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Hi. I loved seeing your subtropical garden-it's so different to ours in Auckland NZ and exotic to grow tomatoes in winter! Pepino plants need constant pruning here, or they'd take over. An advantage is how easily pepino cuttings grow and people love to get them in plant swaps. I like them chilled and served with icecream! Chilling brings out the delicate melon flavour.🍈

Oh I just found this! Thank you for answering my question already!!

What do you do with warrigal greens? It grows like a weed through my pavers but I’m not sold on it raw. I’m in Perth and I’m jealous of your early season and your heat!

Permaculture Haven. She trains her Pepino to grow over a trellis. It doesn’t climb but she ties it up and let’s it work with the passion fruit vine for support

Yes I’d love to follow your zucchini growing experiment. I’ve never grown them vertically. Here in south east gold. Past. Powdery mildew is the thing that affects mine the most. Interested if vertical growing helps 🪲

hello from Northern nsw... i just invested in fruit bags to stop the fruit fly and cat worms... from attacking my tomatoes and capcicums and eggplants... after 3 years of loosing all the produce to the damn things and the expense... wow... they are so cheap on amazon and come in all sizes.. i use the green gauze ones with pull ties each side.. they work better to get close the stems ... put them on green fruit as it appears on the vegetables... i have noticed this year that the cabbage butterflies are attacking everything that they didn't last year... really weird. its like a frenzy all over the place.... enjoying watching someone in australia.. that talks about what they are doing in the veg patch and problems.. and how to tackle it...

Excellent. Good stuff 😊😊😊

New subscriber from South east Gold Coast. Lovely garden. Lovely video. I’ve had amazing success with growing winged beans and snake beans. Both heat loving and very prolific. They just weren’t out favourite veg. Unfortunately. I still have seeds and would grow the, if we needed to. But given the choice I choose other veg. Good luck with them I hope you love them. Winged beans took a while to get going. But then they were irrepressible 😬 looking forward to your next video 🌻

Sweet Potato 🍠 harvest yay 🙌 Enjoy 🙏

Your garden is beautiful. Just found your channel and subscribed to it. Greetings Heidi 👩‍🌾💕

😮 good

😮 very nice

I'm growing anything what I want even if it is not in season.. I just wait it to grow no matter what struggle may come, good or not good harvest.. but still longed for good harvest my friend.. watching from glecious tv.. nice to see plantita like you.. good job

You have a variety of spinach that I have never heard of before. I will definately look them up and see if I can get them here in South Africa. You have a lovely garden indeed! You have put in a lot of hard work. Very inspiring indeed!

Thank you for sharing your garden with us. Beautiful! Your garden hat is lovely if you don't mind me asking, where did you purchase it?😊

Hi I’m from port Macquarie NSW the season here is all over the place so my veg is not performing how it should I haven’t been here In this home long though so the soil needs a bit of love , great video thanks for sharing yours Karen

You have a very nice garden set up!! Good luck with the heat!! We are already hitting the 37 degree mark here in Adelaide!! Cheers!!

Of course!! I’ve just realised the ‘mystery bug plague’ I’ve been scratching my head over that ate through all the leaves on my nasturtiums and new growth on my espaliered apple trees overnight, was the giant big hailstorm we had weeks back in Southern Tas. Of course! I feel silly 😆

There’s lots growing across the road from us on council land (Southern Tasmania, coastal) We don’t eat it because I don’t know if the soil (well if you can call it soil it’s basically sand) levels are safe enough for leafy greens. But I plan to propagate for our soon to be garden for wildlife/edible natives garden in our front yard.

In my experience the fennel thing is vastly overstated over stated

This is something I have experienced myself and believe me,it really worked . Whenever you're out in your Garden, ALWAYS be totally barefoot because our soles love and deserve that freedom. They love to feel various textures of soil between their toes. Apart from n it's very healthy to be barefoot outside. Take for example two plants, one grown inside a pot and tge other grown in Nature. However much you water and use fertilizer, it never looks as healthy as the latter. This is simply because the roots have a limited space to stread and the Nurishment too is the same. The soles of our feet are like the roots of a tree.When you're not barefoot that natural process is obstructed. Our soles are designs to absorb things which are essential to lead a healthy lifestyle. However, use of footwear deprives this process. Apaurt from that there are a large number of Sensors / Nerve endings on the soles of our feet, which connects from head to toe. When we walk on Sand, Gravel and Tiny Stones /Pebbles,our entire body gets stimulated through these sensors. Once again Footwear deprives this natural process. So, go barefoot always for good health and happy feet and soles.

