To all the foodies out there, this is one of the best tasting fruits you can grow in many areas of the country with EASE. And the only …

To all the foodies out there, this is one of the best tasting fruits you can grow in many areas of the country with EASE. And the only …
A word of caution: Goumi Berry isn't currently listed as an invasive, but it's already been found in the wild in 12 states, and a number of other species in the same genus (Elaeagnus) have become extremely invasive. Invasive species don't always seem invasive at first, but as time goes on and as more people plant them they can end up becoming a huge problem. I personally would not recommend planting it.
May I know what state you are growing them in and will they grow in North central Texas like in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Also where can i buy these trees / plants and how long they take to start yielding. Any Health benefits?
I first heard of these from Stefan Sobkowiak and found some seeds that germinated. Then my puppies found them and wrecked the seed tray. Next time I’ll buy a bush and plant it in my food forest. I’m anxious to try some. Thanks for reminding me about them.
Find flavor to be similar to Autumn Olive but 4 times the size. On the tart side but delicious to my taste. I have a Sweet Scarlet and Red Gem.
Do you know if this fruit can grow in South Florida? Im in zone 10B just 45 minutes from the Keys.
Been growing based on your recommendation. Thank you! I hunted down the variety you have and it was worth it.
I have two goumi (one is a Sweet Scarlet) and both fruited for the first time this year. I was so excited, but the fruits were so astringent no matter how long I left them to ripen. Could it be too hot where I am in 8b?
How do you like to propagate them? Do you put them in water or do you place them directly in soil? I have a sweet Scarlet.
I planted two bushes in my backyard a few years ago based on your recommendation and this is the first year they produced any fruit and I’m loving them. I even like the seeds. Thanks for the good advice!
what's your variety?
I really don't think "goumi" has anything at all to do with gummy bear candy, which was only invented in 1981, while goumi fruit has been around for hundreds of years.
Are these the same as Autumn Olives?
Wow, Ross IRIE and "Clickbaity" the pic of the Goumi berries! Clicked on your COOL video the moment I saw the brilliant, shiny Goumi berries, but before reading the title I thought is this a variety of cranberry? Can't be Goji berry because the spelling is different, yeah that Goumi plant is loaded, lucky you good buddy, basically just standing/sitting there eating Goumi berries to your heart's content! And since you have an abundance, your idea of dehydrating some to have natural gummy bears during winter is AWESOME! Thanks for sharing Ross, 👍and greetings👋from central Mexico!🍒
que vom.monster encantan tus videos. Bendiciones hermosa Celina que Dios te cuide donde quiera los mortalesu abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
After 2 years in the ground, my tillamooks are loaded. Can’t wait to try goumi for the first time!
I am in love with these Goumi berries also! Unfortunately for me I have killed two Tillamook before I found out for some reason they have difficulty in most of my yard. I do have a Sweet Scarlet doing really well and I moved a Red Gem last fall just in time to save it I believe.
Eventually I will give Carmine or a Tillamook another try. I too stand by the bush eating dozens of the berries marveling the whole time at how much I love the complex flavors each berry has 😋
Can’t find plants anywhere at the moment.
Awesome!! Any seeds u can send