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Oh those fruit flies! they are also attacking my Zucchini, I have pocket size mesh bags which I am covering them with and securing with a peg, then in the mornings I open them and try and pollinate the flowers which are open, it's a tough battle with them, they seem to be prolific this year

Cover the seeds with vermiculite,they hold the water better.

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This is something I have experienced myself and believe me,it really worked for me. Whenever you're out in your Garden, ALWAYS be totally barefoot because our soles love and deserve that freedom. They love to feel various textures of soil between their toes. Apart from n it's very healthy to be barefoot outside. Take for example two plants, one grown inside a pot and tge other grown in Nature. However much you water and use fertilizer, it never looks as healthy as the latter. This is simply because the roots have a limited space to stread and the Nurishment too is the same. The soles of our feet are like the roots of a tree.When you're not barefoot that natural process is obstructed. Our soles are designs to absorb things which are essential to lead a healthy lifestyle. However, use of footwear deprives this process. Apaurt from that there are a large number of Sensors / Nerve endings on the soles of our feet, which connects from head to toe. When we walk on Sand, Gravel and Tiny Stones /Pebbles,our entire body gets stimulated through these sensors. Once again Footwear deprives this natural process. So, go barefoot always for good health and happy feet and soles.

Great mix of veggies you planting out there. How does your garden handle the wet season when it comes around?

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Got to harvest my first ears of sweet corn tonight. I presently have 4 successions of corn at various stages and it was beautiful. Also had some blue climbing beans and some carrots. I also recently added another two bee hives to bring me to 4 hives now. As always getting some great tips from your channel. Keep up the good work

Is it Fennel or is it Dill? The leaves are similar looking.

When is the best time of the year to buy seeds from you for the next season (February). I am wanting to buy varieties suited to our Brisbane GC climate

Thank you

Do you ever have problems with rats eating sweet potatoes?

Thank you look forward to your videos 🥰🙌🇦🇺 Karen from NSW PMQ 2444

You’ve inspired me, I think we need to try and grow some corn. 🌽 🌽 and tomatoes 🍅

Always so helpful with what to plant & what you're sowing. Thanks again for sharing your garden progress❤

Excellent 😃🎉 I subscribed to your channel 🙏

When you plant out the bed are you aiming for each dripper or does the water sort of get spread out enough to plant anywhere?

Great video, good tips for my system extension I'm about to tackle. Irrigation companies point to needing a flushing valve and air release valve for these dripper systems, but it looks like you're getting by without those?

Thanks for this video Nicki, makes irrigation seem far less intimidating than it did before 😅

Our ‘dwarf’ mulberry looked like yours before we moved house 😅 dwarf my ass Bunnings 😂

i have been wanting to use this system in my garden but at the moment i am just using a weeper pose. How long do you find that the hose lasts before it ruptures and you need to replace it?

Thanks so much for the video explanation. Funnily enough, I have all the components (just about). Im curious about how to do it for pots. My biggest bug bear is watering pots. 😆.

Australia have attraction to move there.thanks.

i mostly hand water combined with 2-3 homemade terracotta pot ollas per raised bed

Inspirational. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, very helpful tips as we move into summer here in the subtropics! I've got a lot of these plants happening already, thankfully 😅

Beautiful garden, I love gardening because it helps relieve stress and relax. Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos with everyone.

My corn is 100% no germination and beans 50% fail. I think I have shit seeds. Try again.😂

That was good, thank you :)

Hi Ali, I've just in the finishing stages of installing a dripper system into my raised bed as you pointed out last year I had terrible trouble with powdery mildew. One tip I can give you is that if you cut your pipes to length and lay them in the sun for a day or two it helps to get rid of the coils from when they were rolled up and straightens the lengths. Cheers

I love the way you maximise your planting and that is what i do in my garden. Have a good day from South Australia.

I’m actually dismantling all mine as we head into winter 🥶 but yes they are definitely a god send come high summer. Have a fab week, Ali ☔️☔️☔️🇨🇦

I have much the same set up as you down here on the south coast of NSW. I do run timers for my different 19mm hose runs and then 13mm for the beds. The fruit trees and my hot house run off separate lines but, with the fruit trees, each tree might have two or three drippers (on 4mm pipe) spread out around the drip line... My hot house gets misted twice a day for one minute each time and the rest of the gardens are worked out on an individual time depending on what is growing in the bed at a particular time.

Well explained as always. Thank you 😃

Great video. Thank you.

I hope someday to reach your level of organization lolz

Hi Nikki love your videos. I am learning how to grow vegetables in SE Queensland. After living down south in Canberra it is definitely very different. I have a problem with my cucumbers. Heaps of flowers but no setting fruit. Is it like zucchini and have a male and female flower to be used to pollinate and set the fruit?I don’t seem to have many bees so I have started planting cosmos and other flowers to try and encourage more pollinaters. Thank you for any help

Don't you find that the holes clog up?

thank you for the info. Cheers

Thank you for the video

Bush beans have never grown well for me, but it's only been 1 year, I shall persevere! I'm looking forward to trying snake beans and winged beans this year!

perfect timing , thanks

You should grow some cranberry hibiscus. The leaves are burgundy, and have a hint of lemon. They are great in salads.

Thanks Nickie, I live in SE Qld and love love love your channel, I have been. Gardening for many years but have learn't so much from your channel...thankyou

Thank you again :)

Hi what kind of mulch do you use

Great video Nicki. I noticed your seeds are in brown packets. Where did you buy them from?

Great to see a SE QLD gardener. I am in the East side of Brisbane. You have great information and you grow a lot more than I do! As I have had my husband with a knee replacement so I had to let the garden go till now! I do have heritage cherry tomatoes going rank, good turmeric and ginger harvest and replanting ginger now. oak leaf lettuce, cucumbers, beans, Gamma pumpkin. Flat leaf parsley going to seed other herbs doing ok! So not a total loss missing a season.

looking forward to seeing how the sweet potato goes.

Ill health, no gardening happening here. Love, love, love your inspirational garden. My treasured walking onions have all got seed pods and some have little bulbets ..I’m just going to plonk the seed pods back onto the soil and see if I get some babies..I’d hate to lose them. Any suggestions.

your sunflower f1's are growing so fast my cockatiel is going to enjoy them. have you tried feeding the butcher bird there pretty smart