Th iui s yard is a lizard heaven, even with all the cats their is thousands of lizards and geckos.

i have more trees now, new video coming soon.

hey great to hear from you, thanks. i do have a masumoto none astringent persimmon planted after the video as well as a Pakistani and Shangri-La mulberry. also panted a kari star fruit. purchased a thai white guava as well. i still have trees in pots that are too small to put i the ground. a jack fruit, 3 rolinia deliciousa, two pawpaws and i just got two awesome figs that would blow you away. one is the tiger the other is an Adriatic even green they are awesome.

ow i forgot i got a new dragon fruit, it supposed to be a pollinator for all called sugar baby. that makes 6 varieties i have.

I suggest get a few cold weather fruit trees like apples and stone fruit. Florida is going into severe winters in coming years. Half my fruit trees are cold tolerant.

@@yanostropicalparadise755 Hey man yes i had failed at apples 2 times but got both types again the Anna and Dorsett and have my seedlings from 1 of the best Peaches ever the 'Tropical Beauty.'...she got BADLY COVERED in mealy bug killing it dead but got seeds from the peaches 7 years old doing great!!..6 of those,,,starting plums FL types too..wanna try Cherry but???...anyways what makes U think we will get BAD winters here...to me growing 35 yrs here,,last 20 have warmed lots as i never use to be able to grow Mango trees but now my tree had 180 fruits a 16 years from seed...long time ago all tropical plants would FREEZE DEAD..not now!!

@@louchris196 the sun is entering a cooling stage that last about 30 years, its called a grab solar minimum. It should peak in 15 years. Unlike main steam lies there is no man made global warming. It's a natural earth cycle that will always happen.

I've had 4 of different size, they haven't done well i think the heat hear is too much for them.

haven't covered yet. sometimes the tops get burned but it regenerates. if you plant near a house is stays warmer. my anonas are far more sensitive than the mangoes, i've had them killed back to the trunk and they regenerate as well.

@@yanostropicalparadise755 Has your jackfruit survived? Everyone says even 10a is tough. I'm going to try to do a microclimate and grow some of these and hope I don't lose too many. You have an impressive collection!

@@mmm8547 it's in its second year but its small just put it in the ground a week ago. It should do fine were it is

will do

there is a place called the seed barn on van dyke rd in tampa you can buy bulk fertilizers and more there. i get trees from everywhere, online nurseries, genes tropicals in st pete, home depot and lowes, there a fantastic place on andersom rd in tampa called the exotic tree place. for fertilizers i use water soliable N,P,K i have some trees i sell. drangon fruit, figs from rooted cuttings, grafted citrus on sour orange rootstock, sweet tamarind 2 years old from seed, mulbery cuttings two year old i have two either rolinia delisiosa or bulls hearts anonas not sure which it is from seed 2 years old, flying dragon dwarfing root stock and apple rootstocks

yes, it's called high density planting.

I think it’s called a wild forrest. Watch out for all the critters.

there is a great place on Anderson rd between waters ave and sligh. its called the exotic tree place, then there is gene's tropicals in st pete. other than that, lowes and home depot both put out tropicals in the early spring. i also by bare root stock online from willis orchirds, isons nursery and a few others. some of the best trees have been from online purchases.

actually, its tiny. it's a 50' x 122' lot. the trick is high density plantings, strategically according to size and sun exposure.

@@yanostropicalparadise755 ty! I put an offer on a home. It’s small. Wish me luck!

@@KASA0828 did you make it down to the sunshine state??

they were doing great started to get some kind of bacteria killing oof branches, lost 3 trees, trying to save the others. it causes the stem center to ferment and rot. ill be making a vedeo soon, i had so much going on this past year including a divorce.

@@yanostropicalparadise755 I’m so sorry to hear about the divorce and loss of the cherries but very happy to hear you kept custody of the trees. Looking forward to seeing your videos again and thank you for the update. 😁

i have on the anna and dorset, the others are to young still. trees adapt to their area over the years. i got flowers on the rainier cherry last year, they're not supposed to bloom in florida.

we get anywhere from 200 to 450 chill hours here in tampa florida.

@@yanostropicalparadise755 wow that's so interesting!! We get a bit of more hours around 350 to 550 so I guess I have also a great chance of seeing apples on my trees😁 Do they have good quality the apples you are getting?

@@tasoskar9693 not yet, i can't get the dorset and anna to bloom at the same time so the apples i get are self-pollinated and small, they taste good but small. the dorset is in bloom right now and has one apple on it the size of a small prune. the anna has zero signs of spring growth. in a few more years i expect it will get better. ill film again mid spring and show the growth and fruit set this year. i pruned in the early winter. apples here in my yard are more for a treat than a crop i plan to keep all the trees but a few "small".

no its intended to prevent mild funguses and bug damage, not entirly nesesery only tried it to see if it helps. its not nesesery. dose it heip? maybe

when thew reach their maximum height they flower, about 12 to 15 feet high.

bananas don't need much, lots of water mulch or compost at the base helps fertilize one a month.

? are you referring to the bug screens? bought the cloth on ebay. sowed them myself on a sewing machine.

Hillsborough tampa, why?

@@yanostropicalparadise755 I want to buy a few trees mainly mangos but I am being told that they do not grow where I am. I am also in 9b pasco county about 30 minutes north of Tampa. Any advice? Thank you

@@nicolashenao24 who the hell told you that lie? of course they grow there and avocados to. frost and extrem cold can hurt them but there are ways to prevent that. you can grow anything almost anywhere with planning and proper execution, plant the sensitive trees near a house or building that is heated in the winter problem solved. plant it under a larger tree on the side that the sun shines on all day, plant cold tolerant trees around it. i do that with topicals that are even more sensitive than those. fertilize at least 4 times a year water twice weekly mangoes and avos grow year round.

@@nicolashenao24 never listen to what people say, i have a rainier cherry that needs over 800 chill hours i get at most 400 it flowered last year it will again. nothing is written in stone these are living things and they adapt.

@@yanostropicalparadise755 thank you for the guidance and reassurance! It is encouraging. I will be contacting you in the near future to purchase some trees. Thanks again.

they are all doing great. no flowers yet this season.

Try mini royal, crimson red, royal Lee cherry trees they are all sweet and have only 300 chill hours they are hard to come across here in San Antonio Texas but on line between January and March is the time to get but they go fast they do produce cherries look at KZfaq videos of people that have them even in Arizona California and other states

@@ll3174 Thx for the information :)

ok just found your message sent an email

hey if you like anonnas that much you'd love a white sapote, it would blow you away. i don't have one but you could buy one from Jene's topicals i st pete they have one in stock, i saw it last weekend.

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