Growing jujubes: easy and productive! 

@@thesarge- you are very welcome. Thanks for watching!

@@jamesreid8638 thanks! Definitely true on the suckers. I have two left for grafting 😂

@@FAST3RCA sure, thing! I had GA866 and Shanxi Li last year and GA866 was much better. I’ll record as they ripen. Thanks for the idea!

@@BlessingsFruitGarden thanks for watching! I don’t have anything to keep them out, but once they move in I use those terro bait stations. It usually clears them out after a few days. Or sometimes I have to add an extra one.

@@GrowsGoneWild great I will try it and let you know how it works here in north Florida

@@BlessingsFruitGarden good luck!

@@sheri023 yes those are fine. We Asians use those in soups or just eat them. You can buy them like that at Asian markets. It’s like a dried date.

@@GrowsGoneWild thank you.

@@stampznightaway most nurseries around me carry them. There’s some online ones as well like Burnt Ridge. These days I mostly buy scions and graft my own.

@@TheGreenAnt you get flowers?

@@selwynr I’m in 10a in Southern California. I was reading something today on people at growingfruit where members were growing in 7b and even 6b in the states. Not sure how this compares to your area, though, as I am not too familiar with Ballarat. They seem to have had success with the varieties Honey Jar and Sugarcane. Good luck!

@@edmonpierre4562yup GA866 is great! Those suckers are rootstock so will need to be grafted, unfortunately.