I live on a small Caribbean island on its highest rainforest mountain. I began planting my tropical fruit trees 2 and a half years ago. 400 + banana trees, a dozen papaya trees, moringa, sugar cane, guava, figs, pineapple, Mango, lemon lime and oranges, olive trees, sugar apples, and more planned. I am learning as I go, probably making some rookie mistakes, but it is completely organic, and a work in progress. And it is the funnest, most wonderful thing I have ever done with my life.
I have a food forest like this in my back yard. Small area. But more than 45 fruit trees with fruits. Guava, Feijoa, 3 kinds of strawberry guava, 6 kinds of apples, 3 kinds of Figs , 2 persimmons, 7 kinds of Banana with fruits, Nectarine, red heart , purple, red and sugar plums , 3 Avocados, blue berry, Raspberry, straw berry, Goose berry, Mulberry, red, white and yellow Cadberrys, other 4 berries, Greps, Promaganet, 2 Mandarin, Dragon fruit, Cherry, And all the seasonal vegies. Some kind of fruits and vegies always in the garden. I trim fruit trees. not tall more than 6 feet. In Melbourne AUS.
Awesome- sounds like you have a killer food forest! Australia looks like a super cool place! We're in Melbourne Beach FL - we're both Melbourne residents, just different continents!
Wow, pineapple, guava and bananas right in your backyard so cool... I live in far northern CA, its not tropical but it gets extremely hot in summer... I have a palm tree , almond and plum trees, an orange tree and grape vines they all do very well
What a way to live. I am a Minnesota gardener and I love seeing what’s possible in warm weather climates!!! Raccoons ate most of my mulberries also. They are my corn also. Rascals! Happy Growing!
Yes, the raccoons are rascals for sure! We are just lucky we don’t have to deal with deer, iguanas and feral pigs. I’ll take the raccoons over them any day!
So proud of you guys! I lived in Fla and still have family there! My Mom,my Bro- in-law and their neighbor planted everything they could! Mom is gone now, but she set the pace,and you're doing just that with your kids! They seem to appreciate it!Thank you for sharing...❤❤😄
Thank you so much for the sweet comments! We hope the kids continue the planting tradition as they get older. Planting fruit trees and vegetable gardens give not just food but entertainment and exercise. Our parents and grandparents loved gardening too-and when we are out their planting and tending we feel closer to them too. Thanks again for stopping by
This reminds me of my grandparents yard when I was a little kid bringing back old memories. They had 5 acres in oneco and they had it from the 40s. Still remember all the guava and a giant turkey fig.they sure knew what was good. Thanks for sharing 😊😊
Yum! What a fabulous memory you have! Our figs aren’t great we have growing…I think the nematodes are after them! We need to nourish their soil more for them! But our guavas are all very happy!
What an amazing food forest you have in your home. Glad that your boys are engaged and very much involved in gardening and love how your family simplify life by relying on what nature provides. Such inspiring video. Thanks for sharing.
Noticed one thing you guys,you whole family walking barefutted un your farm reveals how you love the nature. A place exactly like ours that is Kerala, south state of India. ❤
@@IslandsnHighlands I am in Texas 9a, Mine survived both the last ice freeze and doing well now in our triple digits temperatures with a lot of fruits.
Wow! I’m impressed with your gardening skills and especially the varieties of tropical fruit in your garden! I grew up in the country side in Vietnam and your garden just makes me misses the country life in Vietnam before we move to the states . Thanks for sharing!
This is a work of love and hard work, but the results are incredible! Beautiful, may your sons appreciate in the future what you have accomplished. Blessings
What a beautiful garden 🤩 I live in Indonesia and all the plant can easily find around me. You can cook cassava leave also. You can make it gulai or curry, it's so yummy 🤩
It is a very beautiful garden with all the blessings of God, even watching this video gives a person a sense of peace and full of positive energy. Thank you for this video and warm and friendly family.⚘💙
For the coconuts if you shake and hear the water the meat is already hard which is good for coconut milk and cream the juice is much better if you can't hear it while shaking and the meat is soft, its delicious. The banana hearts you can cut when it stops fruiting and some variety are edible.
I live in the tropicals of Africa and we grow bananas. Mik those dry leaves are supposed to be cut off and be used as mulch as they have no use for the mother plant. 😊
Yes, thank you for the advice. We have lots of trimming we need to do. We have found using the leaves as mulch too close to the house invited too many critters. We just use the stalk as mulch up by our house
Great tropical fruit garden, i was expecting to see some mangos and more citrus fruits like mandaline, and why not try growing some lychees. But all in all, this piece of land is a paradise. Great job, guys.
