A walk through my yard, Papayas, Citrus, Starwberry Fruit & Mulberry in South Florida

[4GreenEarth2]

I envy Florida's weather...sometime...=D

[GettingThereGreen]

oh my goodness this is amazing and beautiful. ~Amanda

[MrandMissConverted]

I agree with G B Shaw.

[carosta]

What a wonderful garden and video! Thank you for the tour!

[lourdesmac]

Thank you so much for the tour. I was hoping that you willed in Miami. I'm looking for people around Miami to share information. Where did you get the platanos?

[ParadiseTech]

@lourdesmac - I got them from a neighbor. That is the best place! :)

[ennui406]

Thanks for posting! We're moving to Florida next month, can't wait to start a garden.

[alz123alz]

Wow, beautiful and relaxing. What type of papaya do you grow? I live in Southern California. You think I can do something similiar on a third of an acre? What are those little twirly worms. Thanks for the education on papayas.

[gilgamesh1962]

Thanks for the tour, beautiful garden you have there. only place I know in S. Fla that has land that fertile looking is down in Homestead. My Mom, lives in Hollywood Fla. after 6 inches, its all beach sand lol. but our mango and sapodilla is does well there.

[ParadiseTech]

@gilgamesh1962 - I actually live near Naples, Homestead is about 1 hour away or so, I amend my soil with loads of free tree mulch from a friend. I spread about 12 inches per year on top of what I have. I also raise rabbits for meat and manure, that keeps things fertile as well. I live in an area where many people are from the islands and they all come to pick my papayas to make that shake you were talking about! I usually just eat them with lime and sugar.

[gilgamesh1962]

@ParadiseTech Cool, I have only been out west to the Golf side a couple times, Naples is nice.

Looks like your doing a great job going Organic and all. keep the vids coming, I got you subscribed, ! peace..