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@@ozgurturkylmaz3911Thank you for watching🙏 My Lamb Hass tree, the tree is late on fruiting. It took four years before it started fruit. Grey Alder from San Diego. He’s a master garden his Lamb Hass also took four year before it fruits. Lamb Hass It produces fruit once a year. And the tree get really big. Myself I would recommend growing GEM avocado trees. Gem avocado trees fruit much sooner and fruits a lot every year. Easier to manage. Little larger than Hass. Low on alternate bearing. The fruits should be the same or better than Lamb Hass. Don Gilllogly avocado will produce fruits the first year, is a very vigorous grower/producer. Is superior than Lamb Hass. Just for your info. Most avocado trees produce fruits once a year, except for Carmen avocado, depend on where you live ? Carmen might produce fruit twice a year.

@Betty599 i m writing from Turkey , We can t produce gem avocado because of licence problem , so I asked the lambhass avocado

@Betty599 thank you for respond

@@ozgurturkylmaz3911 If you're asking how many fruits on one Lamb Hass five years old tree ??? I cannot answer that. Because every year is different. It is different because of weather and pollination also depends on the size of your trees. I kept my trees on the smaller size so it's easier to pick the fruits and will not block my view from inside my house. Carmen Hass, Gwen, Pinkerton, is consider excellent avocados. It should produce fruits the first or second years. It is depend on the size trees you are planting.

@@Betty599 is that possible to contackt Grey Alder?

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@@dellazaro6696 Thank you for watching🙏 we have calcarious clay soil. You have to mix with 50% sand with native soil and gypsum so avocado and sub tropical trees could survive. Planting avocado on clay soil your trees will die. If the tree doesn’t die, it will stunt the growth of the trees once the roots reaches the clay soil. Plus planting above ground help drainage because eventually the soil/mound will settle. Stone fruits could handle clay soil, but not subtropical fruit tree like avocados. Most avocado farms in Morro Bay, Cayucos. They planted on a very large mound, including San Luis Obispo. Unless you have Sandy soil, then you don’t need to mix sand or planted on a mound. But if you have clay soil, this is a must for avocado and mangoes or any other sub tropical trees.

@@briankinney2295 thank you for watching 🙏 the question is not appropriate.

@@AvocadoTalk Thank you for watching 🙏 I’m glad you think so. I feel the same way for premature Don Gillogly. I have a feeling it’s gonna be better than Hass once it’s mature.

Thank you for watching and the info.

Thank you for watching 🙏 yes, I was surprised the fruit drops from the last storm and was premature and is eatable. It was great that I was able to taste Lamb Hass and Don Gillogly side by side. At the moment we prefer Don Gillogly over Lamb Hass. Will be interesting to see what is taste like when the fruit is fully mature and our preference would be? Will let you know this coming summer.

Thanks for comparison, I also have a young Lamb and Don Gillogly and looking forward to future harvesting from theses varieties. I’m considering a second Don Gillogly because they are so unique and have excellent tasting reviews👍

Thanks for watching🙏 not sure how old your Lamb Hass is ? My Lamb Hass took four years before it fruits. Same as Greg Alder from San Diego his Lamb Hass took four years before it fruits. Don Gillogly will fruit the first year. The tree will continue to grow with fruits on there. Just for your info. Other varieties of avocado if you keep too much fruit on there, it will stunt the grow of the tree. But not Don Gillogly. You will be happy with Don Gillogly. The flavor is better than Lamb Hass.

@@Pay-It_Forward Thank you for watching 🙏 at the moment my tree is only 5 feet tall but Yuzu citrus is extremely thorny. I just have to be extra careful. The interesting about Yuzu citrus it has a very tropical scents. Not like other citrus.

@@Betty599 Potassium tends to increase seed count & thorn length. Gypsum should counteract the thorn & seed effect a little, while increasing the aromas.

