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Riss Little Veggie Patch
Australia
Приєднався 4 гру 2022
Hi! My name is Larissa (Riss) and I love growing fruit and veggies organically in my small backyard suburban block in subtropical Brisbane, Australia. I want to see how much food I can grow for myself in a tiny space. So if you’re into this kind of thing then you’re my kind of person!
My real job is a travel, landscape and real estate photographer. I travel the world taking photos and videos and teaching people how to do it for themselves. If you are interested in that head over to @larissadening 🙃
My real job is a travel, landscape and real estate photographer. I travel the world taking photos and videos and teaching people how to do it for themselves. If you are interested in that head over to @larissadening 🙃
November Harvest from my Australian Organic Veggie Patch
In this video it's time to clean up the onions that were harvested 4 weeks ago plus harvest the red onions and some other bits and bobs that are ready to be eaten from my Australian Organic Veggie Patch!
Products I use and love:
Maze 245L Premium Compost Tumbler
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Reusable Seed Starting Trays:
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Melon Cradle for growing vertically:
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Raised garden bed:
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If you love to travel check out my other channel:
www.youtube.com/@UCIvOwmJ1lnfKAkYS9j-plJw
Products I use and love:
Maze 245L Premium Compost Tumbler
amzn.to/3MVbH9g
Reusable Seed Starting Trays:
amzn.to/3yVh84n
Melon Cradle for growing vertically:
amzn.to/3Xdnw08
Raised garden bed:
amzn.to/3YTXPDg
If you love to travel check out my other channel:
www.youtube.com/@UCIvOwmJ1lnfKAkYS9j-plJw
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How to Grow HUGE POTATOES... ITS EASY!! 🥔🥔🥔
Nice explaining with cute voice😊😊
Your garden is doing well!
Thanks so much Nick! I’m so impatient and want everything to grow faster lol! I have to learn to be patient and let things grow in their own time! lol! I hope you have a great weekend! 🙂🌽🥦🥬🥕🍅🥒
Great video. Harvesting the last of the tomatoes out of the greenhouse and swedes out of the garden here in the UK. I've found thick necked onions don't keep and need using. Very mild here at the moment 16c days and no frosts. How's it in your part of Australia? All the best 🇬🇧.
Thankyou! Are you sad your growing season is coming to an end? Do you grow much through Winter over there? Thanks for the advice on the thick neck onions! I really don’t I understand why they get so thick. I never had that issue last year. I might have to Google it. I figured those ones would need eating straight away as the neck is too thick to dry out! Your weather sound lovely. It’s been very hot, windy and stormy here this week. A big hail storm last night with a mini ycyclone that travelled up the Brisbsne river in the city. Very unusual! Have a lovely weekend! ☺️🍅🥕🌸🥬🥒🥦🌽
@risslittleveggiepatch We grow garlic through the winter to get a better crop next year. We also have winter cabbages and Brussel sprouts. It is a bit sad that the growing season is coming to an end but we use the long nights to look at the new seed catalogues and plan next years crops. Thanks for the reply. All the best 🇬🇧.
@@jpeel2066 oh yes of course! Garlic!! And winter veg! I love growing through Autumn and Winter here! No pests!! Well a lot a fewer anyway! I will be looking at seed catalogues in Dec/Jan too as it will be way too hot to grow here by then! I’ll get a three month break over Summer then start seeds again in February. It’s exciting planning out the garden for the new year! ☺️
Thank you for lovely video of your vege garden. It’s so relaxing and inspiring to watch. Do you have a worm farm? Worm castings make the best organic fertiliser. Best wishes 🌻
Thank you so much Michele! I had a work farm a few years ago but found them very messy! Haha! I just buy a big bag of worm castings from the nursery which is a lot easier and less messy! 😂🌽🥬🥕🍅🥦🥒🌸
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I’d like to try and grow a coconut tree one day. Once we move to our forever home! ☺️
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Thank you so much! ☺️🌸🍅🥕🌽🥦🥬🥒
Great harvest Riss.😀
Thanks Keith! Have a lovely weekend! ☺️🥬🌽🥕🥒🥦🍅
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nice harvest. the corn plants look great.
