Відео

I've never eaten dried runner beans before.... may try it... how would you cook them?

How many apples does this apple tree in a container produce every year?

Hey! I've only just found your channel (Gem in the garden referred you) I have a successful Fig tree that I inherited on my plot. Your cuttings are impressive! Gonna take some time binge watching! Subscribed. Danny 🌱

Looking great in your garden Conor, its so frustrating how snails seem addicted to citrus bark 🙄

Hopefully, you get some of those figs to ripen, Conor 🤞. The snails have gone to town on your lime tree by the looks of it 😱 Yeah, mislabelled plants are the bane of my existence. I really hope the I-258 I sent you is correct, it did come from Vinny originally, so it should be right 🤞. I never got around to repotting mine this year, so they have been held back.

Buy fig cuttings straight from pons man… No fakes from him…. JW figs is a lying rip off 😂

Great selection of fig varieties in your collection now Conor 😁

Hey Conor, I really enjoyed this tour of all of your figs, I have accumulated 5 fig trees this year so it's a new obsession of mine! I have 1 my Aunt gave me which I'm not sure of the variety, I brought 3 as mixed varieties in the garden centre sale but they weren't labelled and I have 1 Brown Turkey 😊 seeing all of your varieties makes me want to add to my collection!

It was great to see them all, Conor. Looks like they've done pretty well for the first year. Hopefully next year you might start to get a few fruits from them 🤞. The Perretta/LDA fig looked very tasty! I want to propagate another LDA so that I can trail it out at my allotment. I plan to do a similar experiment on my allotment although it will be heavily centred around breba-producing figs to see which produce the best tasting fruit and quantity in my location. I might also put an RDB in the ground just to see if it might ever produce main crop outside. It's also great to hear I'm not the only one that uses spreadsheets to keep track of varieties of plants lol 😂. Although to be fair I haven't updated it with the new varieties that I've managed to get to root this year.

A very artistic start to the video Conor, well beyond my abilities. I'm seriously impressed by the size of the asian pears 👍

Loved it subbing happy gardening Richardx

Great video, Conor! I really enjoyed the cinematic intro 👍. Your tomatoes have done really well. Mine are only just starting to flower now lol 😂. Although to be fair I probably planted them a bit too late, ah well I can always try again next year. Your first year fig cuttings are grown really well! I probably should have repotted some of mine by now, but I guess it's probably a bit too late in the season.

Anyone know why my video quality drops after uploading? The resolution seems to drop significantly.

Your onions are ready to harvest when their tops start to bend over

Great to see your success.

Your fig trees are looking nice and healthy, Conor. Hopefully, there is enough time for some of them to develop 🤞. I noticed my in-ground Brown Turkey has started putting out a lot of main crop figs, but there's no chance they will ripen, I think it's a late main crop producer anyway, so likely not possible without a head start or greenhouse.

Hopefully you will get a few main crop figs Conor, we need an exceptional August and September 🤞

With tomatoes you pick out the side shoot to limit the amount of tomatoes a plant is ripening and improve quality. If you limited the number of figs your plants are growing would it speed up the ripening and improve quality in the same way?

Any plans to dry some of your figs if you get a bumper crop?

We've had a serious lack of rain recently so that might have reduced the fluids going into the fig hence the apparent dryness. Nice colour inside

I know a technique that i learn from another youtuber. If you puncture them stem while the fig is on the tree you will be able to see if it still has sap flowing to it without having to pick it.

It looked very tasty, Conor! It's great to be getting a ripe fig already. I hope I get my DK trees fruiting in the coming years. I have a couple of rooted cuttings from this year and also one from I think last year or maybe the year before, which needs repotting.

Yum!

I grew Redhaven peaches for a couple of years in large imitation wine barrels. They might be 40 gal size. They were the best peaches I've ever had and did not get any die back from the winters. As soon as I put them in the ground they got canker and leaf curl and when they got to big to cover all the critters would go after them too. I planted some apricots and already have canker problems. Growing any stone fruit has its challenges here in MA USA. People don't realize how much work it takes to get produce to the market and then here in the states they must be aesthetically pleasing to the eye without blemishes so that people will buy them. So they produce varieties that can take shipping without damage and usually have no flavor. Now I want to put a peach in my greenhouse in a container again. I have figs too and this year seems to be a good year for figs in my location. Looking forward to them ripening. That peach tree is really producing and you thinned them too.

