This Guy Grows Over 100 Fruit Trees on a Small Space Residential Lot

Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:22 Over 100 Fruit trees on a 10,000 sq ft lot 01:47 How to get people to not steal your fruit 03:12 Grow fruit trees shorter than taller 03:30 Mango Trees Planted 8 Feet Apart 04:15 Most productive fruit tree for Florida 05:21 Paul's favorite Fruit - Miracle Berry 06:33 Growing Figs & Pomegranates in Florida 07:15 You Should Grow a Moringa Tree 08:17 Edible Katuk - Tastes like peanut butter 09:31 Growing the Best Varieties of Sapodillas aka Chico Sapote 11:12 Mamey Sapote - Pumpkin Pie Fruit 11:58 Backyard Tour Starts 12:08 Dragon Fruiting without pollination 12:31 Jackfruit Seedling Tree 14:49 Eat Avocados 9 Months of the Year 15:47 Raised Bed Vegetable Gardening 16:56 Growing Collard Greens 19:44 White Sapotes Taste Better in Florida 21:04 Soursop Tree 22:02 Growing the Best Mangoes 24:23 Interview with Paul Nison 24:41 What motivated you to plant all these fruit trees? 25:55 Is it true you can eat fruit every month of the year of your property? 26:55 What are the top 3 trees to grow in South Florida? 29:32 Why did you start your channel Fruitful Trees? 32:49 What is your favorite video on your fruitful trees channel? 34:42 What top tip do you have for gardeners in South Florida? 36:48 Can people hire you to help them plant fruit trees? 41:08 How can someone find you? Subscribe to Paul's Fruitful Trees Channel at youtube.com/@FruitfulTrees

I live in northern Illinois zone 5.my tiny 1/4 th acre lot has 35 fruit trees. They are planted close and so doing great. Work with what youve got.

And that's what I'm working on...LOTS OF FRUIT TREES! Already up to 27.

I'm in Northern Ontario Canada (zone 4a) and I'm growing almost sixty fruit trees just under an acre of land, Paul is absolutely right we can grow food pretty much anywhere in the World. I have apples, peaches, plums, pears, apricots, sour cherries, sweet cherries, kiwis, grapes, almonds, northern pecan, english walnut, black walnut, hazelnuts, chesnuts, heartnuts, and so many varieties of berries as well. Thanks for the wonderful videos and all the work you both do.

Both Paul and John create very informative and fun videos to watch.

Wish I could grow avocados here in Kentucky 😢 But when we bought our property 10 year ago and while my husband started building our house, I started planting fruit trees. We have apples, pears, peaches, plums and also bushes like blueberry, black berry and my perennial strawberries. 😀

I have to stop following Paul, thanks for his videos I got over 25 varieties in my backyard 😂

I'm in TN and I have two Moringa trees in pots for three years. I grew them from seed and they are doing well. They go dormant in winter in my unheated garage and then resume growing in spring after I bring them outside. No drumsticks yet but the did flower this past fall.

Your still adventuring. I first watched many years ago and now have a 19 plant mostly citrus food garden in Canada's west coast. Thanks for adding to the spark,

I dig it when you visit him every so often.

I like someone like you who cares about his environment. Just continue what you started and you will be blessed! 🎉❤

In my tropical warm house, my Dwarf cavendish fruit banana has finally managed to start flowering. With a lower trunk diameter of a good 20 cm, this could produce an impressive harvest by around June. Happy new year to everyone who is interested in warm house plants, just take a look at me.

Thank you John great to hangout with you

Looking forward to visiting Paul soon! Great video!

I have to comment again! This video was so valuable. And I absolutely love your guys’ friendship and I love how you keep poking small fun at Paul for cutting down his trees lol Thank you for this great video! I am so inspired to grow trees! Fruit trees and even some veggies. 😊

It is amazing how some will help themselves to your produce. We bought a house in town Once and a lady was picking our cherries! I was concerned I planted dwarf apples too close as I was going to train them columnar style and now they sell them, but I think I will leave them be and not move them. If this guy can grow them close they should be fine—I hope😊. Then I can plant more👏🏼👏🏼.

I can feel the magic from cold rainy England. Inspiring.

I love your laugh John 🐸

34:03 we need more bees 🐝 The trees are flowering, but are making very little fruit

I have a very small yard (5667 sq feet) south of Tampa and always wanted to grow fruit trees. My father has 6 acres in south Florida and has hundreds of fruit trees. I thought I would need a lot of land to grow fruit trees. I was surprised how many trees I was able to grow in my yard. I'm in hoa so in the front of my yard I created a cacti/succlent garden but placed lots of dragon fruits in it. On the side of my yard, I started passion fruit and sugar apple. In my back yard I have a mango, fig trees, moringas, papayas, lemon, lime, and I did have banana tree but it took up too much space, so I cut them away. I've not had any complaints from the hoa but I had to be proactive with rats. As I did have an issue with them at one point.