This is one of the best garden presenters I have seen! Have him in more shows please 😊 Even the music is nice and not all folksy, no ridiculous intro. Love that he actually helped instead of just asking questions, making comments
Nice see our native pea on an Australian television show. Pigeon peas are awesome as a soup with pumpkin and coconut milk with Asian coriander and oregano. Mmm
I have a couple of doves who seem to have taken residence in my garden lately. The problem is they love munching on my beans seedlings. I just happened to have those wire baskets lying around so now I know what to do with them. Thanks for the ispiration
@@MrRetiJunior we do. We also remover suckers and transplant them if we have too many at once. This is mostly to have more bananas or plantains. This way the location isn't filled too much, to increase airflow and u increase your harvest with new plants. The dried leaves work great for mulching. We use the leaves to make special meals like ayacas and tamales. Instead of using paper. We mostly only hear of disease if u are using the bananas with huge agriculture.
Incredibly beautiful and inspirational! Lovely to see the host helping Nita with her banana circle. One of my favourite childhood memories: visiting our family friends in their home in French's Forest, Sydney. They had an unbelievably amazing home on a large block with banana trees growing all around their house. Can't grow bananas, avacodos, mangos in Canberra. Was excited to learn from my brother that passionfruit and grape vines grow well in Canberra.
Great garden, I see some of my favourite hardy plants. A couple of the scientific plant names given at start of video are not right (or renamed recently); the arrowroot shown is a canna species, the maranta species is a different plant used for arrowroot. I think the choko is also mislabelled.
What a beautiful food forest! I hope I have one in a few months too! Question: what’s the problem in bush turkeys nesting into the banana circle like this? Is it the mass they make? Or any other particular reason?
This is one of the best garden presenters I have seen! Have him in more shows please 😊 Even the music is nice and not all folksy, no ridiculous intro. Love that he actually helped instead of just asking questions, making comments
Agree!
Agree! He's great
Nice see our native pea on an Australian television show. Pigeon peas are awesome as a soup with pumpkin and coconut milk with Asian coriander and oregano. Mmm
I have a couple of doves who seem to have taken residence in my garden lately. The problem is they love munching on my beans seedlings. I just happened to have those wire baskets lying around so now I know what to do with them. Thanks for the ispiration
Nice garden, Nita! Love your thrifty repurposing too. I'm feeling inspired
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What a friendly, upbeat personality she has and Costa, as always, so very natural and without fuss.
Sorry but we never thin out the bananas. A waste of fruit. Sorry. I have grown bananas since birth, Caribbean girl here.
Do you get rid of suckers once they've fruited though?
@@MrRetiJunior we do. We also remover suckers and transplant them if we have too many at once. This is mostly to have more bananas or plantains. This way the location isn't filled too much, to increase airflow and u increase your harvest with new plants. The dried leaves work great for mulching. We use the leaves to make special meals like ayacas and tamales. Instead of using paper. We mostly only hear of disease if u are using the bananas with huge agriculture.
Survival of the Fittest ❤️ it 👏👏👏👏👏no pressure at all! 😂😂😂
Love the way she is gardening! Trying to do vertually the same at ours! Thanks guys!! Hey from the Sunny Coast Qld.
Fuzznutt
How is your garden going for you ?
I really envy anywhere that has a mild winter climate. My mama's guarden has to withstand -18℃ dry/freezing cold to 40℃ humid/burnin hot whether😂
Which country
I didn’t even knew minus temperature existed 😅
Incredibly beautiful and inspirational! Lovely to see the host helping Nita with her banana circle. One of my favourite childhood memories: visiting our family friends in their home in French's Forest, Sydney. They had an unbelievably amazing home on a large block with banana trees growing all around their house. Can't grow bananas, avacodos, mangos in Canberra. Was excited to learn from my brother that passionfruit and grape vines grow well in Canberra.
Thanks for sharing your story Emily - Glad you enjoyed our video!
So cool to see the structure and root system of a banana tree - living so far from anything like that!
I just love watching these videos.Its nearly midnight and got the ego to go in my garden right now.😊
I am a little bit confused...she uses the the run off from the balcony to water the plants...but its raining everything is getting wet anyway?
I have spent months studying aquaponics and found a fantastic resource at Keiths Ponics Site (check it out on google)
So encouraging and uplifting!!
Great garden, I see some of my favourite hardy plants. A couple of the scientific plant names given at start of video are not right (or renamed recently); the arrowroot shown is a canna species, the maranta species is a different plant used for arrowroot. I think the choko is also mislabelled.
Apparently the choko species given is a synonym of sechium edule, the name I am familiar with, so that one is ok.
Fantastic garden!!!
Belinda Domingo isn’t it just full of beautiful surprises?! 👏
Wow turkey on wiz
Lovely and how special your positive energy has brought a beautiful native Brush Turkey to want to nest on your property ❤️🌳
Nice garden with nice beard:D
東京40まいる 🌳🍌🧔🏻Emojis need to raise their beard game!
Cracking Costa! “You bloody beautiful... right where I wanted it!”
Great video garden Australia 😁👍🙌
Kristopher Vogt thank you 😍
Great inspiration - thank you!!
Excellent episode 👍✌️
Love her passion & enthusiasm. 😎🌏
I love that the bush turkey helps pile up the compost LOL.
Vry fun episode
I didn't think bush turkeys lived in the suburbs of Sydney and only up in the tropics. Glad he's helping out in the garden!
was there any native bees in the hive she had up on the cliff there .
You walked past it at 3:20
Nice, awesome, fantastic, wonderful, amazing, cool... :)
fabulous
What a beautiful food forest! I hope I have one in a few months too! Question: what’s the problem in bush turkeys nesting into the banana circle like this? Is it the mass they make? Or any other particular reason?
Costa just makes life better, met him once at southern cross station and he was super nice as you'd expect :)
There is 2 note lo's on utube money of them are her...does she have a utube ?:)
Wow😍 how I wish I could have a garden like her garden 😍👍
I love how she uses everything that’s available
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Wow she really loves throwing the kitchen sink at it
OMG I LOVE YOUR GARDEN!!!!! MY DREAM!!!!! WELL DONE
How long did it have ....6 weeks 🤔
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I WANT A PAIR OF THOSE OVERALLS!!!
stand up a mirror on the mount.
Beautiful😁👍
wish I'd been more like her
You still can😄👍🏾
Maria Nkitu
Unfortunately not
loved the background musics.. and how lovely the garden is... and she smiles perfectly ;)