Jamaica Farms - 20 acre farm with thousands of tropical exotic, 150 varieties of mangos
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- I had the pleasure of visiting Jamaica Farms yesterday. Jamaica Farms is 20 acres of tropical paradise. They have 150 varieties of mangos and literally thousands of tropical plants. there are sugar apples, atemoya, custard apples, guava, plantains to name a few plus he has Scotch bonnet coming and tons of calalloo and other herbs.
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I love this video thank for sharing
Thanks so much for watching. Please stick around. More to come
I live less than 10 miles away and never heard of the place.
It's only the 3rd year that's probably why. Check him out
Waw, enjoying what u r doing from Kenya, Kudos, keeeep going, Well done
Awesome! Thanks so much for watching!
Enjoyed this tour of bountiful Jamaica Farms. The plants and trees look healthy.
Thanks Heather!
Sweet sop is the best
Field trip. Must check out this farm.
Definitely do!
The purple bottom scallions nice and strong
I can't wait to use it!
Loads of lovely fruit trees
Yes!
do you ever sell your june plum cuttings? for any type of powdery mildew you can also take milk and dilute it with water and spray your plant the milk wont hurt the plant or blossoms but will usually get rid of or reduce the amount of powdery mildew. thats on any plant not just mangoes
That's a great tip!
Best of luck with your farm ! Blessings to you all
I would love some of those mango plants
I think I may go back and get another one. Maybe try the Karen Mitchell he spoke about
@@backyardfarmerpat cool
The more the merrier
@@AAHomeGardening exactly!
Thanks for sharing, very nice video Pat. Jah blessings!
Thank you too
Fantastic
Awesome video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Pat, I'm loving your videos! I became a huge fan of yours back in January of this year only by accident because my computer mouse shifted and ended up on your channel as I was browsing the internet via RUclips looking for some info regarding fruit trees ect., but moreover mango trees to be a bit more specific and thank God I'm glad I did. I watched your most recent video (Jamaican Farms) and I noticed during the video you had mentioned you have a Super Julie mango tree. I purchased a Super Julie mango tree from the HomeDepot store here in Palm Bay last November that was in a 15 gal. container and I will be transporting it some time this week into the ground and would like to ask you a burning question I have for weeks now, which is how tall and how wide does this tree gets because I will be planting it right next to my already established Bombay mango tree 20' tall and 10" wide. The whole idea is to try and mimic my Bombay mango tree growth size and plant it as close as possible for added privacy.
That's awesome! It's my first time growing one of these but based on research it can grow 15 to 20 feet tall so pretty big!
Thank you for that bit of information. Keep up the good work! Oh, btw is it too much to ask where I can get a East Indian mango tree to buy here in Palm Bay or in close proximity?
@@Frankie-ef3tx I haven't seen any here. You can definitely check out Mango Belly or A Tree 4 Me. If anyone has it they will
Thanks, you are the best!! Nuff Blessings!
Hi Pat just a quick update on the mango tree I bought over at Mango Belly Nursery this past Thursday. I met Laura at the nursery and mentioned to her that I was inquiring about getting an East Indian mango tree on your RUclips channel and you told me to check them out. I did not get the mango tree I wanted because they did not have any and so I ended up getting a Sweet Tart mango tree instead, making it a new addition to my family of mango trees that includes: Bombay, Super Julie, and Valencia Pride. Thanks again for your help! 😊
Looks like a kafir lime the Sybil orange
Good to know
The cold weather doesn't affect mango trees because mangoes normally bloom in the winter times
If that was the case, mangoes would grow up North. According to UF IFAS, mangoes will not fruit if they bloom while temps drop below 45 degrees. You can research that
Why would they bloom in the winter if the cold weather affected them?
Where can we get the st elizabeth scallion seeds?
You may have to contact him at the number in description to find out
What does an atemoya taste like?
Very sweet and creamy texture