August front yard edible garden tour - growing food at home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Join me for a front yard edible garden tour and see what is growing in my raised garden beds. A mix of fruit trees, annuals, perennials, a wildlife pond update and.....a little DIY garden project!
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Rainbow Chard is OFF the scales!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Never short of a meal with that around!
Such a haven away from the noise of life.so many bird songs
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Cute little bird feeder. I was about to guess mushroom log!
Wow!! Your garden beds are absolutely hammering, Incredible!!
Garden is looking so lush and green 💚 and pond is doing well too…love it!! My citrus are shooting with new growth and lots of flowers too…so happy! 🤞🏼Hopefully I get more fruit this season 🍋🍊
LOVE your garden Holly and LOVE the arbour! Looks amazing.
Thank you!!! Always a work in progress 🌿🌼
we also have had a very mild winter here in south australia as well holly, i actually was harvesting tomatoes up to a month ago (the plant has died now though) so that tells you how mild it has been.
Wow amazing! I’m looking forward to some tomatoes now!!
3:15 I can totally relate.. people don't mention this enough imho, the bees drown so easily..
No luck with brassicas here in Rockingham…
Love to see what everyone is growing! 😊
Spring has arrived early!! 🌼🌼🌼🌼
Great video on seeds and very interesting. Thanks and all the very best from the UK 🇬🇧
Great job on the arbour!
Thank you! Just need some vines now! 🌿
Great video! Really enjoyed it! 😍 I love growing rainbow chard in my winter garden as well. I use the stems like celery in so many meals,♥
Thank you! 💚 It’s a great staple 🌿🌿🌿
I had a great season of growing Green peppers/Jalapeños. Tomatoe harvest fair . Cucumbers didn’t make it, the heat brutal this year., However my Gourds/pumpkin plants did wonderful. Fall project- expanding growing area more pumpkins 🎃. You’re garden looks vibrant/healthy. Jon
Yay! I’m hoping for a good pumpkin crop this year 🤞
The garden is looking stunning Holly! Loved this tour as always! 😍👌🥬
Love your garden looks so pretty I can't grow most of what you have, polies , slugs , squirrels, rats, raccoons and the out of the blue opossums came to my garden for free meals.
and I live in the city, so far I relocated 5 squirrels few more to go..lol trying to save my grapes.
Plenty of snails, slaters and sooo many caterpillars about!! but the plants are still pumping out 🌿🌿🌿
I want to start grafting as well. Apparently, grafting onto a root stock, grown from seed, is easier than trying to root softwood cuttings.
It’s fun! Definitely still an experiment but I get so excited when it works haha
Hi, I also live in Perth and was wondering if you could make a video on what seeds I can sow this time of year? Thanks 😊
The pineapple sage looks so nice. I've never grown it but I'm thinking about trying next spring. I don't think it would survive a zone 6 winter so maybe I can overwinter it inside. Have you tried lemon thyme? It has an amazing aroma.
I'm always down for a garden project! Add your ideas here 👇🌸
How hard is it to find those fun perennials like Egyptian walking onion in WA? We may be moving over soon and I'm sad I'll have to leave my permie garden behind
Definitely not mainstream but we have a great gardening community here and markets and gardening festivals that often have them!
Do you have any issues with scales on your citrus trees? The ants have been going crazy this spring here in qld putting scales all over my trees 😭 I had to remove all of my lime's flower so it could focus on outgrowing the scales instead
4:17 mushrooms?
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