Growing Exotic Fruit Trees in Zone 5| Fast Growing Trees Fruit Tree Unboxing| Indoor Guten Yardening

Growing Exotic Fruit Trees in Zone 5 | Fast Growing Trees Unboxing | Indoor Guten Yardening

In this video, we do an unboxing of these trees and give a little background about where these fruit trees are traditionally grown.

We have so much to look forward to this winter in our indoor garden, and we hope you join us! Please enjoy this fruit tree unboxing!

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[korenorman]

We were wondering how these plants turned out? We are looking to add some more trees. Thanks so much

[scottfraser]

Try growing lilly pillys and finger lime s 😋👌😍😄

[ManangMeme]

Wow i haven't taste kumquat yet it's interesting. I grow meyer lemon, calamansi/calamondin, lime and guava. My guava it's second year and fruiting more. It's their 2-3 seasons and they're doing fine. They usually like in warm area like near south window and furnace register/vent and they stay green whole winter in zone 5b. Your trees looks good.

[vesmcbc]

Nanking cherry shrub, wild blueberry, dwarf crab apple. prairie plums, chickweed. All great stuff. How about Charentes mellons too?

[ManangMeme]

I grow dragon fruit and it's in 3rd year. It's fruiting now but I will see if it will be successful since it's already fall. I put it inside my house before we left since it gets cold each day and our weather is unpredictable zone 5b here and haven't checked it until we're back home.

[SunnySensei]

Just what I was looking for! I am always asking how much I can push the envelope and grow in zone 5/Wisconsin. I am going to try and grow citrus indoors for the first time this year - fingers crossed!

[marklawrence]

New Subscriber. Chicago and Zone 5 native. Keep the videos coming

[twilightgardener]

So looking forward to the growing of these exotic fruits!!!

[nenalabs]

Very lovely kuan fruit, dragon good thank you for sharing good clear informative video

[thesilentone]

The kumquats where cuttings and you shouldn't let it set those first ones just yet.
Also I would be pissed if I seen my fig choped like that they just made not only the tree very small now but now a maintenance tree.
Yes maintenance tree where you will need to start cutting it to help reduce weight so it doesn't break when it starts getting older and bigger.
The biggest problem how all 3 where in the same box like wtf.
Sorry its probably just me but I just can't say anything past 2 star

[Liam-iwjt]

Informative, upbeat, and interesting. I’m excited to see what winter has in store for these plants! Keep up the good work!

[jimstormcrow]

Fascinating developments. I've wanted to grow citrus for some time. I've had great luck with my Brown Turkey Fig. Great size, juicy etc. They do attract the flies from our experience, so some protection of the fruit might be necessary. Great good luck.

[geekygardens]

It's going to be an interesting winter my friend. Oh I think I have a pack of dragonfruit seeds here somewhere...

[evergreenwindshomestead]

We got a golden nugget this year too! We plan to keep it pruned down and grow it inside. (We got it from the same place.)

[lyonheart]

Exciting to see those interesting exotic food plants arrive, love to see your collection expanding 👍. You probably realise I don't normally watch the sweet potato videos as they don't interest me a lot and I don't have a lot of spare time 😂😂

[nkc]

What verity persimmon are you growing? Are they cold hardy for out door planting or containers only?

[rbthegardennannyllc]

Wow 18 tangerines. So how long did you have it before it finally gave you fruit. Do you keep your garage heated for the fig -- or lighted? That's awesome to know about their 1 year warranty. I did end of buying the Chicago Hardy Fig and it looks so nice. Thanks for giving that recommendation. I'm looking forward to seeing what it does next year. I'm going to have to grow the Brown Turkey Fig.