Thankyou! Fingers crossed they start producing beautiful cobs soon! ☺️🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
you have a great way of growing corn
Thankyou! ☺️🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
Very good
Thankyou so much! ☺️🥒🥕🍅🥦🥬🥒
Wow, always impressed with your harvest and the tips on how you got there. Also an avid food gardener and lover of ornamental house plants Brisbane North side so your vids are relatable. Thank you. Love your work 😚
Thanks so much Scott! I’m Brisbane north side too so our climates are exactly the same! Thanks for watching! ☺️🌽🥦🥒🌸🥒🍅
Riss ..Very good. New guidance is found in your video. I am impressed with your organic farming.Those onions look amazing!
Thankyou so much! Onions are one of the easiest things to grow! I hope you have a lovely weekend! ☺️🥒🌽🥬🥕🍅🥦
And how did you go with the storm this afternoon? The hail was a bit wild.
We didn’t get any of it! It literally just skimmed us thankfully! I saw the cyclone on the river at kangaroo point on the news! That was crazy!
Hi Riss, How are you my friend across the ocean,,, I love a good storm just no damage from them and I am glad only the little pot got thrown and none of your beds got damaged. It has been beautiful at around 30 C everyday since we last talked and that's the forecast for next week, got 4 more tomatoes on my Beefsteak plant, is crazy. Corn is the same, seems as soon as you see the stalk show up next day is 200 cm and corn everywhere lol. Those are some beautiful onions and "the green stalk sprouting from the center of your onion bulb is the germinated bulb of the onion plant The bulbs are just beginning to grow new plants because they've had the proper light and temperature conditions to do so." had to get a exact quote for you from a expert, is that green thumb of yours Riss, things just want to grow lol. GG It is always great to see you , have a wonderful week. 🥰🌸💮🌽🥕🍇🌹🌹 Beautiful drees btw, looks very good on you.
Hi Jimmy! I’m good thankyou! The beginning of the weekend here! Yay! It is nice getting evening storms and rain, just no damage! Haha! Sounds like perfect weather where you are! It’s been very hot this week here around 32 but feels a lot warmer than it is! That’s great you have some more tomatoes growing! It’s so exciting seeing them develop and grow. I love it as you know! ☺️ Thanks so much for getting some expert advice about the onions. That makes total sense now that I think about it! There is always so much to learn with gardening! I’m glad you like the dress. I hope you have a lovely weekend! ☺️🌽🥒🥕🥦🧅🥬🌸🍅
That storm looked nasty! Im glad your garden survived!
It was pretty nasty Robert! I’m so glad it didn’t do any damage too! ☺️🌸🥕🥬🌽🍅
That was a good harvest of onions! 👏🏼 Now can finally start eating them!
I was pretty happy with the onion haul! I need another garden bed so I can grow even more next year! 😜🧅🧅🧅🧅
This November, I will be harvesting Zucchini, and Squash. I have had to buy lettuce seedlings from the local nursery as mine just appeared then died again. This weather is crazy. I'm near North Straddie and the storms seems to split around us too. Mother nature is kind to us both. :) Good video.
That sound lovely Lynda! I’m not a fan of eating zucchini so I don’t grow it! I highly recommend the summer coz lettuce seeds from active vista for our warm climate! I am super impressed with them so far! ☺️ oh gosh you are lucky to miss the storms there! Yes very thankful Mother Nature is kind to both of us! Have a lovely weekend! 🙂🥬🥕🍅🥦🌸🥒
Fantastic harvest video Larissa. I love that you added the fashion conscious company at the end too!!
Thanks so much! Yeah what a great company! I love businesses that are planet conscious! ☺️🌸💕
Another fantastic harvest Larissa! So many yummy veggies! Great work!
Thanks for watching Jane! ☺️🌸🍅🥬🥕🥦🥒
Great Video! Those onions look amazing! And the cabbage looked delicious!
Thanks so much! I’m pretty happy with the onions and cabbage! ☺️🌽🥬🥒🌸🥕🍅🌽
It must be so satisfying to be able to pick things from the garden and have them for dinner that night! Love the video Larissa!
