Happy to see your Dad helps you in the garden, it isn't easy job but your dad enjoys in the garden as well, so great to see people love nature and own food!
Thank you Anthony for the videos I am really enjoying them. It's nice to have someone from Australia showing us what they are currently doing it gives me inspiration and I love the way you explain everything your doing.
Hi Anthony, good video. I do things a little different especially with my tomatoes. I don't dig in the amendments but layer them on top of the soil give them a good soak with water and cover with sugar cane mulch. Then I leave the bed a week to settle before planting. At planting time, I also companion plant with basil and marigolds to attract beneficial insects and the smell also deters the bad bugs. I also use yellow sticky traps tied to every third stake as an indicator as the when the fruit fly is about. I also bag the fruit with fruit bags when they are developing. This year I have had tremendous success and I used it for one of my TAFE assignments on Queensland Fruit Fly which I'm going to submit in a couple of weeks. However, I definitely agree planting tomatoes is a great time of the year. Cheers.
Hey mate I would be really keen to see your assignment always looking for ways to control fruit fly. I just try to plant early to get around the problem
@@sydneybackyardveggies9612 I would be happy to send it to you once its finished. I still got about 3-4 more weeks of monitoring to record before I complete it. If you send me your email I'll send you a PDF when I get it back from TAFE. Probably about early February. 👍👍
Loved this video info! I do sow seed to ground and not seedlings! Most info and watching has helped learn to do from seedling in future as I get experience and space
I’m impressed you can grow tomatoes direct seedling! At this stage the soil is still a bit cool to have the seeds germinate so raising tomato seedlings is ideal. Thanks for watching!
These seedlings from germination were 3 weeks old. It took about 7 days to germinate. I started them in mid July and were planted out in mid August. If you are trying to grow them now they will grow faster with the warmer weather
Happy to see your Dad helps you in the garden, it isn't easy job but your dad enjoys in the garden as well, so great to see people love nature and own food!
Thank you glad you enjoy it
Thank you Anthony for the videos I am really enjoying them. It's nice to have someone from Australia showing us what they are currently doing it gives me inspiration and I love the way you explain everything your doing.
Thanks mate glad you enjoy the videos and appreciate the support 👍
Your dad is so cute! 💙
Hahaha yeah he is good he is the boss around here gotta do it his way 😂
Also your dad is a champion. I hope I'm that fit when I get to his age.
Thanks mate yeah dad’s always around and is a keen grower also. Learn a lot from him
Hi Anthony, good video. I do things a little different especially with my tomatoes. I don't dig in the amendments but layer them on top of the soil give them a good soak with water and cover with sugar cane mulch. Then I leave the bed a week to settle before planting. At planting time, I also companion plant with basil and marigolds to attract beneficial insects and the smell also deters the bad bugs. I also use yellow sticky traps tied to every third stake as an indicator as the when the fruit fly is about. I also bag the fruit with fruit bags when they are developing. This year I have had tremendous success and I used it for one of my TAFE assignments on Queensland Fruit Fly which I'm going to submit in a couple of weeks. However, I definitely agree planting tomatoes is a great time of the year. Cheers.
Hey mate I would be really keen to see your assignment always looking for ways to control fruit fly. I just try to plant early to get around the problem
@@sydneybackyardveggies9612 I would be happy to send it to you once its finished. I still got about 3-4 more weeks of monitoring to record before I complete it. If you send me your email I'll send you a PDF when I get it back from TAFE. Probably about early February. 👍👍
Hey mate reach out to me on Instagram @sydney_backyard_veggies and send me a message 👍
Loved this video info! I do sow seed to ground and not seedlings! Most info and watching has helped learn to do from seedling in future as I get experience and space
I’m impressed you can grow tomatoes direct seedling! At this stage the soil is still a bit cool to have the seeds germinate so raising tomato seedlings is ideal. Thanks for watching!
Hey my tomatoes are really struggling they are only 5 cm tall and its planted in september
Hey can you do me a favour reach out to me on Instagram @sydneybackyardveggies and send me a photo of your tomatoes. Are they growing in full sun?
Sure I'll go take pic later and send it
Hi Anthony are you able to bring some veges to me I am in guildford .Thank you have a nice day.
How old is your seedlings (days)
These seedlings from germination were 3 weeks old. It took about 7 days to germinate. I started them in mid July and were planted out in mid August. If you are trying to grow them now they will grow faster with the warmer weather
I'm 49 complaining about a dicky knee!! Look at your Dad go!! I should shut up!! LOL!!
Haha yeah the old man is 84 and he is still a machine. Puts me to shame 😀