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The sfx are very loud & unnecessary

Sorry you have to deal with fruit fly. I am currently harvesting round 2 of Tommietoe, Roma and Tiger Tomatoes. This second crop is often larger than the first. Your corn looks great. I just harvested my first 2 watermelons. So sweet and juicy. Even the rind was sweet. Still have at least 4 to go. I know 100mm rain is too much but here in Adelaide it has not rained for months. I am getting very sick of watering with no "rain breaks". Thanks for your video Anthony.

Hey Anthony great update as per usual. Any tips to avoid cooking young seedlings in this heat? It’s a fine line between leggyness and scorching the seedlings in the sun. I have just had to replant seedlings I left out and cooked in the sun 😂

What is the difference in doing this on vertical vs horizontal strings?

mad to see a productive garden in Sydney, great work man!

I just love pruning, and you can clearly see how it opens everything up and promotes good air flow. Nice work, thank you 🙏🏽🌱🍅

Oiii mate!! You can send some of that rain down to Adelaide thanks!! Stop hogging it all!! LOL!!

Thanks for sharing your garden with us, your timing has really helped me get some good harvests this year, and I have a better idea of how to manage the timing of my plantings myself! I've been very successful with planned tomatoes and corn, not so much with the cucumbers and only one zucchini survived to produce anything! I hope to continue following your timetable for planting through the autumn and winter - I've never been very successful with brassicas, so maybe your advice will change that! Travel safely!

Hi Anthony, great advice again thank you. Can you tell me what you do for blossom rot, is lack of calcium really the problem? Should I try epsom salts too? Great advice for the corn too.

random thing is use a spray of 50/50 no sugar soft drink and water to keep pests away the aspartame will keep all bugs away and it will over take all chemical markers that bring in pests and pollinators they have done this in india for some time now to make it cheaper as pesticides are costly

Nice update Anthony! The corn is looking amazing! I always wondered if opening the corn a little to check it damaged it all so thanks do that tip! I can’t wait for the weather to cool down up here in Brissy so I can get the brassicas going! ☺️

Nice video..

Hi Anthony, I'm in Adelaide, and I thought it was too soon to start Brassicas. Will they struggle with the February heat?

Well you can’t win in Oz hey sometimes too hot no rain too much rain or not the right weather conditions like too humid that’s when the insects / bugs love the conditions , but it’s all called gardening 🌱👒🙌 I follow your channel you are only roughly 3 to 4 hours away 😉 love your channel thank you so much for your lessons in all that you do I look forward to heaps more great to see us Aussies out there doing our thing great stuff 🥰 from port Macquarie 🇦🇺🐨🦘Karen

Hi Anthony, great update. As per your advice I started my brassica seedlings as well this week. Looks like they are just starting to germinate. Also planted a tray of onions, nothing there yet. Same as you my first round of tomatoes and cucumbers have come to an end, and I need to remove them, but the weather has not been our friend. I'm sure your boys will look after the garden when you are away. Cheers

Your garden's doing well and mine's doing better, out front at least. The veggie garden out back had gone to seed and will come to life in the cooler months. Lots to clean up out there but not today as it's grass cutting day and that usually wipes out my energy.

Hi Anthony, love the update. I am having the same problems with my tomato seedlings, with the erratic weather and all the rain diseases seem to be a major problem I will give your trick with epsom salts a go, fingers crossed. Jacqui

Good stuff mate, I’ll have to start thinking about cool season veg too.

Great update video my friend 🌱

Very good video

for consistently large pumpkins the growers only let one pumpkin to grow per plant and remove any additional fruit forming, leaving all the foliage to feed that one single pumpkin. i dont know how they keep track of it, as they plant a metre apart or so, to maximize space usage to get same number of pumpkins per area, but all large and each from single plant. my experiment growing zucchini up garden post wasnt that great. even with the small zucchini variety it's hard to keep trying to tie it up to a post, with heavy foliage and fruit forming. my other zucchini turned out to be a giant, and there was no way in the world to tie that up. got like a 4kg zucchini off it and more to come, and plant is 1.5m diameter. not planting that one again. starting quickly another round of tomatoes, as first lot is terribly diseased and almost done fruiting, well before reaching top of string. buying some super disease and pest resistant varieties from ActiveVista for next summer. most of the other seed companies provide little if any detail about disease and pest resistance. seems they're happy selling seed that doesnt grow well in typical backyard conditions.

