Part of my yard before and after
gnappi
12 years ago
I spent the last 10 months clearing out my yard of grass, ficus, garbage trees, roots, and weeds.
I currently have many different species of fruiting bushes, trees and vines, including carambola, papaya, Jackfruit, passionfruit, Sapodilla, guava, Banana, Mamey, Jamaican Cherry, Fig, Lime, orange, Canistel, grapes, peach, persimmon, white sapote, pomegranate, lemon drop mangosteen, barbados cherry, Jaboticaba, Mango, grumichama, atemoya, mulberry, pineapple, coffee, and cocoa.
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