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Vilcabamba Ecuador Living, Homes and Land
A NaturalNews PhotoTour by Mike Adams
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 Want to grow exotic, tropical fruits? So do I! So I planted about 50 fruit trees. In the mean time, I found all kinds of oranges and avocados growing all over the ranch. A 30-minute walk yields endless fruit, just waiting to be picked.
It only takes about 8 months to grow your own papaya trees, or my new favorites: Babaco trees! You can also grow pineapples, zapotes, lychee, noni, cherimoya, starfruit and basically anything that will grow in Hawaii.
Imagine growing your own goji berries and acai berries! You can do it here. I'm also growing soap nuts trees and macadamia nuts, by the way.
Next: Gorgeous gardens and luscious landscaping...
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