5 Fruit Trees that are too EASY to GROW in the Home Garden

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Comment from : @muneergh6933

Squirrels? I gotta cage mine, squirrels eating all the fruit
Comment from : @GPDarius

You have a new subscriber from Spain! Love your videos, the format, the information and the humor Thank you so much!
Comment from : @VisionYpensamiento

its not Kackistan , its called Khazakistan
Comment from : @Uprising771

Thanks, good info well presented
Comment from : @cselfie7234

Cack-istan Now that's funny!
Comment from : @eileenfabri5497

8:18brThat was a military-grade Dad joke :D
Comment from : @herrdave920

kumquat is actually good for when you have a bit sore throat or when u have heaty bodybrbrSmaller kumquat actually taste much better It can also be made into drink or dried fruit
Comment from : @kimloonyong6599

The kumquat can also be made as a pickledelicipus
Comment from : @sylviavezasie2852

A peach tree is the best
Comment from : @shawns0762

Lemons, in early age, can suffer from fungi and cutting ants Also a parasite plant called Struthantus flexicaulis can thrive so much on lemon trees that it might kill it But these are problems we find here in Brazil, maybe in climates that are colder it fares even better My lemon tree gives so much lemons every year I could never make juice of it all
Comment from : @DeyvsonMoutinhoCaliman

I want to grow my own fruit😋😋😋😋plums are number 1 in my list, thank you for this video!
Comment from : @valeriebingham1483

Alexander the Great was alive in the 900s
Comment from : @collydogznampach7118

Mulberries are the bomb My Weimeraner would often come inside with a purple tongue lol
Comment from : @WollongongSkyWatch

i would want to come in ur yard and ask u to teach me everythingbrabout plants trees
Comment from : @primalfeeling3257

Have you tried to grow coconut ?
Comment from : @SamanthaASTCrowhurst

HECK! Lemons are a lie!!!
Comment from : @paulstingray

Won’t grow here in Canada
Comment from : @Hoteod1965

What lemon tree grows in the cold weather? Thanks
Comment from : @huallacanes100

We have a lot of wild mulberry trees in the eastern US
Comment from : @dirtsailoroff-road5580

What a great video! Not just informative, but very like culturally informative and agriculturally informative Thank you ❤
Comment from : @KordTaylor

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Comment from : @larrydraper1620

I love gardening, but I’ve moved to a golf course community and I can plant in the ground What’s the best lemon tree to grow in a container? Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @2075vj

I have a wolf river apple and a red delicious and they are AMAZING! The wolf river apple produces apples bigger than some cantaloupes!
Comment from : @johnlewisbrooks

Does anyone know what this is? youtube/MzXdb1UGpvM
Comment from : @eskk2169

Figs are to easy to plant and you forget it!
Comment from : @nickosbestplayereverexist

I never knew that about lemons Interesting I really wish I could grow a fruit tree or two, but you just can't do it here
Comment from : @Grayald

You have a wealth of knowledge and a genuine love for plants, vegetation and nature Great Video You just got another subscriber all the way from the island of St Lucia in the Caribbean
Comment from : @Prodaddyadventures

He didn't mention it, but there is a dark mulberry that is long like one of those pakistani ones The skin is firmer and gives more pectin and the berry is shelf stable up to maybe a week in the fridge vs most mulberries that are fridge stable for about 1 day or maybe less I think it might even be the pakistani mulberry Not sure, though
Comment from : @buckaroobonzai2909

Lol 2:18 "Unlike YouTube"
Comment from : @twominutevideos4950

It was very interesting to watch your video I would also add satsuma tangerine, and I would especially like to add about apples There are two varieties of apples that are not in America These are European varieties one of unknown origin is called white pouring, these are wonderful summer apples and there is a variety of winter apples he looks somewhat reminiscent of Smith's face, well, it's not the same thing It's like comparing copper and pure gold the variety was bred by the agronomist Semerenko and named after him this is the king of apples I don't know why American farmers don't cultivate it in Poland and Ukraine, apples of this variety cost about twice as much as all the others one feature after it has been plucked, it needs to lie down for at least a month and it will sparkle with such a richness of taste that it cannot be compared with anything br Good luck!
Comment from : @sergiitkachenko8976

