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@@sarahpeez327 😂

@@Janae.Haddad That sounds wonderful! I bet the daffodils are beautiful when they all bloom. And that’s a great idea, I should plant some flowers for my daughter this year too!

@ they are. I’ve been expanding the area for a couple years and I finally looked when a BOGO sale was going on at Holland Bulbs. I bet your hill would be spectacular with those early blooms!

@ I’m a sucker for plant sales! I have to stay away from the nurseries when we’re watching our budget 😂

@@johnjacob2236 Hello 👋 I’m gardening in California. We have a warm climate.

@herhomeandharvest very glad to meet you. How are you

@ Good, thanks!

@@yanglu8838 It was! I hope you get a chance to grow your own.

@@Mrdesidownunder Thank you! Same to you!

@@carole6779 Thanks! I haven’t posted as much as I’d like because of the baby but I need to do a year recap because I have definitely used it a ton! Pretty much everyone is getting freeze dried candy and ice cream for Christmas. I think you’ll love yours!

@@karthikKarthik-if9pl Is that 16-29 degrees Celsius? If so, I think you could still grow apples. I know people in the San Diego area with similar temperatures who are growing Anna apples.

@herhomeandharvest thx sis

@herhomeandharvest 16-29 degrees summer 23°to 34°

Try some varieties adapted to tropical climates with lowest chill hours requirement. Good luck.

@@cutthecord1 thx🙏

@@ketojenbreeland8783 I hope you love it and have good plans for it 😉.

@@CVenza I have not grown either but I’ve heard a lot of good things about the donut peach from other gardeners in my area. They also taste good too!

@@Mrdesidownunder Thanks! Hopefully the humidity will work in your favor!

What are you growing in zone 9b? I love that zone.

@@Thesecretgardenhomestead Thanks! What are fruits you growing?

@@amourdeparis That’s a cool project! What made you pick mangoes over other fruit?

@@beeandbear I love both of these trees. Either one would be a great addition to your garden! I don’t know as much about humid climates, but both of these are known for performing great in the warmer zones. The netting is to keep the birds from pecking at the fruit. I had a particularly hard time losing fruit to the birds in 2022 and 2023. This year they mostly left the trees alone except for a few fruits so I didn’t need to net them. There are pros and cons to netting but if birds are an issue in your area it will definitely help!

@@herhomeandharvest oh gosh! I didn't even think of the birds. I look forward to planting them and harvesting! Thank you for the tips.

@@Mrdesidownunder Thanks! I hope the weather works in your favor!

@@CJ-qj3pk That sounds wonderful!! Have you don’t Brussel sprouts before? I’m always so intimidated by them but they’re so good!

@@herhomeandharvest I tried once before, scrap ends in compost started growing and I planted! Too late in season as warm weather came and they stated to flower. Try them, what have you got to lose!

@ that’s crazy! I love compost volunteers 😂.

@@RAMAIAHRamaih-de3bq I know of a couple varieties that are red on the inside and red or yellow on the outside but I’m not sure if they’ll grow in warm climates. Here they are called Lucy Glo or Lucy Rose apples. They are really delicious apples!

@@herhomeandharvest 🙏thank you From 🇮🇳India You from wich country..

@@HelenBergen I usually water along with my other patio plants. They aren’t too picky but I wouldn’t let the soil go completely dry and definitely don’t let it stay soggy. Usually the top of the soil dries out between watering but it is still a little damp a few inches down. During the summer I water almost every day and in the cooler months I only need to water once or twice a week.

@@lovely9181 Thanks! I capped all but one of them and buried them. The last one I left out to possibly use for irrigation.

@@CJ-qj3pk That sounds amazing! How do you like your Green Stalk? I’m debating on getting one to relocate my strawberries into.

@@jeff6899 I find it especially handy when baking! I love this tree so much! I hope your Eva’s pride is fruitful for you.

@@herhomeandharvest with more bldg & an increased heat island effect here in the Interior metro Phoenix area, we increasingly need lower chill stonefruit varieties & sadly are experiencing more failures. When I first started this garden over 24 yrs ago, it was easier. The Eva's replaces a Mid-Pride (which I also like, of course) and I am excited for it. I loved your video !! Thank You.

@@GG-sy2rg I don’t believe so. It’s hard to tell when stores are giving fruits nicknames but I think the flavor grenade might be a different variety than the sugar burst.

