Full edible GARDEN TOUR & rare fruit tree collection ~ October 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Hello and welcome back for an edible garden tour & look at my rare fruit tree collection in October 2024. I'm going to start a monthly garden tour series for more consistent garden updates! Let me know if you would like that in the comments.
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I love seeing all the new unusual fruit trees!! Your Chanel is becoming more and more interesting as the years go on! Looking forward to future videos 😊
Thank you, hopefully more unusual fruit harvesting to come 🤣😅
Cool 😎 I love the rarer fruiting plants. I’m an obsessed collector too.
Yay! I love it so much 👌 hopefully one day I will be able to plant them all in the ground 🌿🌱
There is a few of us around!
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I love your gardening style for the conditions
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The front garden has come a long way!!
Sometimes, it feels slow, but getting there!
The garden is looking so healthy! Love it! 😍🙌💚
Thank you 😊 🌱
Hi from sunny Nelson. Blimey you are going to have heaps of fruit! All winter I look forward to Jam and preserves videos🤣🤣... great collection.
Nelson is one of my favs 😍 going for variety over quantity, so hopefully, it's a good mix of everything 🤣 but the two big feijoas already produce a lot! And I added two more.
Garden to plate. In Sweden we say Från jord till bord. It rhymes and it means From soil to table. 😊
Yay love it 💚🤗
Wish I could have trees of 🥑 and 🥭 out in the garden. Impossible in cold climate.
This is a very unique climate that's for sure 💚
Hi ya Holly , so many different 🌱 plants are just amazing. Take care and stay safe cheers from Qld.🌱🌴🥦🥬🌹🌼❤
pigeon pea is used alot in Jamaican dishes if your looking for something to do with them
I definitely need to try experiment with them!
Hey Holly. Good to see you! I'm glad you mentioned avo flowers. I must check mine under there frost cloth. Have you heard avos drop there own flowers if too many so guess that means we don't need sad job of plucking flowers off younger trees. I love the blackboy sanguine peach. Especially since I found out it's the healthiest peach. Heritage Food crops nz tested lots of fruit for nutrients. Very interesting website. Free real tomato and bean seeds. Enjoy spring! Everything is looking amazing🌸🌞
Oh really so interesting 🤔 I have a thing for red fruits! I really wish i didn't have to wait another year to see if I get any fruits. Gardening sure does build on your patience doesn't it 🌿
Looks great, you did an amazing job ❤
Thank you!! 😊
I bought some pineapple sage in Bunnings about 3 days ago here in South Australia
I've been keeping an eye out at a few places. Surely they will be popping up soon 💚
@@SustainableHollyI know I’ve seen it spoken about in different channels so when I saw it I grabbed it. I also bought a dwarf mulberry and a pepino
I'm loving how much you're fitting in the front yard. Very inspiring. Did you find that avocado variety locally?
Thank you! The linda avocado? Yep, it popped up on marketplace and I was literally in my suburb!
@@SustainableHolly oh so lucky! Good to know they're around Perth though so I'll have to keep an eye out. Thanks!
They use to be heaps apparently but haven't been very common for the last few years l. Not really rare just uncommon haha
@@SustainableHolly That gives me hope then 😂 I've never heard of that variety before but the fruits look awesome so I'll have to hunt one down
Very nice and informative. Thank you 🙏
Thank you 😊
@@SustainableHolly welcome. Thank you
Hey Holly, I've watched so many of your videos but I still don't know how to set up our garden in our newly built house next year. I'm not sure if you have a video about it? Handling builder sand, what soild to top, retic, shade, what to plant under different sun directions. Please help. Maybe it helps if you categorise your video ynder different playlists? Thank you so much for creating this channel❤❤❤ and just an idea for future content, I need a short video to share and encourage people to plant trees in my community group, there are at least 3 houses replacing their yard with fake turf this month, so sad
Thanks so much for the feedback. I am in the process of doing a re- organise so this is very good timing! Some great ideas 💚🌱🌿
Hubby and I are going to do a grafting workshop this week. Where do you find all your scions for grafting please?
Any chance I could grab a few cuttings from that Linda avo at some time when you get around to pruning it? I have started grafting some avocados and would like another B-type in my garden.
Hey how are you? I’m also based in Perth and am working on a food forest. Just wondering where you get your rarer fruit trees from? I mostly look on Facebook pages or marketplace for trees.
I regularly visit most nursery's in perth they have changing stock constantly! Plus, marketplace and connecting with other local fruit tree obsessed growers
Holly how do you stop the fruit flies
I individually bag with small harvests but may even fully net some trees this year. Never leave rotting fruit on the ground and encourage lots of wildlife 🐞🦎🐦🐸
Do you shade cloth the front arbor ready for our really hot summer ?
I use to have temporary shade up and then I planted grapes but they have been slow to climb. So I'm still hoping to get living shade over it.
@SustainableHolly good luck because the heat is coming. Mines brand new over 3 wicking beds so I'll shade cloth & hope next year for natural cover🍇. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Will see how I go if not I still have the left over cloth in the shed 😅🌿
Where do you get your fruit trees from please
Not one place I literally go to every fruit tree seller in Perth haha plus marketplace
Hi holly, who do you get your soil from,and what is it called, veggie mix I get is horrible
I really don't know! I've not found one I love yet to share but I'm trying a new one this time so 🤞 I really wish I could make enough of my own!
Just curious - have you had any heat issues due to raised beds being black?
I mean definitely would be cooler to pick another colour haha. But i still grow fine. I crowd my beds so there's no soil exposed and the hot afternoon sun skips over them. Very much hoping to have living summer shade growing over the arbour this year! 🌿
@@SustainableHolly I'm resorting to painting my black pots this year.
What do you use to firtilize with
I grow plants for mulch to use and keep building layers of compost. I don't use traditional fertilisers. Also have worm farms 🪱