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LV Fig & Garden Channel
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Registrace 14. 12. 2009
Turning an urban backyard in Las Vegas into a fig, fruit, and vegetable food forest.
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CARA CARA ORANGE 🍊
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This tree took about three or four years to be able to produce once it produce it set heavily and the fruit is amazing. I must have tree. 
Flowers On My Loquat & figs in November
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Flowers On My Loquat & figs in November
Winter figs and Mandarinquats with Tim
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Winter figs and Mandarinquats with Tim
Harvest and Prune a Myer Lemon tree in las Vegas with Tim
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Harvest and Prune a Myer Lemon tree in las Vegas with Tim
DEANNA FIG tasting GM149 BLK Ischia Chicago Hardy
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DEANNA FIG tasting GM149 BLK Ischia Chicago Hardy
Cravens Craving & Black Madeira Fig compared
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Cravens Craving & Black Madeira Fig compared
Hi, can I write you email regarding buying cuttings?
What are the best trees to plant in Las Vegas i want something colorful, and can help counter heat!
will they grow in pots?
i am in lv, too. my black mission fig has a breba crop. i forgot this channel as a valuable local resource. i ordered a violette de Bordeaux from fast growing trees.
Its a fogger? looks more like a sprayer tho
What’s the difference between a boysenberry and mulberry our is same thing
Boysenberry is a plant like a blackberry or raspberry. Mulberries are trees.
Definitely the best fig tasting I've seen.. you two were perfect. Adding more people would get too confusing.. loved it the way it is.
Do you use any companion plants? I see you still post, but your latest videos have comments off. Would love an updated garden tour. Well Wishes!
Great video
Wonderful video! Made my first sip!!! Wondering though, how much do you water at one time? My understanding is you don't want the bottom completely full of water. Also, more out of curiousity... how often do you water in vegas? Any insight would be a blessing!!! Thank you!
Hey I live in Vegas Aswell by any chance do you sell rooted cuttings or airlayers of this variety?
Great video. thanks
👍 I speak a little English I south Korean #koreafig
Any issues with sofeno preto? Does it mature fruit without the fig wasp?
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I love plants. Getting ready to buy or first home. Super excited to plant all kinds of fruit trees and many other kinds of greenery. I am a Gardner landscaper here in las vegas
Would be nice if you let your viewer see which is which when you cut them open or eating it.
Now I want to know all of the fig varieties Tim has.😀
Gracias por compartir
good video bad sound. need to wear a mic.
Thx for this however phoenix gets colder than vegas. 😊
I am impressed by how close you planted the trees. Do they have enough sun? I love blk ischia.
Is your Loquat grafted?
Where do u get this tree?
Where did you get it from and what is the product called?
Have only tried about 6 varieties fresh, so far...but my Black Madeira is finally setting fruit this year and you just made me glad I splurged and got one!
Loved to see someone actually eat a fig and enjoying it. Keeping it real, for sure.
Was this one of the tissue culture black maderias?
I thought figs did really well out here ..
I miss her
Huh?
I'm looking for a Vegas valley house with a food forest. Realtors tell me they can't help me because people don't report their fruit trees, even when they do, the listers don't list it because "no one cares about that stuff".
Not that no one doesn't care about it, but it's an impermanent part of a property. It has no genuine bearing on value because it can all be gone in one passing of a season. Why waste the time of listing productive trees if they're potentially GONE by the time a person interested in them sees the listing? It's waste of time to include trivial things in the listings, the agents have HUNDREDS of properties they manage and cannot be expected to maintain the information for impermanent features. Moving on to the fact that the great majority of HOA's do NOT allow multiple kinds of plants, trees and will flat out disallow gardening in front yards. There are VERY restricted lists of what is allowed and most of them must be drought tolerant. This also lends to the idea that just because someone has planted a Food Forest, doesn't mean they knew what they were doing. A great deal of Permies never consider native plants to their region, they tend to consider what they WANT to grow and eat, not what they SHOULD be growing in this climate (or any climate) and our lack of water. Food Forests are personal things. You're never going to find a listing on a property that is designed the way you want if you want a Food Forest waiting for you when you get there.
@@shotgunbettygaming Obviously you are not familiar with fruit tree cultivation. Many take years before they fruit, and require unique attention, e.g., prep of the space to accommodate survival until they are well established. This comes only after research, experimentation, time/money. Why bother? 1. Higher quality, better tasting fruit. 2. Big food saving. 3. Food unavailable, at any price. 4. Food independence. 5. A PERMANENT resource. Established trees develop roots that reach down to aquifers. This makes them drought tolerant. A unique growing environment will allow maximum use of space. I would NEVER let an HOA dictate how I live on my land. Nor will I find appreciation for intelligent living requirements by ignorant, lazy realtors.
Is Star Nursery our best bet to buy fruit trees locally?
I'm NW, had tropicals, had to leave for a bit and they all died. I'm now sticking to unprotected figs, MB, pom, stone fruits, etc
bro I live in vegas, do you have anything for sale that I can pick up?
Have you tried the white ones, and which do you like more?
I just bought a dwarf fig and dwarf mulberry to plant. Still need to get a grape vine or two, some dwarf fruit trees, tomato plants, get my potatoes in the ground and a couple of melon plants.
I love kumquats! The trees are among the most cold hardy citrus. The fruits are SO full of sweet tart flavor. And I figure they must be exceptionally nutritious since you eat the rind and pith and all. I’m growing several varieties in the high desert of SoCal zone 8b, most of them ordered online from California based Four Winds Growers.
czcams.com/video/BcLH3QIZOFY/video.html
Is your Black Madeira grafted or growing on its own root stock? I live in zone 9B and was thinking of trying to grow one on its own root stock.
They are slow but do fine on own root atock
How much would this cost ?
h, how closely planted are you ground trees? Would love for you to point the camera down to the trunks
You look like a cow when you eat/chew...
Love your videos. Just bought a couple of the figs you like on figbid too
Hopefully from me thanks
O man, now I need to squeeze another tree into my yard, "cherry bombs"...im now so hungry.
Thank you for making this video! and thank you Tim for sharing
Mine do just fine on organic fertilizer
What's wrong with free wood chips from landscapers?
Nothing
I'm very impressed with your figs. I'm also in Las Vegas. I had a question. I have the option to buy a one gallon Black Madeira KK for $50 and a Figo Presto for $70 also on 1 gallon. Which would you recommend? I hear they're practically identical, just that the Presto is sturdier and grows faster. And also would you say those prices are a good deal?
Blk Madeira
So how long would you recommend having figs in gallons before going to the ground here in Las Vegas? A certain amount of time or until they're big enough to go in a certain gallon container?
Roots start growing out bottom
Hi, do you sell cuttings?
Yes on figbid just started listing them today