Fun to take a tour with you and your family. Subscribed! Enjoying all your edibles and going barefoot - yes to the edibles! Barefoot ain't never gonna happen, we have black racers and ring neck snakes, thankfully no more pygmy rattlers and lots of other critters. We are zone 9b and zone 10 in Florida. I'm still experimenting with the tropical food forest. I encouraged the wild elderberries to spread along the ditch out back, looks fantastic blooming around May-June. My neighbor and I made medicine, elderberry champagne and organic mosquito repellant with it. The Moringa makes a nuisance of itself with too many babies but we throw the young leaves in with salad and use the flowers for a lovely tea. My favorite find this year was a Sweet Chinese Basil (seeds) which isn't bothered by the heat and tastes so citrusy, a lot like lemon verbena. We made passion fruit jam, ours is unstoppable, our old Avocado tree produces like mad, bananas, plantains, lemongrass, African Blue basil, rosemary, Chaya, Tapioca, Papaya, tried ten kinds of peppers this year, different tropical salvias, herbs and mints...Limes, Cranberry Hibiscus, my first pineapple, Fla native plants and tons of different naturalized ferns. Tried turmeric this year, one edible, one medicinal, the shampoo ginger took three years to be fat and happy, tons of garlic chives and society garlic and I'm figuring out how to have celery growing all year. Anyway - happy to find your channel. Happy gardening!
Awesome!!! Sounds like we have a lot of the same plants growing! We've used elderberry and beauty berry as bug repellent- it works just as good as the big brands with deet (though we have to reapply a bit more frequently). We have no poisonous snakes on our island, though we do have lots of black racers. I love our snakes though- they eat the mice and rats! Sounds like you have a nice food forest going- keep it up!
Wonderful video. I have a lot to learn. We live in the Redland and have bananas, mango, mamey, lychee, avocado, coconut, sapodilla, and we have lost many trees because of hurricanes, plus the canker scam, they cut all of our citrus, 12 plants loaded with fruits. And have plumerias too.
Aww what a bummer about your citrus trees. I’m sorry to hear that. I hope you got some lychees this year! I’ve been drooling over all the harvests I’ve seen on Facebook! It sounds like you have an incredible spot! We would love to visit down there to see that area in Florida one day!
Wish I was your neighbor, so much to see and I would kidnap the Pirate and take him on free plant adventures. I was amazed at Teddy the first time I watched the plant hunt. Knows his plants. You have some smart kids.
Just stumbled upon your recording love your yard ,i live in Orlando, lost a few cold sensitive tropical fruit trees but I'm not giving up. My dream is to have a yard like yours .🎉
Ooohhhh.... Waaoowwww petik buah-buahan dari kebun di halaman rumah, mantap. Chanel video seperti ini yang saya suka Mantap Paman panen buah- buahan bersama keluarga (istri dan anak-anak)
It’s 1.3 acres-but you don’t even need this size of a yard to grow lots of food. Plant in Florida it can all be jumbled together and grow into an awesome food jungle
Very nice home garden. Please cut the dried Banana leaves to keep your plants healthy. Trim the other plants' branches to give you more fruits and healthy trees. Good luck. Lovely garden and family.❤❤
Beautiful garden! The tree spinach is also called chaya. You have to cook them because they have a form of cyanide in them. The sap can be irritating to the skin too.
there's nothing more beautiful than a house with a fruit garden, I feel like I'm at home because of the fruit you plant, there are lots of tropical fruit here, if Bananas, Guava and Pineapple grow well there, I'm sure if you plant Rambutan or Durian it will definitely grow well there too. sorry for my english I use google translate
Thanks for the kind comments! And nice suggestions- though they are rare in our country, we have tried both Rambutan and Durian and they are both delicious!
@@IslandsnHighlands you are welcome. Have you ever visited Bali? here Rambutan grows wild and everywhere, there are many types but in my opinion Rambutan Kelengkeng (Longan Rambutan) is the best, very sweet even though it is still green, you have to try it
We have never visited Bali- it looks like such a beautiful place though (and as a surfer I have dreamed of surfing there one day)! Thanks for the tip about Rambutan Kelengkeng- we will have to try to seek that variety out!
