my sanctuary with pictures!

brendon420 · #1 06-10-2008, 11:09 PM

this is the garden where i live, it has been a work in prgress for years. off the top of my head the garden includes
3 apple tree
1 blood orange
1 valencia orange
1 dwarf lemon tree
4 peach tree
4 apricot trees
2 guava trees
1 grape vine
3 banana trees
1 mango tree
1 avocado tree
verious herbs, melons, and flowers. bamboo, an aviary...fucking everything..i love it included are pictures

they are as follows.
1. guava tree with green grape vine in the back ground
2. 3 recently pruned banana trees
3. one incredible producing apricot tree
4. one mature peach tree
5. my personal favorite the blood orange tree.
6. apples year round at this house

7. baby grapes...soon to be big grapes
8. two of the more mature peach trees.
9 a view from inside the trees
10. the aviary finches and parakeets
11. baby blood oranges

i have more if anyone would like to see more. just ask!

anyway thanks for stopping by

mjetta · #2 06-11-2008, 09:52 AM

thats awesome

this is exactly what i want to do with my yard when i get a house. so relaxing. the addition of some vines around the perimeter would top it off. and yes, i would like to see the birds please. thanks

Seamaiden · #3 06-11-2008, 10:25 AM

Where the hell do you live that you can grow ALL those different things? Sounds like Puerto Rico to me.

brendon420 · #4 06-11-2008, 04:00 PM

southern cali baby

Chiceh · #5 06-11-2008, 04:03 PM

I am so jealous right now, lol. I wish I could grow my own fruit and live in a tropical setting like that. Beautiful, simply marvelous.

Seamaiden · #6 06-11-2008, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by brendon420

southern cali baby

son of a BITCH. You're near the coast or in some other milder area then. Damn it, I get frost and snow up here, not to mention the issues with the latitude. We can grow apples, but citrus, 'cados, bananas, guavas, and all that other stuff? Fuhged abowdid. That's why I want to move to Puerto Rico. You can grow ANYTHING there! And everyone does it.

brendon420 · #7 06-12-2008, 05:52 PM

well today i made the round and checked out this seasons crop.
everything looks good and to my suprise i even found 3 new avocados on a tree that i assumed didnt not produce fruit..needless to say im happy, now if only we can get the rest of the tree to produce lol

i snapped a bunch of shots of all the little fruit buds and some aviary pictures and a pic of the plumeria that is too heavy for itself. also included are pictures of my multiple composts and a question for anyone who has the answer

is steer manure a good soil additive, i found 2 unopened bags today so i think ill use those but ill have to check the PH on it. i bet its stinky

the first picture is of the aviary that have finches and parakeets
next wave of apples is due in a few months
as well as apricot
and nectarines!

two of the three baby avo's

the beast of a plumeria ready to burst
a new addition to the garden SUNFLOWERS!

the first plumeria flower to bloom

mini compost for future grows
big compost for future future grows this one has the seaweed
baby blood orange

hope you guys enjoy, and if anyone who lives in san diego wants to buy apricots, apples, peaches and blood oranges PM me, all organic.

mjetta · #8 06-12-2008, 09:29 PM

do your finches inbreed?

brendon420 · #9 06-12-2008, 09:35 PM

our neighbors have an aviary next door so we routinely trade to prevent that.

mjetta · #10 06-12-2008, 10:19 PM

thats awesome man, seriously like my dream. i also want a parrot named petey to follow my around everywhere. people dont know how smart african greys are. ill get a loan and get one day.