Yes I love it! I as on thinking the other day it’s so great not having to duck out to the supermarket. It’s all here! ☺️🌽🍅🥕🥒🥒
So glad that storm missed you! Phew! Such a great harvest! Those onions look amazing! Great video Larissa!
Thanks Clare! Yes, Im glad the storm didn't damage anything! Its was a close call. The wind was cyclonic. Thanks for watching! :)
Wow! How quickly has that corn grown!!! Can't wait to see it get some cobs! And those peaches look so close! Awesome video Larissa!
Yeah the corn has exploded with this heat! Its fantastic! Im so excited to taste the peaches. I only got 1 last year and it was pretty small!
It’s all looking fantastic 😊😊😊
Thanks so much Leon! Have a great weekend! :)
I love these harvest videos Larissa! So cool to see how the garden is progressing and how much you getting out of it! I probably shouldn't watch it when I'm hungry! lol!!
Thanks Stephen! Im so glad you are enjoying the harvest videos! Yes not good to watch when you are hungry! Haha!
What are you most excited about Harvesting In November in your garden? I would love to know so leave a comment below! :)
Those thumbnails really work lol
Thanks! 🙂🌽🍅🥬🥕🌸
Absolutely awesome!💝👍 Have a beautiful day!❤️☺️
Thankyou so much! You too! ☺️🙈💕
Your carrots need more space ❤ I made the same mistake and all my carrots were tiny, I was so disappointment, but I thinned them out so that they had a good few inches around all edges and left them for longer and all those carrots were huge! They need a lot more space than you think they need.
Thankyou for the advice Emily! I’ll definitely give that a try with my new batch of carrot seedlings! I thought I had thinned the previous ones enough but I mustn’t have! ☺️🥕🥕🥕
@@risslittleveggiepatch Same Emily, different account :p you're welcome!! Your garden is so beautiful you inspired me to do white boxes in my new house. They are so bright and happy I love it.
When you get your garlic shoots, you can pull them out of the centre of the bulb and cook with them. We like them in Asian cooking :)
Thanks Tegan, I have heard that you can cook them and eat them! Do you just cook the stalk? Or the bulb too?
@@risslittleveggiepatch you just slice them up. You can do either fine or thicker and chuck them in the pan when you are cooking. We are garlic fiends here so cook both at the same time, but you can easily use just the shoots or just the bulb. The shoots are really flavourful :)
Hi Larissa, your garden is looking great. Nice harvest of cucumbers. I was also disappointed with my Aster seeds as they also failed to germinate, the same with my phlox flowers which I was counting on for a summer Christmas display. Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to your next video. Cheers
Hi Keith, thanks for stopping by! That’s a shame your flowers didn’t germinate! It’s very strange that my blue Astas germinated really well but the pink ones never have! I struggle with flower seeds in general! And the nurseries don’t seem to grows ones like that! Anyway, I hope you’re having a lovely week! ☺️🌸🌸🌸
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Sounds amazing! ☺️🌸🥕🌽🥦🍅🥬
Greetings from across the Tasman! Have both yellow and red guavas here. You're in for a treat once they ripen up. One of my favourite berries for sure. Your garden is beautiful, love the aesthetic choices you've made with your builds
Hello neighbour! Oh yay, that makes me excited to try the yellow guava! I have the strawberry lemonade one which I tried for the first time last year and it was ok. I’ve heard that the yellow guava is amazing though! Thanks for watching! ☺️🌸🥕🥬🍅🥦🌽
is australia ahead of nz with how big your plants are? mine are still mostly seedlings :') it has been pretty cold here though
I’m actually not sure! The heat definitely makes them grow faster and I’m in a sub tropical area which is pretty warm so o think that’s the difference! ☺️
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Ohhhh ok cool! I’d love to visit there one day! ☺️
You can eat the scapes. They are yummy
I’ve heard that! Do you cook them up?
@@risslittleveggiepatch I slice them up and simmer in butter until soft. Then I add a generous slosh of cream, salt and pepper and parmesan. Then serve over pasta. So yummy. You can do much the same with leek scapes.