For the wicked shall be cut off, but those who wait for the LORD JESUS CHRIST shall inherit the earthbrPsalm 37: 9brThe word of GOD JESUS CHRIST
Comment from : @ambrosevargheese4366

Every thing is easy for you because you have warm weather ! Come and live in Minneapolis and see how good everything grows 😢
Comment from : @haydehabdolahian7691

Good day Are you selling also any of your orange for planting? Specialy here in the philippines And how much is the cost? Thank you GOD bless
Comment from : @louierabadon6229

I have 3 out 5 of the trees; apple, plum and mulberry The plum is hit and miss some years, as is the mulberry It's usually because the high winds in NC knock the fruit off before it can be picked Once on the ground they don't last long Fire ants, and birds will get to them
Comment from : @rettbull9100

the lemon face did it , i'm gone !
Comment from : @michaeljoncour4903

My concern with berries fruit trees is I don’t want to spray Please do a video on fruit that do not need chemicals or maybe only natural solutions I have many plants and fruits Many newer this year I never want fruits that Supposedly need to be sprayed with harsh chemicals I’m a pirate myself but I need easy friends in the homestead I can mix up a batch of natural ingredients if need be I do it all the time I don’t want finicky plants Zone 7-8 USA!
Comment from : @VesuviasPompeii24

Really cool to know that yuzu can be grown in my area Nobody around me sells it!
Comment from : @fadsmfawopefaw

An apple a day, makes 365 apples a year, kneeslapper
Comment from : @thumpistinc4422

Praise the LORD for creating tree fruits like lemons!
Comment from : @jesusdiedforyouproofjohn316

Love your videos your to the point and informative Your personality is awesome 😁
Comment from : @yeeeehawww2521

Thanks for the tips on the lemon tree I have a tree that came up in a pot from seed and I transferred to a larger garden It has not flowered and is quite a large tree now ill be spending the afternoon mulching and feeding thanks again Cheers
Comment from : @NarelleScrimshaw-mq1yd

I want to grow one or two fruit trees not to eat the fruit but just to use as an unlimited supplement for my worm bins/compost piles/garden beds xd
Comment from : @kevbe144

What a beautiful garden you have! Muy bonito jardín ! ❤
Comment from : @isatheprincessoftherhythm9064

You described my garden aside from the apple tree Unfortunately I live on a small island in Greece an variety's that prefer colder weather and plentiful rainwater don't do well back were i live
Comment from : @henryvarro9795

I have in my side yard Apple plumm kuats pear and peaches and pomegranateand many blessings
Comment from : @ciciliacurt6227

Came for the plants stayed for Steve the😅😅 crocodile hunter
Comment from : @matthewirvin6505

I currently have lemon (also lime, keffir lime, and sunkist orange) and mulberry trees in my yards Not a fan of mulberry taste, but damn they're TOO EASY to grow I just cut a decent healthy branch and stick it on a damp soil, and voila! 🌳 Right now I'm still researching for a good tropical/sea level apple variety and barbados cherry (acerola), wish me luck!brAs a person who live in a tropical country (Indonesia), I will recommend these must have easy to grow trees (which I also have/had in my yards) for fellow tropical climate gardeners around the world: sweet mango, banana, papaya, soursop, avocado, crystal guava (the big, super sweet ones), zapota (sapodilla), syzygium (watery rose apple, I prefer the super-sweet biggest green variety), jackfruit, and of course at least one coconut tree (limitless coconut milk, coconut water, and coconut meat!) brIn my experience, these trees don't require much care (in my case, not even AT ALL) and will grant you endless tasty fruits for decades! Happy "self-sufficienting" everyone, may we all live through even a zombie apocalypse!!!br❤❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @LadyVoldemort

I miss my mulberry bush from back home :< It drove my dad nuts how much it would overgrow every single year and he had to keep trimming it back so it wouldn't ruin the shed it was growing out from under
Comment from : @BornRemaining

I do you have a video on how to grow mulberries? Also do you have a book on gardening? 😊
Comment from : @sugarsimmons2285