I’m so jealous of your garden. Would love to grow the kinds of tropical fruits and vegetables like you but I live in the northeast and can only grow during the summer seasons. It’s all organic growing your own foods and satisfying when it’s time to pick them👏
Wow that’s amazing you had so many tropical fruits and veggies, just like living in the Philippines, I miss my country, I wish I can plant like that here Pennsylvania, I really like gardening, very nice vedio
Yeah it is ...... Very beautiful,how it cannot be beautiful, it's God's creation......we can grow every types of plants you grow over there ......we got pure soil,we are blessed the way you are..........sometimes people are the troublemaker's...... unfortunately ,In India there is problem..... people are xenophobic,i don't know why? May be it's because of bad politics......!
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This is how I want my home to be, full of edible fruits, lots of plants, surrounded by beautiful nature.
Awesome! We love it too!
Start now. It's a lot of work and learning
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What are you waiting for?
And surrounded by family!
"a home at the edge of a river!"
my man is living the dream life
bless you for sharing this.
Thanks for the kind comments!
I grew up on a river and I miss it daily!
I forgot it’s in Florida also
I can't get tired of this video. It's like going grocery shopping in your backyard.
Thanks for the kind comments!
I'm so jealous, it's like heaven in that garden. I love how the boys are so engaged.
Your too kind!
Tbh this is how most kids in florida are
@@yogidevendrabiriyani1777 That's how we used to be, kids now are just in monolithic tik tok mindset.
@@d.williamparris2516 noooo!! I see kids fishin over heretho, not tiktoking
I live on a small Caribbean island on its highest rainforest mountain. I began planting my tropical fruit trees 2 and a half years ago. 400 + banana trees, a dozen papaya trees, moringa, sugar cane, guava, figs, pineapple, Mango, lemon lime and oranges, olive trees, sugar apples, and more planned. I am learning as I go, probably making some rookie mistakes, but it is completely organic, and a work in progress. And it is the funnest, most wonderful thing I have ever done with my life.
Awesome- sounds like our kind of place! We have had a blast gardening here in Florida! What island do you live on?
@@IslandsnHighlands I live on Bordeaux Mtn St John USVI 🤘
Awesome! I checked out your videos and subscribed- you live in a beautiful spot!
Thank you! If you're ever down here with your family, look me up! I'll give you a tour of my little farm. Lol, I could use all the advice I can get!
Will do- that would be awesome!!!
I have a food forest like this in my back yard. Small area. But more than 45 fruit trees with fruits. Guava, Feijoa, 3 kinds of strawberry guava, 6 kinds of apples, 3 kinds of Figs , 2 persimmons, 7 kinds of Banana with fruits, Nectarine, red heart , purple, red and sugar plums , 3 Avocados, blue berry, Raspberry, straw berry, Goose berry, Mulberry, red, white and yellow Cadberrys, other 4 berries, Greps, Promaganet, 2 Mandarin, Dragon fruit, Cherry, And all the seasonal vegies. Some kind of fruits and vegies always in the garden. I trim fruit trees. not tall more than 6 feet. In Melbourne AUS.
Awesome- sounds like you have a killer food forest! Australia looks like a super cool place! We're in Melbourne Beach FL - we're both Melbourne residents, just different continents!
This is a very helpful comment. Thanks for sharing!
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Man to be able to go out in your garden and pick fresh fruits and veggies,what a dream ❤..I was born in Trinidad so I miss this😟
Its never too late to start a garden, even if all of your plants are in pots on a porch!
@IslandsnHighlands Yes so true. I live in Kentucky so not sure the weather will sustain these fruits🤔
Maybe not…still lots of delicious fruits and berries you can grow!
@@IslandsnHighlands 👍😊
Wow, pineapple, guava and bananas right in your backyard so cool... I live in far northern CA, its not tropical but it gets extremely hot in summer... I have a palm tree , almond and plum trees, an orange tree and grape vines they all do very well
Awesome- your climate sounds like a mix of where we live in FL and where we grew up in north GA.
Gosh! This reminds me of Jamaica 🇯🇲. Miss all those fruits, didn’t have to buy them, they grew abundantly in the yard.
Awesome- Jamaica looks like a beautiful country!
What a way to live. I am a Minnesota gardener and I love seeing what’s possible in warm weather climates!!!
Raccoons ate most of my mulberries also. They are my corn also. Rascals!
Happy Growing!
