Hello from Cyprus, East Mediterranean! Our climate is similar and I absolutely agree with you on these trees. They are soooo adapted to hot dry conditions. Great info! ❤ Love your channel! ❤
I’m in central Texas and while we’re not desert, all the trees you mentioned do really well here. Thanks for the great videos! I had to subscribe when I saw all your great trees!
I live in the southeast, but I've got all of these you mentioned growing in my newish food forest. Down here, it seems like everyone has a Satsuma/mandarin tree growing on their property. I really enjoyed your perspective on the side topics that were discussed. It amazes me how everyone is "too busy" to give any thought to the food they're eating.
Hi jay been watching your videos for years big fan of your channel. I just recently moved to Oahu and started out with a few citrus trees and two Florida Prince peaches trees and one tropic snow peach any advice for getting my citrus to produce a lot of blooms and actually hold their blooms ? I’m jealous of everything you can grow here in zone 12b Oahu we have zero chill hours and so many things require at least some chill. Thanks Matt
Love the information, I just got started with my little garden, I’m growing two citrus and a tamarind, I do have a question, do owari satsumas grow well out here? I purchased one at Home Depot, and have repotted one, I’ve seen it push new growth and flowers. Do they do well out here in the summers?
It will be a fun challenge! Maybe placement and watering will be key, Thank you! I subscribed and can’t wait to get more trees and learn more in the future.
I live in Buckeye! Ans my backyard really won't allow the mulberry full size. What other tree can I use as a substitute that would work in a HOA type subdivision in Buckeye.
Thankyou for this very informative video. I live here in Az and would love to have a pomegranate tree, one of those amazing orange trees, but most of all a peach tree. Can you tell me where I might be able to purchase some of these, thankyou.
Thanks so much for your awesome videos! I’m just getting started with fruit trees and your videos are helping me to learn so much. live in northwest Houston - zone 9. I’m wondering if the pear tree will work for me too. Also, do I have to have more than one for pollination? Thanks a mil!
Pretty funny the only tree I have killed was my olive tree in a pot I neglected it with water for way to long and I'm sure it was root bound as well and after about 5 years it died and I was really upset with myself
Hello, I live in the high desert in California zone 8b. I’ve struggled to grow citrus here, I fertilize them, mulch them and of course water them but they just don’t seem to grow or fruit. What’s going on?
@@ArizonaFruitTrees If you can't do anything we're screwed. Maybe I should start my trees in a greenhouse. I'm gonna look into frequency devices just in case. Thanks.
I have a volunteer Mulberry. How do I know if it is a female or male? So, I can buy the opposite tree? Just volunteered last year, so there's no fruit yet 🤷♀️