@@Pay-It_Forward thank you for the advice. I just picked up 300 pound of gypsum the other day. Will be adding lots of gypsum to all my fruit trees also to prevent root rot.

@@sandartun1925 Thank you for watching 🙏and same to you. Happy New Year’s.

@@eustaquiosalazar3717 Thank you for watching 🙏 EKT Nursery have large selection of mangoes, different sizes and they do deliver. They open seven days a week. Since I was there last, they brought in lot more mango trees just for your info.

@@colintt5459Thank you for watching🙏. The palm tree was here when we purchased the property. I have no idea the name of the palm trees, now I know the name.😁

@@nicolassaarni88 Thank you for watching and thank you for the advice. I will take that into consideration. I planted on a mound with 50% sand, but probably not enough. Maybe in the spring. I could plant it in pure sand on new papaya trees. Merry Christmas and happy new year.🎊

I have many years of success with papaya Mostly dwarf golden Thailand variety. It stays short and every tree is female and bears many fruit at shorty size. I keep them growing in an unheated greenhouse exclusively for rain protection as I never close the sides at all. and in raised planter bed with 100% sand and lava rock.

@Thank you for all of the advice 🙏I love papaya, especially Hawaiian papaya, strawberry, or solo papaya. I am limited on where I could get my papaya trees . What city are you in? What is your growing zone? I would built a temporary structure for the winter to protect my papaya trees, I will built. I will have to look it up Thai golden papaya. I’m heading down to Southern California to some of the nursery after the holidays. if they have it available I will pick it up. Merry Christmas and happy new year to you.🍷

@@sandartun1925 thank you for watching🙏 they have more selection. You could look up on their website the list of all of the varieties that they have. The quality is much better than local nursery or Home Depot, Lowe’s. The root stock is far better than most nursery. They sell to commercial farm while I was there. I see a lot of commercial farmers purchased trees from them and their price is better. You could also ask Tino to bring more avocado trees from other lot.

@@TheOrionOracle Thank you for watching🙏There’s nothing wrong with planting seed. But especially avocado seed you have to wait minimum 10-20 years to get avocado tree to fruit. Plus avocado seed does not grow true to fruit/seed. You could look it up. I agree growing seed is much cheaper but I do not want to wait 10-20 years to see my trees fruits. I want my trees to produce fruit within one-two years. I am also grafting my own avocado trees. That is the only reason I plant seeds is for grafting.

@@Betty599 Thanks for sharing your insights! 🌱 You are absolutely right about the time it takes for avocado seeds to bear fruit and the benefits of grafting. It's great to hear you are exploring that method for quicker results. I would love to hear more about your gardening journey, so let’s stay connected! Happy gardening! 🌿

@ yes ! I will keep update on everything that I’m growing. And I’m encouraged all my viewers to grow their own fruit trees.

Rich, Thanks for watching. I am hoping by the time the fruit is mature. I will still have fruits left on the tree. That won’t be until this coming summer.

Thanks for watching 🙏I am growing the avocado trees in Paso Robles Ca. Zone 8b/9a . Every local nursery tells me I cannot grow avocado in Paso Robles. I proved them wrong. My trees is producing fruits. My RUclips video proof that you could grow avocados in Paso Robles. I encourage the public to grow them, but you do need to mix 50 % sand, gypsum and planted on a mound. That’s the best way for the tree to survive.

@@trinhnguyen-ls6hd thank you for watching 🙏 it is nice to see Vietnamese watching my RUclips. I am also Vietnamese. Visalia is zone 9B you should not have any issue. Not sure if you have clay soil or sandy soil. If you have clay soil, you have to mix with 50% sand and plant it on a mound then you would be fine. You might need protection in the winter watch my other video on how to prepare a hole for a mango and avocado trees tropical fruit trees. Sugar apple will need protection in the winter. I also have Atemoya and Cherimoya planted on my property without protection because I plan all my tree on a mound with 50% sand mix with native soil. I will do a new video of my Atemoya and Cheremoya tree in Paso Robles. I am in zone 9a .