MMMM - brassicas! Love em 🥦🥬

Great update video.

Thank you for sharing your growing tips with us🙏🙏🙏❤🇿🇦

I’m currently sat in the UK where the daytime temperature has been below freezing for the past week. It’s nice to see plants growing and it’s getting me excited for the new growing season.

Like the design of your hoe Anthony. Mine is a short squat type. I am going to have to look around & see if I can find one with a similar blade.

hmm...i should be doing this, as i cut off the lower leaves. i'm afraid to plant in a furrow, thinking young plants might get too much moisture. i should try next year, as it will keep roots cool. just found root nematodes on some of my plants. darn pests.

Just came across your channel. I'm already thinking about what I want for my Autumn beds & scrolled through to see what you did for Autumn & found this one. Anthony, is there a reason why you don't sow your peas direct? 🐞🐝🦋

Love the content, thank you.

Hahaha your fig tree fortress is so relatable!

Another great update Anthony, and your editing and intro clip improvements don’t go unnoticed. I am glad you mentioned the shade for the bush beans, my Jade plant leaves are going crispy but the sun here in Adelaide is quite harsh. Also good information about the spider mite damage on the eggplant, what does it mean when the fruit turn dull and not their full color dark purple?

Hi Anthony, happy new year. Correct -there's nothing better than freshly picked veg for flavor. I picked some of my black cherry tomatoes last night for dinner and they were so sweet. Thanks for the reminder to start brassica seeds, good project at the moment with the rain. I need to amend my comment from the last video. I mis read my spread sheet. The cost benefit was only $400 not $700. But still, that's a significant benefit for such a small area. Looks like you are getting great harvests at the moment. Well done, Cheers.

YAY a local garden channel to me !! the rain has been horrendous since the 5th, hoping for some sun soon !!!

Hard to believe we are half way through summer!! Literally!! Although I gotta say I've not had many problems with bugs and birds at the moment!! But something keeps knicking and licking the buds off my lemon tree though!! Don't know what's been doing it!! And I've tried netting it!!

Great job. Garden looks really productive and love how you tell us what you are planting and when you are hoping to harvest. Helps remind me I need to start my seedlings!!! Thanks mate

Hi Anthony, would love to see a video on your fertilising schedule and frequency for each of the vegetable categories?

Hi Anthony, I would love a gardening 101 from your perspective. Seasons to grow, things to watch out when growing and solutions and tips and tricks. I live in the same region as you so this info would be valuable from your experience! Thanks

The garden is looking good Anthony. I really appreciate you telling us when you plant your seedlings, when to plant is one of the problems I have I am always running late. Jacqui

lovely 🌽🫑🍅

In hope all this rain is not to much for your garden

Here on the Northern Rivers of NSW I pick my toms when they're at the stage yours are now...just a bit of colour...and ripen them on the windowsill. Only way I can beat fruitfly.

Great work mate 🇦🇺 👍 👏

With the corn, do you just pick it and throw it straight into the freezer for storage? And how are the crows and birds eating your figs but not touching the mangoes? I lost all my teeny tiny mango fruits, to birds, I suspect, because I didn't net it soon enough. They're trying the pomegranates and my persimmons, but there's enough of those that I'm not losing them all.

Great work. How do you stay on top of the weeding it’s such a big garden?

What do you do with all that sweetcorn Anthony?

Hi. Is that late blight on the older tomatoes? progressing up my tomatoes early this year. just enough time for a few good harvests and i'll need to put in new plants also. i planted a few jerusalem artichoke (sunchoke) under my lemon tree and they took off, rambling thru the lemon tree and now almost as tall as the lemon tree, about 2.5m. Hope i get a good harvest from them when the plants eventually die down.

Hi Anthony.....can you just put a couple Brussel Sprout plants in for this winter?

Thank you for your timely help, it's very much appreciated. Thank you.

Thanks for dragging yourself off the beach finally 😎. Great update thank you Anthony - I'm really happy that I guessed right & sowed my broccoli (Atomic Performax F1) this week. As you know, I'm perma/poly culture & organic, but I'm testing out a few F1 hybrid varieties this coming season, to see if I can achieve more consistency & better disease resistance than always growing heirlooms. Have a great week Anthony & wishing the rain to hold off for you so your beans dry 😊