Yes, the raccoons are rascals for sure! We are just lucky we don’t have to deal with deer, iguanas and feral pigs. I’ll take the raccoons over them any day!
Love the happy yard, full of different goodies planted, nice family, thank you for sharing, GOD bless❤🙏
Thank you! It is certainly our happy place! 💕
So proud of you guys! I lived in Fla and still have family there! My Mom,my Bro- in-law and their neighbor planted everything they could! Mom is gone now, but she set the pace,and you're doing just that with your kids! They seem to appreciate it!Thank you for sharing...❤❤😄
Thank you so much for the sweet comments! We hope the kids continue the planting tradition as they get older. Planting fruit trees and vegetable gardens give not just food but entertainment and exercise. Our parents and grandparents loved gardening too-and when we are out their planting and tending we feel closer to them too. Thanks again for stopping by
This reminds me of my grandparents yard when I was a little kid bringing back old memories. They had 5 acres in oneco and they had it from the 40s. Still remember all the guava and a giant turkey fig.they sure knew what was good. Thanks for sharing 😊😊
Yum! What a fabulous memory you have! Our figs aren’t great we have growing…I think the nematodes are after them! We need to nourish their soil more for them! But our guavas are all very happy!
What an amazing food forest you have in your home. Glad that your boys are engaged and very much involved in gardening and love how your family simplify life by relying on what nature provides. Such inspiring video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the kind comments!
This reminds me a lot of my country, I have a big house here in Brazil, I hope one day to have such beautiful nature
🇧🇷🌴 Thanks!
I hope one day to visit Florida, it is a magnificent and still tropical place🇺🇲🇺🇲
You should! Its funny- we would love to visit Brazil one day as well!
Just get started- it takes work, but most of all it just takes time...
@@IslandsnHighlands Yes, it's a lot of work, but it looks really cool. It's definitely worth every effort!🙂
@@IslandsnHighlands I had already forgotten what to do when unwanted weeds appear in crops?
Noticed one thing you guys,you whole family walking barefutted un your farm reveals how you love the nature. A place exactly like ours that is Kerala, south state of India. ❤
Thank you for the kind words- our family does love nature! We would love to visit India one day- such a diverse and beautiful country.
Nice Family and a beautiful garden. Great location with the ocean view.
Thanks for the kind comments!
Will you bring me there as the farm worker?@@IslandsnHighlands
Beautiful food forest! Persimmons will grow well there. They are delicious!
I’d love to grow Persimmons though I think at 10a we might be a bit too tropical?
@@IslandsnHighlands I am in Texas 9a, Mine survived both the last ice freeze and doing well now in our triple digits temperatures with a lot of fruits.
Wow! I’m impressed with your gardening skills and especially the varieties of tropical fruit in your garden! I grew up in the country side in Vietnam and your garden just makes me misses the country life in Vietnam before we move to the states . Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for such a nice compliment! We would love to visit Vietnam one day to see the beauty there
This is such a CUTE FAMILY.
You're too kind!
This is a work of love and hard work, but the results are incredible! Beautiful, may your sons appreciate in the future what you have accomplished. Blessings
Thank you so much for kind comment. We love it so it doesn’t feel like work
That was a great harvest with more to come. Your boys are getting so big. 😊
Thank you! They are growing way too fast-wish we could slow down time. That sure would be something
I'm so pleased to see you fantastic 4, enjoying and sharing your garden. Loved the video.
Thanks so much for the kind comments!
What a beautiful garden 🤩
I live in Indonesia and all the plant can easily find around me.
You can cook cassava leave also. You can make it gulai or curry, it's so yummy 🤩
Awesome- please share if you have a good recipe!
I'm so jealous. What a beautiful family and garden wow
Thanks so much for the kind comment
It is a very beautiful garden with all the blessings of God, even watching this video gives a person a sense of peace and full of positive energy. Thank you for this video and warm and friendly family.⚘💙
Thank you for the nice comments- you are too kind!
The propagation with the aluminum foil is actually called air layering.
It's a great way to clone a plant. The place looks amazing.
Thank you! We are still figuring out the air layering process! Once we have we will share our successes!
@@IslandsnHighlandssome are very easy and other plants dont take it so well. So just got to try.
I'm in your zone- this is great inspiration for our yard! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome- good luck with your gardens!
this place is paradise!
Thanks for the kind words!
Beautiful coconuts,pineapples real organic looking stuff. Pineapple perfect color
Thanks for the kind comments!!!
