Texas Rare Fruit Grower Yard Tour 

After the Love has gone. Earth, Wind and Fire

​@@EssayonsFGyou win brother Rob! Much respect 🙌

Been a while wanted to say hi I’m been so busy with my main account

@@Coldtropics thanks for stopping by! What's your main account 😅

@@VirginiaFruitGrower i don’t post anything that important it’s just gym vids memes but I do have 34 subs on it’s Youdontmeson1324

She's a growing guru like you bro

It's so organized. Im the opposite. I collect and keep my garden looking like a junkyard 😅🤣. Thank you for watching!!

It was such a fun tour. Her trees do look amazing. Thanks so much!

Plus it's so organized and tidy! Hope you're off to a great weekend Brett! Thanks

Actually this is similar to your wonderful collection Eri! Thanks!

Thank you so much 🙂

Thanks for visiting and taking time out of our day to watch!

Big thanks Erlinda 😊

It is legendary! I was really excited to see it in person. Really amazing. Super thanks GGW!

Many thanks 😊 Club Crafteria

Much appreciated Joe!. Luckily there were a few breaks I'm the rain 🌧 and she was willing in the first place to show me her place in the yucky weather. Have a good night!

Omg lol 😆. Super thanks Dan! I hope you're having a good week so far

So very appreciated Luciana!

Big thank you good pal!

Big thanks my friend

Thank you too for watching!

Good stuff! Have a great weekend and thanks!

Hi Molten Concepts! I totally agree. Why not grow some food bearing plants/trees in the front yard instead of just totally useless grass or and ornamentals. Nice to see her integrate both! Nice to hear that surinam do well for you. I hope you get a big harvests this year. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the visit Tess

Big thanks Neil! She said she wishese i could have seen her place before all the freezes that killed off a lot of her trees. Very fun visit to Texas!

@@VirginiaFruitGrower I’m amazed at the citrus not making it but cherimoya, guavas and sapote etc dying back then returning.

Thanks for stopping by!

I'm sure you can get a nice guava growing for you as long as you're able to keep the temperature above 40 in the winter. Good luck!

@@VirginiaFruitGrower I will try to find a guava and give it a try. I just planted a mango seed in a flower pot and I have a few leaves. I am trying to lol

Hi friend! Thanks so much 🙏

Thanks brother!

10ft mango trees in 15 gallon pots. Takes a lot of monitoring to keep them happy in thar size pot.

They're definitely reciprocating the love bu giving her fruit

Very nice indeed! Thanks for watching homie

@@VirginiaFruitGrower tag me on all the cool pomelo videos hahahaha

Indeed quite the inspiration!

Oh wow! So many cool growers in the Houston and more southern areas for sure!

She's a wonderful and quiet knowledgeable gardener Thanks for watching!

She's an OG *Original Gardener 😁

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm happy to have you stop by!

Thats wonderful! I was thoroughly impressed as well. Lots of knowledge and experience growing fruit trees. I really appreciate you watching!

She's a serious collector for sure. I was very impressed. Thanks for your visit!

So true! Your collection is multiplying like crazy too. Happy hump day! g

Thanks brudda 👍

Thank you my friend

Sup 🤴! Thanks so much 🙏

She's pretty legendary and I was really thrilled to see her place in person. Good luck with your new trees and super thanks for watching!

Wow that must have been a sight! Were limited to 3 plants here in VA. I appreciate you watching!

Thanks a lot brother Dan! Sugar Cane and Honey 🍯 Jar jujube are really good. Coco is a good one too. Luckily there's quite a few nurseries online that sell them now. Happy Memorial day weekend!

@@VirginiaFruitGrower Thank you , I’m always learning from your videos

Wow that's deep. Thanks

Thanks my friend

Yea boi! Classic Cool point scions awarded

He does not but does do local grafting classes and sometimes posts on Facebook and Instagram

Thanks a lot!

She told me she uses osmocote. Thanks for watching!

Whoa sup my brother! Hope you're doing ok. I know you stay hella busy. Thanks for stopping by. Take good care!

She has a good sized mother tree. I think it may have been from Florida

Yeah boi! Thanks Broke!

Depends on the variety. Usually pretty huge unless you get a dwarf one of an airlayer you can keep in check

@VirginiaFruitGrower ok that's interesting cuz I've never heard of a dwarf Ice cream bean tree before.

​@geriannroth449 she mentions them around time 11:22

Yes she did have one of those my friend. Thanks!

Typically those ingrown trees don't die every year. She had many years of fruit production without problems. In recent years there had been freak, irregularly extreme freezing cold winters that killed off her some of her trees. She replanted and unfortunately got hit again with another unusually cold Texas winter that doesn't normally happen in her growing zone. That's why she had to replant and replace.

Also thanks for your time watching!!

Ah I see. I was very confused. Thank you for clearing that up. And thank you for the videos. I heard you mentioned on Facebook so I wanted to check out the channel. I am very much enjoying the videos!!!

@@CharlieBrown-bu1rv much appreciated for stopping by 🙏

Hi Danny! I think the largest pot size she might have out of all her trees is around a 20 gal. Most everything else is 15 gal or smaller. Thanks for watching!

That was my thoughts exactly. I have roughly the same amount of trees as she does and it takes me a solid hour at least to water everything.

I think she would. You can find her on Facebook as Theme Linh. She posts a lot on the Houston Gardener group

@@VirginiaFruitGrower fabulous 👌 thanks for the tip

You're overloaded with cool points for sure