Your garden looks amazing . Well done !
Thanks so much Nick! ☺️🌽🍅🥬🥦🥕🌸🥒
Very nice 🌷 👌 👍🏽
Thankyou! ☺️🌽🥬🍅🥦🌸🥕
Have you had your thyroid checked out? Looks like you've got a bit of a goiter there. Might be worth an exam with your doc just to be sure. Thanks again for all the great videos!
Thankyou! I’ve had a thyroid nodule for many many years and it has been tested but not cancerous. It’s probably time to get it checked again! Thanks for reminding me! ☺️
I laughed when you said you have to sow more onions because you’ve already eaten the ones that you harvested before they even cured😂
lol! I’ve probably eaten half already! I was hoping to cut the tops off , clean them up and weigh them all first but couldn’t wait! 🤣
Looking fantastic. Well done 😊😊😊
Thanks Leon! ☺️🌽🍅🥬🥕
We tend to liquid feed our tomatoes here in the UK. Do you ever do it there? We're having a mild autumn at the moment. Temperatures are 15 or 16c this last week. How's the weather with you? Great video. All the best 🇬🇧.
Yes I will do a seaweed feed every two weeks to keep them healthy! A mild autumn sounds nice for you! It’s getting hot over here now - around 30, not too humid yet thank goodness! Lovely to hear from you, have a nice week! ☺️🌽🥬🍅🥕🥒🥦
The garden is looking fantastic nice harvest thank for sharing 👍 ❤.
Thanks so much Risa! I hope you’re having a lovely weekend! ☺️🌽🥕🍅🥬🥦
Hi Riss, guess is Happy Saturday night as I write this, it is always great to see you again, How are you? your beds are really growing well, you have the touch. My Beefsteak tomato plant got over 2 meters tall and has thinned out on the bottom bit but the top half is still beautiful green and I think I picked my last tomato yesterday, they have been so good. Living on the beach and HOA stuff I can't do a big in ground garden so I try to do little things in pots and containers, would like to try garlic and potatoes. Hope you are having a wonderful weekend. 🌽🥕🍎🫑
Hi Jimmy! Happy Saturday night for you now! It’s Sunday morning here now. I’m am well thanks! I was at a party last night for my nieces farewell as she is moving to Canada. So that was nice! Your beefsteak tomato sounds amazing, well done for growing it so well! Tomatoes can be hard to grow. It’s great that you are still able to grow food where you live. As you see in my videos I have raised beds but still grow lots of stuff in pots! I hope you’re having a lovely weekend! ☺️🌽🥬🍅🥦🥕🥒🌸
@@risslittleveggiepatch Thank you Riss, it was busy but a great weekend, Canada is a long way from Australia, is she moving for work? I enjoy reading your message thank you my friend,
Very Nice Good works
Thankyou so much! ☺️🌽🍅🥬🥕🥦🌸
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Thankyou! ☺️🌽🥬🍅🥦🥕🌸
How many Seasons you have?
4 like every other country! lol, but they are not distinct. Spring quickly turns into Summer. Winter can be quite warm but we still get some colds days too! ☺️
I learn so much from your videos. ❤
Oh thankyou! That’s lovely to hear! ☺️💕🌽🥬🍅🥕🧅🌸
I have been growing food for over five years and there are so many crops that I did not realise we could grow in Queensland, which I now have confidence to try and grow after watching your videos Can you remind me what month you sow your big onions?
Really impressed with the corn! They look great the moved really fast at your place must be the heat. Keep up the nitrogen on them they need a lot of it but looks great!👍
And well done on planting Craig. Great variety and it produces alot of cucumbers. That yellow spotting looks like thrips but if it’s not hurting the plants let them be
Thanks Anthony! I fertilised the corn yesterday with Powerfeed and I swear they shot up 10cm overnight! lol! Thanks so much for the great info! ☺️🌽🌽🌽
@@sydneybackyardveggies9612thanks for the info about thrips! I’ve never actually heard of that but at least it’s not affecting the fruit! ☺️