I have some serious peach envy right now. 😂🌱❤️ Last year my harvest was stolen by critters, and this year I was subject to leaf curl. There’s always next year! Lovely harvest. 💕

Those peaches look lovely

Hi.I have one apple plant in plastic container just 2 months old..what manure i can give now.im in Bangalore, India

Very impressive Conor, growing in a greenhouse or polytunnel is a gamechanger for peaches and nectarines, my outdoor trees look close to dead 🙄

Great harvest What rootstock are you using

Hi there. Looking great that tree is. Where did you get it from. Thanks thomas 🌞❤️🌱

Great harvest of peaches, Conor! That's a very productive little tree you have there! None of my peach trees held onto any fruit this year although my nectarine tree has 2 nectarines on it. I picked a 3rd smaller one off it to try and help it put energy into the other 2. Hopefully, they will reach maturity 🤞

Great Harvest, I hope you enjoy them. Do you know when you showed them I sure I could taste them !

Are the early varieties peach or the light varieties and I get them confused every single year? And how do you handle fruit moss problem with my peaches

You must be so proud of your allotment I think parsnips are best harvested after a frost, the frost brings out more sweetness. If you're picking yours soon you can peel, chop and freeze them to replicate the frost sweetening, cook them from frozen. Noticed a few tomato plants growing out of my mums compost bin today, I think they be supermarket tomatoes that have seeded, we've potted them and see how they'll turn out. I'm sure you can grow the seeds from supermarket tomatoes and you get a better quality of tomato than you bought.

Everything is looking great Conor, you have a plot to be proud of!

Very impressed by the onions conor 👍, and i thought they liked sunshine to mature lol

Those strawberries were a great size Conor! My biggest ones were like half that size lol 😂. It's been a slow start for the bananas this year, they are all a bit behind where they were last year. I'm hoping it stays warmer over the next couple of months so they can put on some decent growth 🤞

Wow your set grown onions are looking good as are the Figs, 2024 the year of the Slug.

I just found your video and have subscribed! I got a semi dwarf pear tree a month ago with 3 different grafted kinds of pears. I really enjoyed your video, I love trees in pots for my small patio/ garden, you gave me good ideas, thank you!

What a blessing. Is that sea gulls in the back ground, do you live near the sea?

Hello Conor is there away to contact you? I want to buy cuttings in the UK and I'm having a hard time finding a decent source

Do you grow trees from seed

✌️😎

I’ve just bought a gala tree m26 it came in a 5 litre pot.can I use an 18 inch(diameter)pot?also was advised to use John Innes no 3 compost and which feed would you recommend.thanks I live in London area.

Your fig trees are looking good, Conor. Hopefully, the weather will improve again soon. It's feeling more like autumn here at the moment with the cold, wind and rain... lol. I started to see some bumps on my Longue d'Aout the other week so I decided to pinch the growth at the top and moved it into the greenhouse. I'm pretty sure they would have no chance of ripening outside for me here, but maybe there is a better chance in the greenhouse 🤞. I also pinched the growth on a couple of my new varieties I rooted this year too, I guess we'll see what happens.

Its been darned cold to be honest Conor, we'll need some seriously hot weather from late July all the way through August and September to have a chance of getting main crop figs, fingers crossed 🤞. I love the leaves on ice crystal

The canna is a ginger plant?

Poderia mencionar onde conseguiu tantas informações? Tenho dificuldade de achar conteúdo de qualidade, sou do Brasil. Seu canal foi recomendado pelo youtube, mas raramente recomendam algo tão bom quanto seu vídeo.

What type of apple tree is it

What a difference a greenhouse makes Conor, although I'm surprised the citrus aren't doing a bit better