by David The Good
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Last week I got a chance to go down south and visit my parents for Thanksgiving. While there, I recorded a bunch of new videos.
Here are the first two. First, one on fertilizing in Florida sand:
And a second video on the beautiful, tasty and REALLY FAST GROWING tropical almond tree:
Enjoy. More videos coming soon.
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4 responses to “Two new videos!”
Thanks… I also enjoyed the background music from the 1st video… is that your composition?
Keith
No – not this time. YouTube music library.
I live in the Bahamas and have been reading your blog and your books. I am growing a food forest and am enjoying getting ideas from you. We always ate these almonds as a kind of fruit when they were green or just yellowing growing up.
Thank you, Christina. The almonds at my parents’ house are always astringent when I try to eat them as a fruit. I wonder if there’s genetic variation between trees/fruit edibility? I’ll bet there is. I’d love to see pictures of your food forest at some point. I’ve wanted to visit the Bahamas for a long time but never made it there.