Hi Anthony. I made the same mistake, different plants. It's the first time I grew Jade Beans and they were too close to my Capsicums. There is always next year! BTW, great capsicums. I just harvested my first black russian tomato. Such a large and great flavour tomato. Been looking forward to this for a long time. YUM!
Anthony your chicks are so beautiful and mum looks so proud, it's nice to see them running around learning about nature. Your capsicum plants are looking really nice, that's a good size for yellow's I generally find they are a bit smaller than the red's. Jacqui
Thanks Jacqui, yeah i figured that the yellow caps dont get as big. Really excited about having chicks around again. Just need to make sure they dont ruin the patch! 🙂
Hi Anthony, I think your right with the fruit fly. I had an early attack back in late Sept / Oct but since I've come back from Europe there has been none. Let's hope they're gone for the year. Great video as usual. Cheers mate. 😃😃
Qfly has shown up over here in Perth again mate. For the ninth time now I think. Luckily I'm not in the affected zones. I feel for the people that have to rip up all their plants according to the authorities. Your veggie garden is looking lush as mate, well done👍
Another enjoyable and informative video. I put netting over my tomatoes a week ago in anticipation for Fruit fly none here on the far south coast yet, but I pulled the netting back to do some maintenance the yesterday and found green caterpillars on a couple of plants.
Thanks for the video Anthony - I'm in hospital unexpectedly & you've cheered me right up! Fancy a quick trip down to Melbourne to look after my place for me? 😁😎😁
Thanks for your advice Anthony I’ve taken it all on. Just one question, do you remove the suckers from tomatoes like different gardeners do, I haven’t seen you do it. I don’t know what to do remove them or don’t remove them, very confusing. I’m in Melbourne.
No, you shouldn't - that's an old concept these days. You should have things growing in your soil all the time - the plants through their roots support the microbes in the soil. Apply lots of compost, keep the moisture level reasonable and go, go, go..
I personally don’t. Generally I like to plant as soon as the last crop is finished though I always add more manures and amendments before planting. At most I have rested a section of bed say 2-3 weeks more because I don’t have time to plant or I am waiting for seedlings to be ready. I drive my garden to maximise output so I am constantly planting
Awww!! Cute little chickies!! :-)!!
Great video …..my cherry tomatoes are still going strong , I’ve got some fruit flies and birds 🦅
Hi Anthony. I made the same mistake, different plants. It's the first time I grew Jade Beans and they were too close to my Capsicums. There is always next year! BTW, great capsicums. I just harvested my first black russian tomato. Such a large and great flavour tomato. Been looking forward to this for a long time. YUM!
Great vid Anthony - your garden looks amazing 🎉🎉
thanks alison 👍
Anthony your chicks are so beautiful and mum looks so proud, it's nice to see them running around learning about nature. Your capsicum plants are looking really nice, that's a good size for yellow's I generally find they are a bit smaller than the red's. Jacqui
Thanks Jacqui, yeah i figured that the yellow caps dont get as big. Really excited about having chicks around again. Just need to make sure they dont ruin the patch! 🙂
@@sydneybackyardveggies9612 LOL, I'll keep my fingers crossed the chicks behave but they grow so quickly.
Great vid. capsicums look great. You have given me a few ideas on what to plant. thx.
Hi Anthony, I think your right with the fruit fly. I had an early attack back in late Sept / Oct but since I've come back from Europe there has been none. Let's hope they're gone for the year. Great video as usual. Cheers mate. 😃😃
Love your content, what a beautiful life you have ❤😊
Great video mate 🇳🇿🌱
Thanks mate👍
Qfly has shown up over here in Perth again mate. For the ninth time now I think. Luckily I'm not in the affected zones. I feel for the people that have to rip up all their plants according to the authorities.
Your veggie garden is looking lush as mate, well done👍
I hope they get on top of them before they spread mate. They are a nightmare to control.
Another enjoyable and informative video. I put netting over my tomatoes a week ago in anticipation for Fruit fly none here on the far south coast yet, but I pulled the netting back to do some maintenance the yesterday and found green caterpillars on a couple of plants.
Thanks for the video Anthony - I'm in hospital unexpectedly & you've cheered me right up! Fancy a quick trip down to Melbourne to look after my place for me? 😁😎😁
Hi Glyn hope you have a speedy recovery. The garden should hopefully hold up hope it doesn’t get too hot for you over there
Great work again mate 🇦🇺 👍
thanks simon 👍
Love your vids as always, very informative. Im on the Murray River, 46 degrees today, most plants kicking thru but some struggled
Hey mate
Have you ever thought about digging up your capsicum and over wintering them?
Great video once again. Tell me would these timings be relevant to Victoria ( Melbourne) as well?
Cheers
Oh I hadn't seen any fruit flies in the garden, but oh my, their grubs are in my tomatoes 😭
Thanks for your advice Anthony I’ve taken it all on. Just one question, do you remove the suckers from tomatoes like different gardeners do, I haven’t seen you do it. I don’t know what to do remove them or don’t remove them, very confusing. I’m in Melbourne.
Thanks for watching I have 2 videos where I show you how I pruned the tomatoes in the video I will post a link for you in this comment
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You never REST your beds?
No, you shouldn't - that's an old concept these days. You should have things growing in your soil all the time - the plants through their roots support the microbes in the soil. Apply lots of compost, keep the moisture level reasonable and go, go, go..
I personally don’t. Generally I like to plant as soon as the last crop is finished though I always add more manures and amendments before planting. At most I have rested a section of bed say 2-3 weeks more because I don’t have time to plant or I am waiting for seedlings to be ready. I drive my garden to maximise output so I am constantly planting