@@126AP thank you for watching 🙏lambHass is also consider Hass. Is granddaughter of Hass. It should taste the same as Hass .

@@126AP thank you for watching🙏 lambHass is considered granddaughter of Hass. It should taste the same as Hass.

@@frankyancy1347 thank you for watching. I’m hoping this coming storm on Tuesday won’t be dropping as much.🤞

@@agriculturkh thank you for watching🙏

Thank you for watching. No I did not.

😆 thanks for watching

Send me all the dropped fruit. 🥑 I’ll let you know if it passes for a quality standard. 🤭

@ 😂 thank you for watching, but I give the bulk of the fruit drops to my workers. I kept only two fruits to tested. One of my Don Gillogly is also dropped. Will be interesting to see if it ripe and how premature avocado taste. We have rain 🌧️ storm coming this Tuesday hoping no more fruit drops 🤞

@@agriculturkh thank you for watching🙏

Thank you for watching 🙏my longan is producing fruits this year. I’m hoping my lychee will produce fruit this coming year. My atemoya is also producing fruit last year and this year. It’s a great time to buy bare root Fuji apple tree. Get semi dwarf tree instead of standard, standard tree will get massive. Good luck with all of your trees. I highly recommend planting fruit trees instead of ornamental tree is so rewarding.

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Thank you for watching🙏 Fresno is my home town. Still have lots of family there. Going there tomorrow for my hair cut.😆EKT, Magnolia, Louie's nursery are my three favorite place to shop for fruit trees every time I am in Southern California.

San Ardo is about 27 miles from Paso Robles.

yep but the claimed oil field is 20 miles from Paso Robles & 8 miles from San Ardo. So if that's not near you, do you have mineral rights? if yes, claim the oil field.

@@Pay-It_Forward Yes we have mineral rights.

@@Betty599 Well good fortune then!

@@Pay-It_Forward At least we know we have lots of oil reserves on our land.😁But can't sell it because Ca. law.

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Thank you for watching. All of my friends and family love Fuyu. They preferred Fuyu over Hachiya. I have 11 Fuyu trees plus two other varieties of persimmon planted throughout the yard.

@@Betty599 I have had some mostly fully ripe Fuyu Gaki with seeds from Sprouts which were decent. But Fuyu Jiro seems to always be picked very hard, under mature & rather bland on flavor intensity & complexity. I'm wondering how much there flavor intensity increases by late fall? or do they stay mild?

@ most of the store FUYU picked them way too early. Home grown are far better. It is very sweet, full of flavor. You could eat it firm or soft or semi soft. It hangs on a tree very long, at least three months.

@FUYU persimmon trees produce tons of fruit every year consistently. Beautiful to look at also taste really good.

@@Betty599 I know that I love lots of different persimmons. Just never had anything better than ordinary from any of the many different Fuyu cultivars.. But were all commercial from a store. So kinda comparing a store Fuyu to a home grown Saijo & Prok. American persimmons like (Prok, Yates, Claypool, H-63a Paradise, Lehman's Delight, Goliath) are awesomely intense, but must be let to fully ripen. Prok & Yates can be eaten firm, if fully orange. All these ripen Early to mid October. Hachiya doesn't really ripen until late November. But I suspect that your environment might be slightly too hot & dry for these cultivars.

Thank you for the recommendation on Pawpaw. I been reading up on Pawpaw. There are lots of varieties of pawpaw. What is the best variety??? I have never taste of pawpaw. It takes a long time for the tree to fruits. Does pawpaw ripe all at once ? Trying to decide if I want to plant pawpaw trees ? Pawpaw need two varieties to crossed pollinate.

Thank you for watching. Boars eating earthworms/grubs. Because all the wood chips and leaves it create home for earthworms. That is why the boars likes to root the base of the trees.

