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I think our weather is similar right? Haha. Are you referring to some of the more tropical plant choices?

Hi there! This footage is from Autumn. I've been playing catch up, and spring 2024 will be out a bit later. thanks.

Please subtle in English or Spanish...

Yep... Well, we have a mediterranean climate so... we can basically grow what the Italians can!

It certainly did the trick on the garden!

Thanks for the suggestion!

You're welcome!

Yes they are! And Delicious!

They look amazing in flower!

Beacon Equipment - Canning Vale. Wasn't cheap. Just like the 8x 6x1.1 trellis I bought today ^_^

@@DigIntoGardening going to make a vid of the trellis instal? Like to see that!

@@Thecultivatingcurmudgeon Yeah... It'll be in there!

Haha yerp! Dry as! :D

Ooh yeah, also this is not the current season video as I'm a bit behind on my videos :P

The Garden bed has never done well, I think because it only gets a bit of light with the angle of the fence and roof. It also doesn't catch the rain , because the house roof shelters it. Plants in this bed usually get disease quickly. My plan is to a) use proper compost to increase plant health (got my own batch close to usable), and b) put a large trellis in that bed so that the plants can get more light. Thinking to switch between climbing plants, vining plants, like you've mentioned. Growing on the fence, hmm, I hadn't thought of that to be honest. There isn't much soil below it. Hanging baskets off the fence you rekon?

Yeah, it's actually not in my yard, it's the neighbours tree, I totally agree.

Thank you!

Thank You!!!! :D

Will do :) Thanks

Haha. Not even a free hat!

Hey! Yes it's a year late... but I'm committing to getting back up to current now ASAP. Editing all the previous seasons content. Thanks.

It was a pretty rough final harvest, this was Spring 2023 when we got hit hard by Summer weather in Spring, and everything was crispy as. But reflecting on the footage, still had a decent crop of the veg that withstood the brutal heat and my poor watering system (a hose). The beets, carrots and kale were the stand outs I'd say.

Hi waterboi, i agree too much from bunnings! But have to start somewhere. I have upgraded my compost bay to a 3 bay, and have access to green waste from my gardening work, which will help reduce costs going forward. Thanks for commenting.

Hi there! greetings in Jamaica. I have watched a few of your videos. Great job! Plenty more lettuce footage to come! :D Thanks for subbing!

Haha. They are super funny to watch when I put down a load of mulch. They make thousands of holes in it, searching for grubs underneath. I think they all flew in from Woolies to my place!

Hello! Yes indeed. It's a lot of fun! I don't think there's many Perth gardening UA-cam channels. I've only come across a couple. I will check out your Videos. Cheers

Well, this is last Spring. I'm a year late on my Videos, haha. I am working hard to get up to date. Yes indeed... I will add more mulch to the strawberry bed next time perhaps. Cheers

I'm a year behind haha. Trying to get the back log completed. Will release them asap. Cheers

I've sold plants, but not seedlings. Costs more to buy the pot and soil than what I would get to sell a seedling! :P

Yes, thanks. I had an issue with Adobe Premier Pro, and I switched to Davinci Resolve. I procrastinated learning the new software, but finally spent the last 2 weeks on it every spare moment, and I am releasing the backlog of videos. I was away during 2 months of Winter overseas, so the Winter video will be limited. However the Spring, Summer, and Autumn Vids are coming! (Spring Part 1 Out). Interesting timing of your post. Hah. Cheers

I find that they don't have a huge amount of sweetness, but I suppose with enough sugar and pectin, anything is possible! My friend loves eating them off the tree. I'm not sure I love it enough haha.

LOL

Mr slug is always back!

Yeah it was a rough time with record low rains and high heat, thank goodness it's raining again! I hope your vege patch has recovered!

Please code me a solution

Hey thanks for your suggestion. I am still working it out myself. I currently am creating a few tonnes of my own compost at home, hopefully it will help this poor soil situation!

@moniee2599 in Perth, we need to set up raised garden beds. Can't grow nutritious food in sand. I mean you can, if you use synthetic fertiliser. We've put in raised beds, and it's a win-win. Temu has cheap ones. Fill them with sand and then top it with 40cm of veggie mix. Don't use wood chips to fill the beds because they break down fast, and you'll spend years of topping them up. Make your own compost (heaps of videos on yt), and get a worm farm going. Stakes, shade cloth and keep watching yt channels for help.

Don't mind if I do!

More coming

Yeah, haven't had a great deal of success with Brocolli in general . Maybe next season!

It was a stinker, and only Spring!

I haven't bought any leafy green veg or herbs in a while for the most part, certainly would!

Nice. Perhaps you can purchase seeds from Diggers for your Tomatos. I like to support them.

I hadn't thought about it actually. I have been drying herbs lately, that's about the extent of it. I guess I have so much Kale and stuff that I don't think to do it. Adding powder isn't a bad idea though. Will give it a shot. Cheers

Thanks

Thanks! I hope so too!