!! How much space does Tipuana Tipu needs to grow?? I have an area which really needs some shade lovin’. Thank you for all of your knowledge that you wish to share!! I am here in Yuma and you have made a huge difference in making me love our side of the desert.

You talked about planting your trees in an island style which makes it easier to water. Can you explain that a little more? Are you planting like 5 trees in the same area with a berm around the group of trees?

Beautiful garden ~ love the enthusiasm 🤓 Just curious ~ why no citrus or stone fruits?

The bamboo runners can be cut off, if desired. How did you berm the bed? Maybe a demo on it?

I would mulch your front yard and start planting trees on the boarders

"Warning, Warning Dr. Smith" Talk to the very top nurseries...do not overwater that Tipuana Tipu ! I lost one as well...gorgeous tree...yellow blooms were always everywhere throughout the ...grew like a weed for ~5 yrs (with it being watered regularly by a surrounding deep drip line...and the distant roots by a sprinkler)...it did get hit by lightening, but several limbs also snapped in heavy winds ! It is a continuous problem with Tipu's--especially the ones allowed to grow the fastest...just an fyi...sometimes called the Yellow Jacaranda, my large purple Jacaranda would go off throughout the month of April, only to be followed by the Tipu for a full month of yellow blooms ! I did absolutely love the tree--but likely would not replace it based on what I know. Though it may help not to overwater it...

Has anybody told you that you look like one of the kids from the movie The Sandlot.

Eucalyptus has been observed as having allelopathic properties like pine trees, the roots tend to invade areas like bamboo, I don't know if you plan on growing it tall, but I'd monitor the nearby trees anyway as it does.

How often do you water your moringas?

Great video. Gorgeous soursop, love the black sapote, and the mamey as well. I'm surprised your soursop survived the cold better than mamey, because my experience was opposite. I lost a few grafted soursops in the 40s last spring outdoors (Miami and Homestead cultivars and maybe a few seedlings too) in zone 7 after they were overwintered indoors, but my Magana mamey took the 40s like a champ (I did kill a magana recently grafted plant in the upper 40's though last fall by accident: the shipping was during a bad time for temps). Soursop fruit juice is probably the single best juice that you could make period. Have you considered adding more Annonas? I think paw paws are a guarantee for your area, and cherimoyas probably as well, with maybe Squamosa being borderline? Cherimoyas are absokutely delicious, easy to germinate and grow fast, fruiting in like 3 years. They also require a chilling period during the winter that simulates your winter. The upper temps might be hostile but I am sure you could work out the micro climate. You'd probably love Garcinias as well (mangosteens). They are pretty tropical, but Imbe (livingstoni) is subtropical and from my experience, can take a cold beating. So can brasiliensis, or acha chiuru. Wouldn't try with my Mangostana (purple mangosteen), but now that whole foods regularly carries them, possibly doing a cold genetic selection would be in the future. Not sure if the seeds in those fruits are viable though since none germinated of last batch. Great stuff bro, keep growing!

how you grow so many trees without there roots all tangling around each other underground?? it must be a big mess underground,,,,,and you got trees under trees and under trees!!!....insane!!! but looks cool

Brandon and Alyssa I live in San tan Valley where can a get some tropical trees out hear, thanks for the videos

When should we start protecting our trees from the cold here in AZ. I just got a banana & mango & am unsure when to start covering them. Thanks!

Bamboo in AZ? Sounds thirsty.

How much do you guys spend on water? Great channel by the way!!!

What part of Arizona are you in? Great video.

What do you think of manila/ataulfo mango

I have an old lemon tree that has been rotting at the trunk. There is one healthy limb left but its not doing that great, most of the tree broke off. Any advice or will it probably die? Ive never dealt with rot.

Brandon (and Alyssa) the garden looks AWESOME!! I subbed, can't wait for new videos! I saw the tour from last year, and it was awesome! I think your mystery bamboo is probably in the bambusa genus. Alphonse Karr' is in the genus Bambusa; you can control the runners with rhizome pruning, I highly recommend keeping it in check, since you have so many other awesome plants around it. Check out my channel! m.ru-vid.comaccount

Which Lowes do you go to?

how do you spell the tree that gives nitrogen? tipawama tree seeds

Your guava tree from home depot and haven't give u fruits ??? That's weird. My guava tree are small and it give me one big fruit.

Why do you always say your backyard is like California? Do you wish to live there?

Unbutton your top button.

Can you start saying "we" instead of "I" and "my"

What do you think of manila/ataulfo mango