Good, this is the good idea, i like this
Awesome thanks!
This is a beautiful garden 😍 thanks for sharing. I have so much to learn.
Thank you so much! It’s amazing what can grow in Florida
For the coconuts if you shake and hear the water the meat is already hard which is good for coconut milk and cream the juice is much better if you can't hear it while shaking and the meat is soft, its delicious. The banana hearts you can cut when it stops fruiting and some variety are edible.
Thanks for sharing- we’ve eaten banana hearts from our garden before, though I think I could use some tips for preparing them.
Such a beautiful yard with all the fruits. Love it!!
Thanks for the kind comments!
I live in the tropicals of Africa and we grow bananas. Mik those dry leaves are supposed to be cut off and be used as mulch as they have no use for the mother plant. 😊
Yes, thank you for the advice. We have lots of trimming we need to do. We have found using the leaves as mulch too close to the house invited too many critters. We just use the stalk as mulch up by our house
How do you keep away critters like possums etc???
Or wrap pork and cook :)
Most lovely boys l have ever met.good parenting
Thank you for the kind words!
Great tropical fruit garden, i was expecting to see some mangos and more citrus fruits like mandaline, and why not try growing some lychees. But all in all, this piece of land is a paradise. Great job, guys.
We have multiple mango trees but all fruited prior to this video so we just didn’t show them. We have one lychee - it’s only 4 ft tall at the moment.
@@IslandsnHighlands great to know 👍
Beautiful family, beautiful property, love the garden OMG!! ❤❤❤
Thank you! ☺️
Fun to take a tour with you and your family. Subscribed! Enjoying all your edibles and going barefoot - yes to the edibles! Barefoot ain't never gonna happen, we have black racers and ring neck snakes, thankfully no more pygmy rattlers and lots of other critters. We are zone 9b and zone 10 in Florida. I'm still experimenting with the tropical food forest. I encouraged the wild elderberries to spread along the ditch out back, looks fantastic blooming around May-June. My neighbor and I made medicine, elderberry champagne and organic mosquito repellant with it. The Moringa makes a nuisance of itself with too many babies but we throw the young leaves in with salad and use the flowers for a lovely tea. My favorite find this year was a Sweet Chinese Basil (seeds) which isn't bothered by the heat and tastes so citrusy, a lot like lemon verbena. We made passion fruit jam, ours is unstoppable, our old Avocado tree produces like mad, bananas, plantains, lemongrass, African Blue basil, rosemary, Chaya, Tapioca, Papaya, tried ten kinds of peppers this year, different tropical salvias, herbs and mints...Limes, Cranberry Hibiscus, my first pineapple, Fla native plants and tons of different naturalized ferns. Tried turmeric this year, one edible, one medicinal, the shampoo ginger took three years to be fat and happy, tons of garlic chives and society garlic and I'm figuring out how to have celery growing all year. Anyway - happy to find your channel. Happy gardening!
Awesome!!! Sounds like we have a lot of the same plants growing! We've used elderberry and beauty berry as bug repellent- it works just as good as the big brands with deet (though we have to reapply a bit more frequently). We have no poisonous snakes on our island, though we do have lots of black racers. I love our snakes though- they eat the mice and rats! Sounds like you have a nice food forest going- keep it up!
are you north of Jacksonville? I want to move to yullee. Will Mango grow there? Or avocado? I have nispero seeds and I hope to grow them.
I grew up eating star fruits in my aunts backyard in Congo and lots of fruit trees on the road. I hope to have this one day here in LA.
Awesome! Definitely lots of different fruit trees you can grow over there. Congo looks like a beautiful country!
It's amazing sorounded with fruits and vegetables wow it like heaven on earth.
Thanks for the kind comment!
Wonderful video. I have a lot to learn. We live in the Redland and have bananas, mango, mamey, lychee, avocado, coconut, sapodilla, and we have lost many trees because of hurricanes, plus the canker scam, they cut all of our citrus, 12 plants loaded with fruits. And have plumerias too.
Aww what a bummer about your citrus trees. I’m sorry to hear that. I hope you got some lychees this year! I’ve been drooling over all the harvests I’ve seen on Facebook! It sounds like you have an incredible spot! We would love to visit down there to see that area in Florida one day!
Superb garden outstanding job well done
Thanks for the kind comments!
This is truly heaven on earth breathtaking.
Thanks for the nice comment!
