Excellent video, Kevin! It was a pleasure meeting you. You are an amazing person with a wealth of knowledge. I absolutely enjoyed collaborating with a fellow gardener. Thanks for the shout out. Happy Gardening!
So how would one in southern California go about acquiring a gem avacado seed? I found nothing on ebay and although I do have an avacado tree I put in the ground a year ago it is not a dwarf variety which would be much more preferred.
Oh one more thing, try not to grow your avocado from a seed. Its a hit or miss. Some people will talk about success stories and the rest who failed won't share their experiences. Grafted trees produce true fruits just like their parent and the rootstock is chosen as a dwarf so that the growth is restricted to bush/small tree size. Fruit production, interestingly, is quite abundant in dwarf trees as well.
Noob gardener coming into her third year of container gardening but California Gardening was the first channel I started following, love the monthly harvest videos, Epic was the second! Worlds colliding lol🤯🤣 He has a new garden now, you guys should do an updated tour!❤
Sometimes going into a garden other than being in awe of the beauty of it I walk through and identify plants too. Lol There is usually a wait what's that moment. So neat to know there is always something more to know . Cheers. Thanks for the guided tour
I have a massive curry tree in my backyard that we basically do nothing for. It's really almost as tall as my (two storey) house! The last time I harvested from it I actually just reached out of my bathroom window upstairs and grabbed a few stalks lol because it was practically in my window lol. The seeds also grow really, really, really easily--they drop into the space below the mother tree and we basically have a curry seedling jungle in that space because that part of the garden isn't easily accessible for us to clear it.
Wow friend this was “epic “! I love watching his channel. I love this kind of interaction, where one gardener visits another. Such a great vid, thumbs up 😊
Such a big difference between Zone 10 in Southern California and Northern California. My average temperature all year is 50 - 55. Fog and overcast. 65 on really hot days. Southern California gets 70 - 80 days, and a lot more sun. I could never grow a pineapple in San Francisco.
A footnote...I will bet the farm and two cows from the farm next door that you know who John Jeavons is.....I have followed his work for years...well a lady I was dating in Ukiah knew his wife and my friend got me one of his books autographed to me...I think he has been in Willits California for years now....I treasure having an autographed book from one of my heroes...take care.
I am looking for gardeners in Inyo County. Do you know where this garden is? CA has a lot of different planting zones. Looking for something in Eastern Sierra zone 7b
Hi, I have some questions , if you would let me ask. I have watch your videos for a while now and the last two years I have some problems I have pictures etc. thanks Joe
It’s a nice garden tour for sure - however I was expecting California native plants. Natives are better for pollinators than any other plant. “A buckwheat in every garden”
Excellent video, Kevin! It was a pleasure meeting you. You are an amazing person with a wealth of knowledge. I absolutely enjoyed collaborating with a fellow gardener. Thanks for the shout out. Happy Gardening!
Thank you so much! I had an amazing time and hopefully we can do another video in the future :)
👍nice one guys. A little food self sustainability is great to see.
So how would one in southern California go about acquiring a gem avacado seed? I found nothing on ebay and although I do have an avacado tree I put in the ground a year ago it is not a dwarf variety which would be much more preferred.
Try finding a dwarf Gwen - I have read that its very similar to the GEM, but no first-hand experience with it. Some nurseries should sell it.
Oh one more thing, try not to grow your avocado from a seed. Its a hit or miss. Some people will talk about success stories and the rest who failed won't share their experiences. Grafted trees produce true fruits just like their parent and the rootstock is chosen as a dwarf so that the growth is restricted to bush/small tree size. Fruit production, interestingly, is quite abundant in dwarf trees as well.
I am glad that you visited his garden .This is his old house .Now he moved to new house.
Noob gardener coming into her third year of container gardening but California Gardening was the first channel I started following, love the monthly harvest videos, Epic was the second! Worlds colliding lol🤯🤣 He has a new garden now, you guys should do an updated tour!❤
Sometimes going into a garden other than being in awe of the beauty of it I walk through and identify plants too. Lol There is usually a wait what's that moment. So neat to know there is always something more to know . Cheers. Thanks for the guided tour
Awesome 👍 I love his channel, been watching for a long time now. I just started watching all your videos now and got excited when I saw this!
His channel, was one of the first gardening channels that I started following...for years. You are great too
Same here! And thanks for the kind words :)
I had know idea his space was this small... wow. And Ive been watching his channel for 4 years now
He does a lot with it!
Feeling inspired to add a moringa tree. Beautiful garden California gardening. Enjoyed the tour!!
Thank you so much Margie!
My favorite garden channel California gardening🥰🥰
Great tour Kevin! Wow does he have a wide variety of fruit, herbs, and veggies in a very small space, very impressive.