Thank you for watching. We own 200 acres. 26 acres of wine grapes. Cabernet, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot. We sell it to Daou Winery and Booker winery. Our grapes go to their top of the line bottles.

@@Betty599 Do you know of anyone who is taking advantage of the Plavac Mali, which UC Davis Ag Extension has been propagating for 10 years? It's a Zinfandel hybrid crossed with Dobričić which is similar to Petit Verdot. Unlike Zinfandel, Plavac Mali is extremely heat & drought tolerant. UC Davis Ag Extension is hoping that Plavac Mali & Plavac Mali Gris, will be thriving new cultivars to the California wine industry.

@@Pay-It_Forward thank you for the recommendation. I will look it up.

@@Betty599 I mention those 5, because of out of 150 pawpaw cultivars these 5 are in the top 20 in every category: Growth vigor, Yields, Sweetness, Aroma intensity, Flavor Complexity.

@@Pay-It_Forward thank you for the info. I just noticed this. I will be heading down to Southern California after the holiday. I will check with some of my favorite nursery to see if they carried them.

@@Betty599Nyomi's Delicious is another good option. Very vigorous & more heat tolerant than 95% of the cultivars, 27°Brix, mild yet complex flavor & lower chill hours than most. Feel free to tag me when making a decision. Especially if they don't have these. I'm knowledgeable about the top 60 or so cultivars of Asimina triloba pawpaw.

Thank you for watching🙏I do have an Orange Sherbet Mango planted in ground a month ago. I am keeping my fingers crossed mango will go here. Will keep you updated on all of my Mango trees.

@@Betty599 Sherbet Mango should do very well there. they are thriving in Phoenix. What planting zone are you in? Also Orange Sherbet is PolyEmbryonic, therefore grows true from seed.

@@Pay-It_Forward I am in zone 9a of West Paso Robles Ca. Have not had a chance to taste it yet. But all of the nursery highly recommended it.

@@Betty599 Hope it's planted near wind breaks & where it gets winter sun. I would provide it protection when it's going to get below 27F. They experience die back at 25F. trunk is the most important thing to protect. You have had mangos surviving a zone 9a winter?

@ this is the first time I’m planting mango. All of my avocado trees survive temperature in 9a without protection, including bougainvillea, and all my citrus survive without protection I am hoping mango would also survive. 🤞My elevation is 2000. I’m planting it on a mound with 50% sand mix with native soil and heavy gypsum. All of my sensitive avocados varieties from Florida is surviving zone 9a without protection. I am protecting the mango trees until it get a little more mature.

@@donchamreun2266 Thank you for watching 🙏another nursery that I also like to shop at is Magnolia Garden nursery it is not far from EKT. It was not on this visit.

Thanks for watching 🙏 the other nursery that I also shop is Magnolia Garden Nursery. Magnolia was not on this visit.😉

Yes. They have lots of Reeds and other avocados varieties. If they don't have it at that lot, just asked them to bring it from other lots. I tried to go to southern California once a month for restaurants and supplies of ethnic food besides nursery. Wish we have more variety of restaurants in Paso Robles.

@@0anant0 thanks for watching🙏👍

@@ocneal you’re welcome👍

Thanks for watching🙏 wholesale price $73-$75 for 15 gallon avocado $32 for the sleeve. I also visit EKT Nursery Lakewood, California

​@@Betty599so a retail price for a small sleeve avo tree is 32 dollars ?

Thank you for watching. Yes I noticed the misspelled. I have tried to fix it, but couldn't fix it.

I do have Marcus Pumpkin planted in my backyard. My tree is still small. It is only two years old. Will have to order from Sleepy Lizard farm next year while waiting for my tree to mature.

Thanks for watching, one of my papaya and Thai jujube tree in the backyard broke in half from the storm this morning. Will have video coming soon.

Gorgeous, @Betty599! Pretty soon you will have so many persimmons you will need to sell them at the Farmer’s Market! Impressive.👏