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Your garden is a dream!!! Would love this My dog unfortunately loves to get into my garden. Everything dies 😂😢

Everything looks great in your garden 🥰

Love the flashbacks!

Your garden is looking stunning! Loved this tour! 😍🙌💚

You really do have a good set up!! gonna take me years to do mine!! LOL!!

😂ya now you're listening to a Melbournian when they say "heeya" for "here".

Good farming gardening , Love Hobbies .

Good to help 🍯 🐝 to making Honey across the 🌏?Greedy natures to disturbing ?Please boycott them?

Lovely! Some of them are almost iridescent.

It's not blossom-end rot on your zucchinis, it's poor pollination. Get out there early in the morning and pollinate and you'll get lots.

That passionfruit wall is stunning! Love your garden! 😍🙌💚

It's a tomato jungle!

Really enjoying your garden tours! Some great ideas/inspiration! I’ve just started my first veggie garden in Perth and loving it! 😊

Your garden is looking beautiful despite the heat. I am in Melbourne and my avocado tree has ten tiny pea sized fruits and I hope we don't have too much wind!

Hello, how are you? I am a regular viewer of your TH-cam channel. I came here to say that- Your content is always engaging and incredibly well-presented!" Good luck to you. 🩵

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Good stuff. Well done. 😊

Very impressive!

Wow so nice great job support every farmer❤❤❤

Very nice work

Im waiting for my cosmos to flower.. 😩

How on earth are your blueberries and apricots ripe. I’m on the Mornington’s peninsula and my apricots are just starting to get to fullness and only some with a blush. 😊

Coucou Superbe vidéo, encore un beau moment à regarder 😊

Those cosmos are absolutely stunning! 😍🙌🌸

Lovely ❤

Amazing 🥰💚💚💚👌🏻♥️

Wow.. yummy 😋

Formidable vidéo bravo 😊

Beautiful garden 👍

Yum. My apricots are still a few weeks away.

Wow👌🥰👌

Wow, your garden is so nice. I love it very much ❤❤❤

😮 very much

Add these plants to your wish list that do well for Melbourne. White sapote and Cherimoya

wow you make your own compost bin thats amazing

I bought a dwarf mulberry earlier this year too. It started leafing up then turned yellow and dropped all it's leaves. I thought I'd lost it but now it's returning with bright green healthy looking leaves. I hope yours comes good too. Cheers!

I can definitely relate to buying more plants and not necessarily have space for them 😂

There is a lot to love about your plot! The espalier against the sunny wall for one; textbook awesome! Love the fact that the fig tree is from your family home too, good feels :). Re the pears, always take the high road and give the fruit evenly, or take the low road and give them ALL the fruit and remind them of it constantly 😂....but y'know, take the high road hehe. If the mulberry has some green as you say in the stem cambium layer, should be right, hopefully the warmth gets it going :). Is it a white or red shahtoot? "Give your plants a chance" is a great motto, my wife has saved many trees from my uprooting and has been right every time, they always came back. Apologies for the long comment, but one last thing: man, those APRICOTS! They're beauts! One of my fave stone fruits, and the low chill variety (a marcot from down south) I've had in the ground has yet to even flower after three years in the ground... happy for your success here!

Very nice.. I love watching your video, your work is great. visit India

The fan espalier stone fruits look like beautiful Christmas trees with fruit baubles.

Audibly and visually peaceful 🥰

Very nice

This is absolutely amazing ❤

Wow seems like heaven there could spend forever there

No pumpkins?

for a handful of tomato plants, you can get away with tying up to a stick. i typically grow a dozen of indeterminate plants, and have found sanity by investing in making a solid support structure i can hang strings from and use commercial clips. i also grow about 3 bush tomato variety Rebel F1 or similar, which is a determinate and requires no tying up at all, as grows close to ground without spreading too much. i've found the whole mulching and composting thing to be expensive and spent too much time doing it, and it was making my soil even more hydrophobic. commercial growers dont mulch. i bought a dripline irrigation kit from US for the veggie patch, because local offerings are overpriced and other issues. i got rid of raised beds and finally grow in easy to manage and dripline water and fertilize rows. each to their own, as we all have different needs. i will say that i wish i knew earlier that most of the marketing hype of raised beds online was just that. anyhow, happy now without them. keep growing.

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. your garden is so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.

Greetings from Far North Queensland. What a lovely garden :) stumbled across your channel in the recommended vids, so glad! Aside from all else, your tour just makes me really want to grow runner beans again! Used to grow them in England, and they are only matched by snake beans in how much they give and give for so little! Looking forward to getting to know your patch through your vids, looks like I have some catching up to do! 😅

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