Had problems with lots of rain and squash. Would just rot and drop off. Currently have eggplant,cherry tomato, comphrey , sweet potato, bay leaf,lemon myrtle, babaco, citrus, banana, lemon grass, finger lime, strawberry, fejoa , native plum, apple ..fraser island...and apricot. Moving, avocado...looking a bit sad for some reason and a few different berries. Love your video. Many more please. I live in North brisbane

If the capsicum is from the supermarket it will probably revert to type and won't be the same. Hope it does though. Let us know

My husband won't let me have a water feature or water plants as he hates mozzie. Any advice

the weedy garden does a vid on comfrey its great info... i have it planted around the garden the bees love it.. and the seeds spread well..

Snake beans are such solid producers. It's so effortless for them, great plant. Was that a coconut I saw? Do you use them? Do you know which variety it is? Do the rats get them? I found some beside the road yesterday and grabbed a couple but they were a bit mongy. The rats seemed to eat all the good ones. They're charging like $140 for 2 plants on ebay lol.

the cat palace could you provide some info please on price/ buy / in australia many thanks.

just wondering how you are fighting the dredded fruit fly and white cabbage butterfly damage black beetle damage etc...

Hello friends...so beautiful you garden and your flower very beautiful, i like that, my name is Yuni from Indonesian enjoy with you video ❤❤

Welcome Plantifyers! What are you growing in your garden this November?

Wow. What a wonderful garden 🥰

Loving your channel! I'm in the burbs just south of Brisbane, and like you, it's my first year growing also. I really appreciate finding gardeners who are relatively local. Hey would love the link to a pickle recipe 😊

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Wow. It’s all looking fantastic. Well done. Nothing better than home grown vegetables 😊

Man I would live to be subtropical. Can you grow dragon fruit?

You did an amazing job! The garden is beautiful!!

Love the netted vege plot, I am nearly at the point where I do something similar for ours; muscovy ducks, scrub turkeys, orange-footed scrubfowl are just ripping through everything! How do you reckon the bamboo will last? I have a massive bamboo stand but not sure about longevity is all. I love that you have the perennial spinaches! Subscribed :)

Up Bundaberg way.. cherry tomatoes grow crazy here. I harvest and freeze a ziplock bag full every day and freeze them whole. When i have enough i make spaghetti sauce or tomato sauce. Its a bit paler than the store bought jars but much tastier.

So many interesting things in your garden. I'm down the road, Gold Coast.

I love getting your real world tips. I could listen to you for hours while I care for my plants (with the odd dash back to the computer to see what you are talking about). :)

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.

Looks great 😊😊😊

Hi Jess, I live in the temperate zone NSW. I've grown zucchini for a lot of years but this summer will be my 1st time trying the vertical growing. They aren't big enough yet. Yes please I'd like for you to show how you grow yours vertical. My mother grew Papino once and it spread alot also.

I'm enjoying watching your vlogs which I've only just found. I have a few raised beds as I'm only on tank water also. I'm glad your veggies and fruit didn't get destroyed. Hopefully they will all bounce back. Poor Mango.

Love your video. For the life of me I can't germinate everlasting daisies. Well I did once and then it died from the harsh UV here in Bundaberg. I moved from the gold coast and the UV here is so much stronger ( despite what it says on my computer lol) I really am happy I discovered your videos and I love your outfit!

It’s great to see another keen gardener on the sunny coast, I just started under a year ago & will start vlogs soon too when I get confident 😅 💚 🌽🫑🍓🍐🍋

I love spinach it's the best must be spring where you are does it not bolt?

I grew some! I loved it. I totally forgot this year

Hi from Bris. I'll watch and live vicariously till I'm up that way and have some space myself 🥰

So jealous! I wish dragon fruit would grow here in Seattle! Happy I found your channel ❤