you must be on some Gear?? Anton Bovver of the UN stated Global Boiling is Here!! Perhaps you should ring this fella and ask him where this freezing weather has come from??? 😂🤣😆😅
Hi Holly, I’m in the process of building a permanent vegetable garden with a small orchard… your videos have been a source of information for me as I live in Port Kennedy close to the beach… Sand, Sand and more sand 🙄…. I make my own compost.. thank you for the inspiration 👌
We live in Steytlerville South Africa (Karoo region which is very very hot and extremely dry). Our average rainfall is less than 50ml per year. It is a real struggle to keep things alive and growing, so thank you for your tips. It will be 42 degrees here in the next 2-3 days which is super hot for not-yet-peak-summer... I am dreading the full heat since I also moved here from a cooler, wetter area. Thanks again for the share and keep up the amazing gardening. Gardening was God's blessing for humankind from the very beginning.
Spring here in Melbourne has been a shocker. It’s been so so cold, has been limping my seedlings along, sadly all my tomato’s, pumpkin, peppers all died. Compared to last year what a disaster. Had to get rid of the seedlings and go to Bunnings and buy some. So take two planted out veges will have to see how they go ❤😊 I’m hoping it will be a long summer so we can have tomato’s
Very timely, after seeing the Perth weather forecast for this week. This summer is predicted much like last year (which fills me with trepidation garden wise).
Wait wait wait! You've got those beds on wheels? Have you done a video on making them? Sorry, I'm fairly new to your channel, so probably missed it. Man, I envy you over there in the West. I don't think we've had more than the odd day over 25 so far in Melbourne. Thanks for the info Holly.
Those moveable planters look pretty useful. Good idea. It would be good to get a look at the wheel size and how you strengthened the bottom for the soil weight.
Just started watching your fantastic videos and have subscribed. We live in NOR/eastern suburbs. Going to Bunnings now to buy some shade cloth to prepare for the hot weather this week. We have started preparing a new garden bed 3m x 6m SE facing the road, with some dappled shade from a peppermint tree behind it. Hoping to plant Washington navel and a Eureka lemon tree there. What veges would you suggest we plant there as well? Would watermelon and pumpkin be suitable? Thanks for all your useful tips.
The large side is North and the shorter side is east. So protects morning and midday the house blocks a little too so they get direct sun in the late arvo from the west. Roughly 1.6m from the soil.
Coldest spring in Victoria where i live in history hopefully warms up soon garden is 6 weeks behind absolute garbage weather.
The weather has definitely been strange for us. Very cold and now very hot! 😅 sending our warm weather vibes your way Tony!
I’m hearing you Tony I’m in Melbs all my seedling died. Had to start again with purchased seedlings from the garden centre
you must be on some Gear?? Anton Bovver of the UN stated Global Boiling is Here!! Perhaps you should ring this fella and ask him where this freezing weather has come from??? 😂🤣😆😅
Hello! Thank you for your advice. I live in the south, so it's very relevant. Good luck to you. Ukraine, Kherson👌🌻🐦
Hi Holly, I’m in the process of building a permanent vegetable garden with a small orchard… your videos have been a source of information for me as I live in Port Kennedy close to the beach… Sand, Sand and more sand 🙄…. I make my own compost.. thank you for the inspiration 👌
Excellent video for those of us struggling with gardening in Perth Summers. Thank you
It’s definitely been warm 🌶️
We live in Steytlerville South Africa (Karoo region which is very very hot and extremely dry). Our average rainfall is less than 50ml per year. It is a real struggle to keep things alive and growing, so thank you for your tips. It will be 42 degrees here in the next 2-3 days which is super hot for not-yet-peak-summer... I am dreading the full heat since I also moved here from a cooler, wetter area.
Thanks again for the share and keep up the amazing gardening. Gardening was God's blessing for humankind from the very beginning.
Superbe vidéo bravo 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
A bientôt 😊 😊 😊 😊
WOW so beautiful 💖💐🌷🌹
I live in SW Florida, and our weather is tropical and hot in the summer. I do all of these tips you shared to keep my garden alive in the summer.
Spring here in Melbourne has been a shocker. It’s been so so cold, has been limping my seedlings along, sadly all my tomato’s, pumpkin, peppers all died. Compared to last year what a disaster. Had to get rid of the seedlings and go to Bunnings and buy some. So take two planted out veges will have to see how they go ❤😊 I’m hoping it will be a long summer so we can have tomato’s
Very timely, after seeing the Perth weather forecast for this week. This summer is predicted much like last year (which fills me with trepidation garden wise).
I'm from Perth originally. Are you SOR or NOR?
Love this!!! Definetly need to get some shade on my pumpkin patch this weekend :)
Thanks Libby! 🌱
Great tips.
Thank you 🌱☀️
Wait wait wait! You've got those beds on wheels? Have you done a video on making them?
Sorry, I'm fairly new to your channel, so probably missed it.
Man, I envy you over there in the West. I don't think we've had more than the odd day over 25 so far in Melbourne.
Thanks for the info Holly.
A veeery old one and they pop up in my kitchen garden tours. Maybe time for a refresh episode though 🙃
Hi ya we had a small heatwave in Brisbane this week followed by a storm this arvo take care 🥦🪱♻️
Loved these tips Holly! Your garden is so healthy and vibrant! Love! 😍🙌🏻🥬
Thanks Jackie 💚🌱
Thank you!
Nice, I am in Cape Town, South Africa and it seems as if we have the same problems. Love the trolley idea.
Thanks for the tips, Holly! Off to visit my Dad & son who are working in the family shop in Oakford today for shadecloth & jarrah stakes!
Yay 🌱🌱🌱🌱
Hi❤
Those moveable planters look pretty useful. Good idea. It would be good to get a look at the wheel size and how you strengthened the bottom for the soil weight.
Just started watching your fantastic videos and have subscribed. We live in NOR/eastern suburbs. Going to Bunnings now to buy some shade cloth to prepare for the hot weather this week. We have started preparing a new garden bed 3m x 6m SE facing the road, with some dappled shade from a peppermint tree behind it. Hoping to plant Washington navel and a Eureka lemon tree there. What veges would you suggest we plant there as well? Would watermelon and pumpkin be suitable? Thanks for all your useful tips.
Yay welcome! 🌱 yep watermelon and pumpkin some other summer lovers are Tomato, chilli, capsicum, basil 🌿
@@SustainableHolly Thanks, would it be a problem being SE facing?
Oh no, I just put in new seedlings yesterday 😞
Holly how high are your shade structures over the vege gardens. Are the shade cloth sides the north and west sides of the gardens?
The large side is North and the shorter side is east. So protects morning and midday the house blocks a little too so they get direct sun in the late arvo from the west. Roughly 1.6m from the soil.
Are they secured to the garden bed or just free standing and dug into the dirt
Surfing the gardenbed😅