WHAT DOES A 30-ACRE TROPICAL FRUIT FARM LOOK LIKE?
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2023
- I got to visit a 30-acre farm near my house that has amazing fruit trees. We are in the middle of mango season and they have mangos for sale at a great price.
Naga Gardens Farm is a family-run farm in the West Palm Beach area that grows exotic fruits and vegetables. If you are local, products are available for pickup. If you are out of state, they can ship to you fresh.
They are best known for their lychees, but they offer many other delicious items like sapodillas and more.
Naga Gardens Farm is located at:
3160 D Rd.
Loxahatchee Groves, Fl, 33470
Check out their website at
nagagardens.com/
Facebook page
/ nagagardens
If you have a yard and you are growing fruit trees I'd love to come and film. Especially if you are in the South Florida area. You can contact me at paul@rawlife.com please include the area you are in.
I live in Florida and this is my dream farm. Someday! Right now all I have is a young Dragon Fruit & Papaya.
This guy seems like such a pleasant and honest soul...i wish him wonderful success at his amazing farm...will visit next year when i make my yearly visit to Florida 😊
i Saw the thumbnail and said that looks like Naga Garden...I was going there since the previous owner , (Miss Rose from Vietnam ) Kenari Groves...
I get my lyche there aswell..i ate so much lychee...i always enjoy my trips out there!...its lychee paradise!
Make it a tourist attraction ,with tours on your golf cart ,and a tea coffee outlet ,visitors can pick their fruit, weigh it and pay for it,and you may have a hit...
Very impressive and well maintained farm. The owner and his daughter seems very personable. Wishing them the very best.
Farmers are some of the most patient and optimistic people. They plant a tree not knowing how long that tree will bare fruit, in one year or 4 yrs.
Beautiful Presentation of this Naga Garden Farm by the Owner and his Daughter, This is a great story from a Nuclear Engineer to Farming, more cleaner and Safe, and the main workers name that we were introduced to is Nacho not Taco Guy, It's amazing
Farming is a hard job but he enjoys every bit of it, great statements.Wishing all the best for him/farm and your fruitful trees channel.A new subscriber from Australia 👌👌👍👍
I would love to turn my 1+ acre lot in South Florida into a food forest, something like this.
This is one of my go to spot every year when I go down to south fl. and I’ll be back this year agin. See you soon ravi
If I had a couple of fruit producing mango trees I'd never get off the toilet, but I'll never have to worry about that as long as I live in Canada.
Awesome farm. Its huge thank goodness for the buggy to get a good view. Thanks. Viewing from UK
I was looking forward to the jackfruit trees. Wonderful nursery!
The elephant mango is meant to be ONLY eaten when it’s unriped by the Vietnamese as he mentioned and dipped in a sweet fish sauce with a bit of black pepper and optionally sliced chili pepper.
I appreciate the soursop growers, thanks for the work.
I know him , he is from Omaha, he is super generous and cool. Hi Ravi.
This is heaven on earth, you guys should think about making it open for visitors for some fees. Provide some food and snacks hire somebody knowledgeable about all the fruit trees. You can generate much more revenue that way. Just think about it.
Awesome Content. Thank You For Sharing. have a good day!❤👍
Best way to avoid hurricanes is to settle right on the equator somewhere; Florida will always be much more prone to storms.
I hope you're all handling the heat ok, what a great place❤
this year is unusually warm and humid...tough conditions for our staff
Great tour and interview.
Thank you paul
Beautiful Farm Congratulations O will be ordering a nice case of mango n Avocados Angelica here I live in Tampa😊
Hello! I'm from Vietnam, I'm watching your video, have a good day!

Another awesome tour Paul. Thanks for sharing and taking us along.
Beautiful farm! it reminds me of younger years back home ...all you see is bright green everywhere ... This property is a gem ! ❤❤❤
exotic, delicious, hard work pays! 👌🙏
Wonderful tropical fruit farm 😍
Great video. Thanks
There is a difference in ice cream bananas. Blue Java is the true ice cream banana. They are selling namwa as an ice cream. The blue Java is definitely more blue/grey in color. But the real way to tell is how the fruit attaches to the main stem. The blue Java fruit attaches directly to the stem whereas the namwa attaches to a collar around stem. Subtle but a useful visual.
thanks for the info...
Awwwwww! Engineering over to fruit forest....we have the best farmers!
This fruit farm is heaven for me.
Thank you for posting the address.
Viewing from NJ love your orchard.
I’m JEALOUS
I wish I had moved here 30 years ago
Wow 🤩
I love sugar apples! I visit Florida 3 weeks ago hoping to find some but I was told that sugar apples wasn't going to be ready until August, I was so bummed I love Logan too... bought a big box back home to NC
thank you Paul for visiting our farm and sharing the things we do at our farm - appreciate the efforts in creating the informative video - your goal of sharing information is right in line with our objectives...
Awesome, nice farm.
Aaaah… is it lychee?
I love them coconuts… so lucky you can grow them there .really low maintenance but you can use probably every part of the plant beside the water, milk and oil, etc.
I am very glad you have accomplished a dream I have been thinking about, planting tropical and exotic plants in the USA. Best wishes to you ! Have you thought of trying coffee or chocolate?
Yes cashew fruit is eatable we eat the fruit in Trinidad tart but very sweet when ripe
You should try growing Willughbeia Coriacea (or other fruiting rubber tree species). They say the fruit is like orange sherbert. It is nicknamed heaven fruit. Another type of fruit that is growing in popularity for health benefits is gac fruit. It is usually only grown in South Asia, so anyone growing it in the US would be able to sell the freshest available.