Wish I was your neighbor, so much to see and I would kidnap the Pirate and take him on free plant adventures. I was amazed at Teddy the first time I watched the plant hunt. Knows his plants. You have some smart kids.
Thank you! Teddy is such a great big brother to his younger brothers! He loves making these videos and learning about plants!
This is so beautiful its like Jamaica i love this organic fruits❤
Thanks- Jamaica looks beautiful!
It was just like a typical Filipino backyard, lots of tropical fruits ☺
Awesome! The Philippines look beautiful!
Wow well done. From Sri Lanka a tropical country which has all of these fruits and plants. You can cook banana flower. Very tasty
Thanks for the kind comments- Sri Lanka looks like such a beautiful place!
Thank you for sharing your family plantation that's lovely God Bless you r family
Thank you so much- same to you!!!
wow all your garden food forest is same here in Philippines amazing, i feel like your living here because of different plants
Awesome- your country looks amazing! Definitely at the top of our wish list for visiting!
Just stumbled upon your recording love your yard ,i live in Orlando, lost a few cold sensitive tropical fruit trees but I'm not giving up. My dream is to have a yard like yours .🎉
Thanks for the kind comments! We are a bit more tropical than Orlando, but you should be able to grow a lot of what we have- good luck!!!
Ooohhhh.... Waaoowwww petik buah-buahan dari kebun di halaman rumah, mantap. Chanel video seperti ini yang saya suka
Mantap Paman panen buah- buahan bersama keluarga (istri dan anak-anak)
Awesome! We love growing fruit right outside our door!
What a beautiful property! Your knowledge and hard work is inspirational! Mahalo for sharing.
Thank you so much! Still learning!
I really enjoyed your fruits landscape. Thankyou for sharing
Thanks- glad you enjoyed it!
Loved your video tour and all the fruits
Thank you!
God has truly blessed you and your family may god continue to bless
Thanks so much! We are so fortunate for our boys and the time we get with them!
What a great activity to make in family. I love it. Hello from Spain👋🏻
Hello! Thanks for tuning in! Would love to visit your beautiful country one day with the family!
@@IslandsnHighlands you are super welcome!!!
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🕊️🕊️🕊️. You have the most fruitful yard, a dream garden for any one
Thanks for your kind comments!
Wow So beautiful a lot of fruit
Thanks!
Wow 😮that’s a lot of land. Awesome video.
It’s 1.3 acres-but you don’t even need this size of a yard to grow lots of food. Plant in Florida it can all be jumbled together and grow into an awesome food jungle
Wow that's awesome, such a beautiful garden. I'd love to have something like this ❤❤❤
Its not impossible- just takes time! Thanks for the kind comments!
Beautiful Garden!❤
Thanks so much!
Your edible lawn is fantastic!! In the Caribbean & South Florida, those sugar apples are called sweet sop. YUM!!
Thanks for the kind comments and information!
I love that garden... Its wide .I wish I could get that someday...so relaxing
Thanks for the kind comments!
The house by the river...so amazing....
Thanks- we love it!
Very nice to watch. I already have an idea what do at my home. Good job
Awesome- good luck with your gardens!
How nice guys!!! Love those little boys❤❤❤ mine are grown. It all happens so fast...
Thanks! We love our boys but you're right- time seems to fly by! Tryin' to enjoy it while it lasts!
What sweet kids!!!! Awwww i love em
Thanks! They are great kids- we love them too :)
You guys remind me my childhood in Ethiopia. Beautiful garden full of fruits
Awesome- thanks for the kind comments! Ethiopia looks beautiful!
I enjoyed your video. How nice that you have lots of food. You can eat green bananas if you boil it with salt and you can eat with fish.
Beautiful garden thank you for sharing!
Thanks!!!
Gosh beautiful garden, delicious fruits❤
Thanks so much!
@@IslandsnHighlands 👍😋❤️
I see your garden has everything like in Vietnam and it's great when I see this
Awesome! Vietnam looks like a beautiful country!
God bless your family and your home 💖🙏🏼
Fantastic !with Bananas,guavas ,mornings it looks alike Kerala in Southern India l love your garden
Awesome- Kerala looks like such a beautiful place. Would love to visit that area some day!!!
I ❤❤❤ it. Reminds me of my country Jamaica, great job.
Thanks for the kind comments! Jamaica looks like a beautiful country!
Good morning nice garden I like!..enjoy your harvest.🤗🤩👍👍🙏
Thanks for the kind words!!!