Great guy, too. Super friendly. He's vegetarian so most of his produce comes straight from the garden
Oh ya seems like a real gem of a person. That's so cool. I liked seeing his cilantro still going haha! Utilizing those micro climates :)
I have a massive curry tree in my backyard that we basically do nothing for. It's really almost as tall as my (two storey) house! The last time I harvested from it I actually just reached out of my bathroom window upstairs and grabbed a few stalks lol because it was practically in my window lol. The seeds also grow really, really, really easily--they drop into the space below the mother tree and we basically have a curry seedling jungle in that space because that part of the garden isn't easily accessible for us to clear it.
Wow friend this was “epic “! I love watching his channel. I love this kind of interaction, where one gardener visits another. Such a great vid, thumbs up 😊
Thank you soooo much!
I also have learned a lot from the California gardener love his videos
Me too! Grateful I got to check it out!
two of my favorite gardeners getting together, love it
Beautiful. That's my gujju bro. Proud of you. Thank you both.
Waaawo Indian vegitable.very nice fentastic unique plants 💝💖🥀💕😍🥰🌹🙏I appreciate your hard work.nice garden.
OMG please do more collabs!!! I love His channel!
Nice sharing my friend
This was great to see, thx. I love both of your channels so it was great to see you both together
Such a big difference between Zone 10 in Southern California and Northern California. My average temperature all year is 50 - 55. Fog and overcast. 65 on really hot days. Southern California gets 70 - 80 days, and a lot more sun. I could never grow a pineapple in San Francisco.
California gardening is a mystery man with great skills
This video is underrated
Throw back comment, holy hell that basil
So much goodness in a small space. Thanks.
Will check out his channel now 😊
You're welcome - definitely give him a look!
A footnote...I will bet the farm and two cows from the farm next door that you know who John Jeavons is.....I have followed his work for years...well a lady I was dating in Ukiah knew his wife and my friend got me one of his books autographed to me...I think he has been in Willits California for years now....I treasure having an autographed book from one of my heroes...take care.
I sure do! That's a really cool story, he's a legend
Great Video...thank you for the great tour and inspiration...per your suggestion I subscribed to his channel....have a great fourth
You too William! Happy 4th
Nice stir fry there. Will be drying out chillies and put them in used pepper / salt grinders. Simple seasoning.
Yup, great minds think alike!
This is awesome! I just found your channel on the Feedspot Blog readers. New sub.
Awesome
Great garden! I’ve been looking for gardener’s in the bay area. I’d like to learn more about plants that do well in the Bay Area.
Me too. I’ve basically had to curate all the information from people all over the world, because there’s no Bay Area channel.
I am looking for gardeners in Inyo County. Do you know where this garden is? CA has a lot of different planting zones. Looking for something in Eastern Sierra zone 7b
awesome
Thank you!
Wow pineapples are weired unusual Amazing.
Everyone is surprised the first time they see how a pineapple grows ;)
What's the thing hanging from the tangerine tree that looks like a burlap sack with maybe two melon sized spheres in it for?
i love his channel too!
One of my favorites on YT!
What’s the name of the lotion that you use on your hands, instead of garden gloves?
Great video
Thank you!
Taro a sAmoan staple 💪🏾
How close are the trees planted?
Hi, I have some questions , if you would let me ask. I have watch your videos for a while now and the last two years I have some problems I have pictures etc. thanks Joe
Are there bougainvillea seeds as I want to know how do they duplicate in nature
great video! the garden looks incredible!
Thanks! Yeah, he's got a beautiful one :)
Great video, love California gardening channel! ! Thank you
Thank you! I do too...he's great!
Is this Irvine, CA?
Do you want to do a video about giant vegetables? I have a giant radish and I have no idea why...or what to do with it.
What kind of basil is that??
Holy basil!
At thought that was a joke at first, until I looked it up!
Do you have curry leaves seeds I would like to get some please
About taro: if you eat the leaves, make sure you cook them... they are extremely irritating to your mouth and throat otherwise.
Good tip!
that was definitely a surprise. i follow his channel. cool dude!
So great! And a truly experienced gardener
It’s a nice garden tour for sure - however I was expecting California native plants. Natives are better for pollinators than any other plant.
“A buckwheat in every garden”
Where in California
go visit oneyardrevolution next! He is my favorite
I'll need to reach out! He's amazing as well.
Please never consume uncooked taro leaves
Why didnt he come on the video
You're so damn handsome
Appreciate it!
我希望有一天能参观你的菜园。我也有不少中国菜种子和果树种子，你需要的话，我会给你。
我会喜欢种子！ 你能给我发电子邮件kevin@epicgardening.com