After falling in love with the flavor of yuzu, Vivek and Seema decided to grow their own in New Jersey. Now, with help from their daughter Simran, the family has a full-on yuzu and citrus farm. While many of their rare fruits are available year-round, yuzu is only available August through November. Today, their business, Bhumi Growers, is one of the preferred yuzu and rare citrus vendors for top NYC restaurants like Masa and Gabriel Kreuther, and Elements in New Jersey.
Credits:
Producers: McGraw Wolfman, Connor Reid, Daniel Geneen
Director/ Camera: Connor Reid, Daniel Geneen
Editor: Daniel Geneen
Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri
Development Producer: McGraw Wolfman
Coordinating Producer: Stefania Orrù
Audience Engagement: Daniel Geneen, Terri Ciccone
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For more info on the farm, follow the team instagram.com/yuzu_lemons/
Yuzu was originated from China not from Japan as vendor explained.
I am a super fanatic of Yuzu. I wish I could get boxes of it to make juice. I found a Yuzu lemonade in an Asian market and it’s the best drink I’ve ever had to a point I will pay top dollar for it.
Do you sell Yuzu tree?
Ummm, did these people just admit to planting and selling seeds from fruit they bought in a grocery store? That is illegal on so many levels.
Wow your tenacity and resilience is very inspiring.
I'm so impressed with the daughter in this video. I'm trying to instill in my children a love for gardening. So far two of my kids love to get their hands in the soil and see things grow.
What an idea sir ji
After this video everyone starts to grow their own Yuzus! Yuzu is the future
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1:41 ok i pull up ????
This people never answer! any Email , try to by oranges, tree no answer I went to Instagram same :/
Holy moly, all this for a Yuzu tree. I'm lucky, I live in Los Angeles, and our tree is doing fine. I now have a tree full of green Yuzu.
Thanks for a great video, I'm just wondering what size are those pots, more power to you guys, God Bless your family
I wish I could learn to graft like that, I have a Shineiki Pear tree but I also want to grant other varieties of Asian pears on my tree.
My mouth is watering only by watching ?
I love this couple. They’re so adorable and funny.
his daughter is Dr Frankenstein of plants fyi… lol
I hope hurricane ida didn’t mess up those yuzus ?
I love their accent