Great family in a natural environment.
You are so kind!
Wow I love your place garden very much and by the beach
Thanks for the kind comments!
Omg that’s all the food ingredients from Asian. U can cook a lot of Cambodian food from all these plans. Amazing backyard love it 😍
Awesome- do have a recipe you can recommend? Thanks for the kind comments!
Very happy to watch your videos❤ I’m from 🇱🇰
Awesome- we would love to travel there one day!!!
Nice! Beautiful happy family.l love this beautiful gauden: keep it up.
Thank you for such kind comments!
Very nice home garden. Please cut the dried Banana leaves to keep your plants healthy. Trim the other plants' branches to give you more fruits and healthy trees. Good luck. Lovely garden and family.❤❤
Thank you for the kind comments! We try to keep the banana leave trimmed, but we have lots of bananas!
You guys are awesome love your family is just great to see.
Thank you so much-happy growing!
Beautiful tropical plants and fruits garden 😍
Thank you!
I got full of Indian home garden vibes watching your video❤
That's great- Indian looks like a beautiful country!
Beautiful garden! The tree spinach is also called chaya. You have to cook them because they have a form of cyanide in them. The sap can be irritating to the skin too.
Thank you! Yes, thanks for the added information!
Wow belle I am so so happy this is …. beautiful gorgeous
Thank you so much!!
Didn’t know you could eat sea grape and I had no idea you can eat those things off monstera!
Awesome glad our video was somewhat informative!
there's nothing more beautiful than a house with a fruit garden, I feel like I'm at home because of the fruit you plant, there are lots of tropical fruit here, if Bananas, Guava and Pineapple grow well there, I'm sure if you plant Rambutan or Durian it will definitely grow well there too.
sorry for my english I use google translate
Thanks for the kind comments! And nice suggestions- though they are rare in our country, we have tried both Rambutan and Durian and they are both delicious!
@@IslandsnHighlands you are welcome.
Have you ever visited Bali?
here Rambutan grows wild and everywhere, there are many types but in my opinion Rambutan Kelengkeng (Longan Rambutan) is the best, very sweet even though it is still green, you have to try it
We have never visited Bali- it looks like such a beautiful place though (and as a surfer I have dreamed of surfing there one day)! Thanks for the tip about Rambutan Kelengkeng- we will have to try to seek that variety out!
@@IslandsnHighlands yes you should visit Bali sometime 👍
i'm glad to help
okay good luck and find the seeds, have a nice day for your family 🙏
Thank you so much! Have a beautiful day
I’m so jealous of your garden. Would love to grow the kinds of tropical fruits and vegetables like you but I live in the northeast and can only grow during the summer seasons. It’s all organic growing your own foods and satisfying when it’s time to pick them👏
We are originally from the north GA mountains so it is super fun for us to be able to garden year round down here!
Wow that’s amazing you had so many tropical fruits and veggies, just like living in the Philippines, I miss my country, I wish I can plant like that here Pennsylvania, I really like gardening, very nice vedio
Thanks for the kind words!
There are dwarf varities of coconuts in the Philippines, they’re so short that you can harvest them without climbing that high. I love your videos.
That awesome! We have one coconut tree that is semi dwarf, but the rest are super tall!
Thank you for your gardening advice in the Florida zone 10 part of the world.
Glad to help! Happy gardening!!
OMG, i love your garden, almost the same situation in java island, guava, banana, peanaple, and other green
Thanks- Java Island looks beautiful!
Wow, it's look like your place ,
Like here in pur country ,with coconut.
👏👏👏👏God is amazing.
Awesome- what country are you from?
Whoa! I am so excited to tour your place and buy your some of your bananas plan like you just picked.
Wonderful! Happy planting!
Everything you showed.....back in India i have everything in my land too.....They are beautiful and delicious
Awesome! Indian looks like a beautiful country!
Yeah it is ...... Very beautiful,how it cannot be beautiful, it's God's creation......we can grow every types of plants you grow over there ......we got pure soil,we are blessed the way you are..........sometimes people are the troublemaker's...... unfortunately ,In India there is problem..... people are xenophobic,i don't know why? May be it's because of bad politics......!
This is an incredible garden! I hope I can find some of these plants for my garden ❤
Try trading plants with friends and neighbors or joining a plant trading group- we get lots of great plants this way!
Love your food forest!!❤
Thanks!