Careful with mulberriesdont eat the leaves or unripened berries, things can get trippy😅
Comment from : @scaredofghosts6813

What about black knot disease with plum?
Comment from : @sahmadi1000

I love the production value Lots of history and useful information I love the motion graphic logo Nice work! I will see if I can find the trees for my south Florida home Good Day Mate!
Comment from : @keeplifeup4570

All fruit trees need to be grafted?brIf so, how do you know when, n how to graft one?
Comment from : @nitaneta4025

No watermelon tree?
Comment from : @nottigerking9586

Normal people 😄
Comment from : @russellstraker8040

In YOUR garden
Comment from : @timteevin4517

Wow, I wish…💕
Comment from : @ForexDemy

Sure appreciate your willingness to share all that you have learned and continue to learn with each of us Thank you!
Comment from : @nikkischlup7705

Thanks 🎉
Comment from : @kellyschofield9938

Hey Mark, do you have a video about how to do grafting of fruit trees? I would love to see it
Comment from : @ann7318

love your Channel You are so funny and informative
Comment from : @shazanata

growing up we had not 1, but 3 mulberry trees in our back yard and id eat them until i got sick
Comment from : @albertmerlew

Hi Mark, I love your videos I grew up with a Meyer Lemon tree in our yard I think they are regarded as a cross with an orange but are actually crossed with a Mandarin I live in Washington State and can't grow them here and miss them Keep making those videos They make my day :-)
Comment from : @lindaparsons118

I have been carrying a sour orange around in a bucket for about 7 years I am waiting to move and I will finally plant it I hope it gives fruit I grew a peach that was loaded after just three years! It was incredibly fun! And delicious:)!brbrThank you for all the educational information on fruiting trees I love canning jams, jelly and preserves!
Comment from : @annabellemclaughlin8585

I loved the one with the guinea pigs, chickens - the children loved it:)! And guinea pigs literally can eat a yard!
Comment from : @annabellemclaughlin8585

Love this guy and the vibe and information !
Comment from : @robdb1993

i'm trying to start a market garden/orchard focusing on fruits this year your videos have been extremely helpful in my preparations thank you for what you do
Comment from : @flowinproductions6416

Brilliant, thank you
Comment from : @angelgeo284

And a plum woman
Comment from : @juniorlaing9421

this guy is an absolute chad
Comment from : @xkgxfjfzfjzzr6468

Some more suggestions: Mangoes, guavas, papayas and bananas
Comment from : @MiscStuff225

Wait lemons can grow in cold temperatures? What
Comment from : @lonniemanns6490

An apple a day makes 365 a year lmfao
Comment from : @trellgold6998

I love Mulberries I live in the US Southwest and they're in nearly every yard of houses that were built in the 60s and 70s About 30 years ago a law was passed that you couldn't plant female mulberry trees anymore because the dark red/black fruits stained the sidewalks but they still pop up naturally from time to time I have two that I don't have to remove because I didn't actually plant them They grew on their own I love the berries and so do all the birds and squirrels My stained patio is worth the enjoyment
Comment from : @MDestron2282

Always Great to see You, wonderfull 5 trees to plant, Thank U, I was looking the other day at ARONIA which replaces blueberry and grows even in Siberia, it is original of USA Indians, check it out it's Also Great,
Comment from : @andrewrivera4609

I love you
Comment from : @alexmutch2503

New subscribe great video
Comment from : @themasterrjd4515

Can lemon also grow in Denmark?
Comment from : @thomasthgersen

I can't wait to plant some fruit trees :-)
Comment from : @godschild5824

nice
Comment from : @conradofm

Just started watching and i like this guy im a fan from the get go 👌👌👌
Comment from : @divanbosman27

Very helpful!!! 👋🏾
Comment from : @franco2b145

I've had absolutely no luck with Meyer Lemons on two trees that are in pots in south Texas This area is like Florida, south sticky hot Florida
Comment from : @shirleesmith1525

Great video Thanks Another plus for kumquats, they are easier to grow in colder climates not just because they will survive cold, but because they bloom later than other citrus after the worst cold of winter And they readily produce another flush of flowers if early flowers or fruit are lost for any reason
Comment from : @drmasroberts