@@Seddysaid Thanks! Pineapples like well draining soil so most potting mixes will work great for growing in containers. I usually just water them with the rest of my patio plants. They don’t seem too picky for me although they’re not too happy if you forget about them 😅. As for lighting, they like a lot of sun but I’ve noticed that in the summer here in Southern California they actually prefer to be shaded in the afternoons. I have two placed on the east side of my patio right now and they’re thriving in this dry summer heat we’re having even though they only get sun from about 8am-2pm. I hope that helps!

@herhomeandharvest thanks for this info. I have a pineapple plant that has a little pineapple growing but it keeps toppling over. I have it in a really well draining mix but it still stays wet. I watered it only twice in the past 2 months. I have it inside in indirect lighting so I moved it to a grow light because it was toppling over. It's still doing it so I think I'm going to try moving it outside. Problem is I live in Arizona and it's over a hundred degrees 😬

@@Seddysaid oh yeah, I’ve definitely fried one in the heat before (the one in this video actually 😬) but it’s more the crazy heatwaves that have bothered them (we had one a couple weeks ago over 110°). I think they do fine in the 90s but it’s probably so dry where you’re at that 100+ weather might stress it out. Depending on where you are in Arizona I would also be careful of a freeze. I don’t think they’ll tolerate it well. I’m in zone 10a so I don’t have much experience with freezing temps in the garden.

@@raeavery2161 I believe I used the Kellogg patio plus mix if I remember correctly. It has been my go to for growing in pots the last few years.

@@erkanbarut2801 Thank you!

@@Mrdesidownunder Thanks! I’m so excited for you to enjoy the coming spring!

@@CJ-qj3pk Thank you, and I’m glad you’re keeping it up! You should give pineapple a try! It’s super easy to grow but admittedly requires a lot of patience. I don’t know if I’ll keep growing it in the future but I’m really glad I tried it out.

@@yesidtac7863 Thanks!

@@CarolLayaou Thank you! 😃

@@stefuhfuhmarie Thanks!! 😊

@@unnamed2737 I don’t see why not. I would call harvest right and see if they have anything in particular that they recommend but maybe something like oatmeal would work? The idea is that the test food would absorb any possible manufacturing smell and also show whether or not your machine is working. I can’t imagine you’d be the first person to ask given how many people have gluten allergies or sensitivities.

@@herhomeandharvest if I can just use any throwaway food then that shouldn’t be hard. I just didn’t know if there was something specific to bread for why they recommend it. Thanks!

@@unnamed2737 I think the bread is probably better than other foods at absorbing smells which is why I think something like oatmeal might work. Bread is also typically uniform in size which would help you know if something was wrong with one of your trays whereas if you used something in all sorts of sizes it might be harder to tell what was causing a problem (if you had one).

@@onemoredoll5791 we’ve had an inspection and they didn’t say anything 🤷🏻‍♀️. The nice thing though is that I can move them if I ever need to.

@@chieutranhyamaguchi4374 Probably not unless they’re being imported. They generally grow in the summer similar to the harvest times of a plum.

@@chieutranhyamaguchi4374 Sorry, I’m not set up to sell produce or scions but I bet you can find pluots at farmers markets near you. Most pluots are grown in the Central Valley so I’m sure there are growers near you!

@@peterhofman7188 I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!

@@basmaBH Of course! Here is the link. I hope it helps! I haven’t had any issues since I made the adjustments. ruclips.net/video/irzQnzBWikc/видео.htmlsi=vVhcfnh4hyqJ4B-P

@@bryanmilanovich2585 Thanks for watching!

@@sarahpeez327 Thanks! I was pleasantly surprised myself. 😊

@@yesidtac7863 Thanks!

@@Mrdesidownunder Thanks! I hope you can enjoy the cool days too.

@@CarolLayaou Thanks 😊

@@CJ-qj3pk Thanks! And yes, this one peach tree has already saved me so much money!!

@@Mrdesidownunder Thanks!! They definitely got to some of them! Although it was less than damage than previous years for some reason. Possibly because I wasn’t as vigilant when pruning this year and the overgrown branches made it hard to get to the fruit 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@yesidtac7863 Thanks!

@@ShakinaRiley-v1j Thank you 😊