I was captivated by your videos.
New subscriber to your channel 😊
Look forward to seeing more videos.
Have a blessed day 🙏🏽
Thank you! You too!
Wonderful farm
Great channel !
I love those leeches and mango. If I live close there I will come buy every week but I am in Wisconsin.
Great video makes me wanna start a fruit tree farm !
Huge area of lang enjoyed farming Good luck on hands on agriculture job
good luck with your farming
thankful what you doing retire from military .looking forward buy land.owe acre growing and plant farm areas
If I could only grow one type of fruit it would be either Bananas, Navel Oranges, or Avocados. I'd have a hard time choosing between them. I'd probably choose Bananas becuse of the advantage that they are plants and not trees, and much easier to propagate through pups, easy to dig up, and relocate, can be chopped down and regrow, etc. Bananas are fun to grow and also double as tropical ornamental plants. I think Bananas and Citrus are highly underated only because of the high availability and so common. I predict we will soon be seeing Banana and citrus supply disruptions, and they will become high demand and short supply which will greatly increase prices. I think we'll be seeing 2-5x price increases maybe more. Because of easy international trade, fruit imports keep prices low with high availability but I think we're about to see global food shortages and drastically reduced fruit/food imports from tropical countries. Pinnapple is also going to be a high dollar limited availability fruit thats easy to grow. If I was starting a fruit farm, looking at what I see coming in the near future, I would have Bananas, Citrus, and Pinnapple be my main crop and also have a few Avocado trees as the core produce. Then add a few novelty trees like Mango. When the real food shortagea come and the imports stop, most people will be wanting Bananas, oranges, and pinnapple far more than Mangos and other rarer exotic fruits IMO.
Cannot wait to get an ice cream, excellent!
Love Lychee! Darn, wish I could get out like you. He has 30 acres! How did I not know about this place! Is a common phrase I keep saying watching your channel. lol 😂I am so close to these wonderful places.
Beautiful Farm Jivraj Patel
Thanks
Really interesting
Yes, you can paint the trees' trunks with lime wash
Very nice i like it
Oh man, my family blew down here in a hurricane too 🤣😂, makes for good roots❤
I am a new subscriber, your channel is very interesting, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for subbing!
Very nice video
I also grow tropical fruits in Kerala, India.. here we have topical weather
I like to render my sincere thanks to
Mr.Ravi for his eagerneess in horticultural farming in spite of being an expert
Of other fields of activities.there is an
ample scope of putting
apiary( for bee keeping) boxes specially at flowering/
fruiting time of litchi
as well as of mango
etc.please go ahed .
being
Beautiful from .
Nice🎉
Omg heaven
Are the Mauritius Lychees variety from Mauritius Island in the Indian Ocean? If this is so it would be nice to have a map of the island on the farm.Thank you!
Great video Paul.
Planning a trip to West Palm in August.
I will definitely be checking them out. 🥭 😊 Thank you 🙏
Very inspriring. My dream is to have my own permaculture farm. How is the snake situation,is it very common?
Mango leaves we make tea with it good for diabetes we make tea in Trinidad
Wonderful video! What a pleasant and knowledgeable owner.
Good luck to you
Lol at calling Nacho the Taco Guy
I really need speak to you about how to purchase farm land in Orlando Florida
Love the tour, but if u ever come to Asia it's pronounced Lai chee here not Lee Chae like in America. Can't wait to see more updates!
Beautiful ❤❤Uk
All that land oufffff .
Can I meet with you guys the end of the weekend. I will nr in Charlotte and I have to meet with everyone berore coming back to palm bay
Sugar Apples are delicious +++++++++ Get you some if possible .
Can you grow Lychee as a (privacy) hedge if you prune and trim correctly?
sure it can be done but don't know of anyone using lychee as hedge plants
Mate you just got a new subscriber from India…
Thank you
@@FruitfulTreescan we visit the farm in early July this year?
Hope you might have planted Japanese mango which sells at huge cost as it has some anti cancer properties
heard about the Japanese mango - will see if our mango expert Alex from Tropical Acres can find us one...
Yes Mon we in jamaica 🇯🇲 lovingng our eastindian mangoes 🥭
I will feel quilty to pluk their hard work fruits even though they charge a good rates. Try rambuntans. A good species with plum flesh and easy disengaging fleshing a good species.
Try to get Miyazaki mango , very expensive mango in Japan
You should start put a sign on the tree
fully in agreement
I suggest you plant also Philippine Mango aka Carabao Mango.
We have several Philippine mango plants - one of my favorite
How do you guys control the squirrels eating the fruit. Where I live, in Calif we have sooo many squirrels eating all types of our fruit, including our mangos, & citrus trees fruit.
We cannot - we have to expect some fruit loss - this year our squirrel population has exploded...
A .22lr rim fire is quiet and effective, also hawks in my area
Beautiful farm. Where is this?
West palm Beach Fl
where is this place? So many varieties to remember their name, you have to label the trees when you plant them.
see address in the description
Growing tropical fruits is not anything new in FL anymore. This man might have a lot of competition because Vietnamese growers are very successful with their business ! I hope soon the fruits will be sold at low prices at many American grocery chains so we don’t have to import from Asia.
living my dream hahahha
I only wabt lychee in cherry pie filling.
I'm looking for a farm in Florida is there any agent I can contact
ok
I been looking some lychee to buy for some time now
will have to wait till next season (may-june-2024)
Dude called him "that taco guy" and his name is nacho 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽
I came here to comment this hahah
Maybe the mites could be smoked out with burn barrels
not that simple
Cloves?
Where in Florida this at
loxahatchee, fl