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California Gardening: Unveiling the Secrets: Growing the Top 10 Best Fruit Tree Varieties in Your Garden! 🍏🥑🍓🍊🍈



Discover the ultimate guide to Growing Fruit Trees! 🌳🍎🥭🍋 From Pluots to Lemon guava, we’ll spill the secrets on cultivating the top 10 best fruit tree varieties. Watch as we share expert tips for planting, pruning, and caring for apples, avocados, strawberry guava, bananas, plums, mangoes, figs, and various citrus trees. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a budding enthusiast, this comprehensive video will equip you with essential knowledge to nurture a bountiful orchard right in your backyard. Get ready to reap the juicy rewards of homegrown fruit, as we unleash nature’s sweetness, flavor, and nutritional wonders! 🍏🥑🍓🍌🍇🍊🍈

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Pluots
01:31 Loquats
02:29 Lemon Guavas
03:32 Apples
04:26 Avocados
05:29 Strawberry Guavas
06:48 Bananas
08:13 Plums
09:33 Mangoes
11:41 Figs
13:32 Bonus! Citrus

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12 Comments

  1. Lifeincali

    Hi there!! As I’m watching your video, I’ve got a question for you regarding my peach tree. I planted it 6 years ago but I haven’t gotten any harvests. This year I was planning to remove it but I’ve got lots of small peaches formed but they haven’t grow much. They’re small and hard. I’m not a believer to pull trees, but I’m not sure if I should continue to wait. I live in lakewood, CA

  4. Chelsey Carrillo

    Great video! I didn't know there were dwarf mango trees! Mangos are my favorite but I've only seen huge trees, much too big for our city lot. We're in NorCal and have cherries, peaches, plums, avocado, guava, fig, tangerine, orange, lime, lemon, and nectarines. Excited to hunt for dwarf mango!!

  6. Sasi Thappeta Obula

    I started my backyard garden last year I watch your videos for reference. Thanks for sharing valuable information. I always excited to watch your videos.

  7. The Ghetto Cooking Show

    Beautiful Video. All of the fruits you showed look so delicious. What color is the inside of the strawberry guava's? Also, what fertilizers do you use (if any) on your fruit trees?

  9. Treasuretree Reynolds

    I’ve always loved watching your videos as they contain a wealth of knowledge. Our very large tangerine tree and fruitful mission fig died during the Texas snow storm. AYE!
    Our improved Meyer lemon tree has fruit on it so we’re happy. Silver lining as we moved that one in our garage. The others were in ground. Ty for your amazing videos! 💜

  10. Awkward Texas Stranger

    I am going to have to try grafting some new varieties on my fig tree, if the others you mentioned are so superior! I have only tried the Brown Turkey variety

  11. M

    Such a nice video. I also love to grow the different varieties of fruits. We are growing papayas, lemons, guavas. Thanks for sharing this, and I learn so many new things about gardening, growing from you in each and every videos.

  12. SouthBay Gardener

    I am also growing a persimmon tree and pomegranate bush. Thank you so much for sharing what varieties you have. I am also interested in getting a loquat 😀

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