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Screens for grub slugs getting in also

What a cool idea to have a giveaway group. The leaves on your apricot are looking lush. I have a glengarry, been in the ground for nearly four years and no fruit or even flowers, must be waiting for a really cold winter, seems to be juuuuust a bit too warm at our place for it right now.

G'day mate

Thank you

I can't wait to see these grow together! Your growing season is a little different from ours. Right now I've put what will be my future garden to rest. Trying to cull back the weeds and burrs. I'm hoping by spring. I'll have built a fence and some planting beds. ❤

When it gets to -20 F at my house my pipes are toast.

I bet these are going to be tasty! ❤

Got your own recipe? Please share it!

Wow! I never knew there were so many different types of beetroot!

I dont live too far from greenlife. I keep meaning to head there and give their stuff a try. The products I get at my local hardware do not seem to be great quality. I got the baileys potting mix to up-pot my seedlings and a few of them shriveled up after a couple of days…plus, it seems to be mainly big chunks of bark and sticks. We have cows, goats, horses and alpacas. Every now and again I go into the paddock, get a tractor bucket load of the old hay that they have spread, stepped on, pooped and peed on and I put it into a big pile. Turn it every few months and just let it sit. I use that as mulch.

Do you have any issues with stickers after using such hay.

Heated tables , just like any Grean house extended light and grow into colder months

There is something so alien about the way these look. It's kinda mesmerising 👽

Have you got a persimmon? Hows it producing?

Wow that worked pretty fast! 😮

I think I will stick with iron chelates pellets. Pet safe and breaks down to fertiliser

haha nice one mate! Cheers for the love and glad it worked for you! 🪱🪱

This is my second year growing raspberries...so first year for fruit, and very excited to see the blooms all coming out. They are my daughters favourite fruit, and yes, they are SO very expensive for a small punnet. I have had SO many issues with slugs getting my strawberries. This year I have put them all in hanging baskets...so hopefully we will actually be able to eat some of them.

Nice one mate. Quite common for the soil to drop with the typical potting mixes as the material breaks down. This can cause some issues with root health which isnt ideal. You can top it up, but then your actual plant is getting more deeply burried which can cause some flesh rot -not ideal! What id do would be get in the soil, break it all up around the roots and push in some more inert materials like some pummice or something similar to minimise the general compaction. Once you break up the soil a little around the roots, you'll find especially if your plant isnt too heavy that you can lift it up higher on the trellis.. secure it in the higher position then fill under and around it with the new goodies. Much harder on a well established plant. Hope that helps 👌

What do you think Of Rufus's contribution to the camera work?

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Very nice garden. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.😊

Just discovered you, I love what your doing ❤ from wheatbelt WA

You should try green satsuma, sweet-and-sour, juicy and seedless.

Where did you get the mesh please? Looks really good 😊

Hahaha! I'm in Perth, too, and I just installed my own trellis tunnel (just like yours) for my grapevines! I think that makes us trellis twinsies!😂 I also hung some festoon lights from Aldi's special buys, on it. It looks good-different. 😂 Cheers, from Ra.

Well done curmudgeon camera person with that smooth zoom and pan! :)

I'm a bit intrigued by you t shirt

Thanks Rufus!! Tell Dad I’ve subscribed 💚🪴

This year (in the UK) was the first year I'd ever had to net my broad beans (Witkiem) to protect from birds. It was almost as if they waited for the perfect opportune moment and then wasted a whole row overnight. I'm tempted to point the finger at birdwatchers who've been feeding predator birds of prey thereby increasing the number of pests (pigeons, crows) in the region, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. That said, this year I had hardly any blackfly (?) I generally start off as seedlings and once mature enough plant in a number of grids typically 11 x 4 in soil with well-rotted horse manure mixed in. I also mix in a bit of bone meal, chicken pellets and maybe some MiracleGro into each hole I plant them in. I boil mine in salty water for about 5-10 minutes. But that's exactly how I peel, clean and freeze 'em!

Does Professor Curmudgeon get a bonus sausage as labour cost of growing the veggies?! 😅

I like watching theses types of plant experiments following

congrats on the huge growth of your channel! All the hard work and grind paying off!👌👌

Looks like you spend some time at Toastmasters hey Ian? Nice talk! Haha.

I also used the Ice Bricks last summer once I repaired my worm farms after they all died in a previous years heatwave. 3 years for your compost ? At that size it must be getting to 60-70 degrees celcius, and surely would be cooked and ready for turning after 6 months at the maximum? It's looking like my batch will be ready within 12 months. I used some at 9 months that had worms through it. PS: Where can I get those 6m / 1.5m trellis that you have a stash of? There's a place in henderson I was going to go have a look at . Yours look pretty swish.

These don't look anything like our paw paws here in midwest usa which rippen in late summer/early fall. I didn't realize there were multiple species referred to as paw paws. Looks like what we'd call papaya, but I'm off to research it now!

Great talk

Thank you for sharing never seen or tried a paw paw fruit I've only heard of pawpaw trees 🌴 I know very little about them but they almost look like a mango 😉😊

Wow that's awesome and it looks delicious ☺

How long does it take for the tree to produce fruits?

What do you think? Any suggestions to improve productivity? Could do with some fresh ideas 🤓

I have a bit of a smaller version of your garden - all powered by bunny poo 😂. It will be interesting to see how the gooseberry goes. I tried to grow a jostaberry but it doesn't get cold enough long enough here on the nsw/Vic border.

Wow things are looking very nice after the cleanup! Btw your video needs a content warning for that casual snail murder at the start 😮

Have any idea what this contamination is? How do we cure it? Can we cure it?

Since you asked, I personally really like these videos. Interesting to see what you cook with the produce. 😊

I always enjoy eating from my own garden so much more

Aww. 🐸They like to live in ponds. That is probably why he was in the water in the jar. Great to have them.

it's going to be quite a chore replacing the soil without hurting the plants to much next season. To me it looks like something ok to use for a one season plant

nice :) keep up the good work

I have two main comments: 1) You forgot to order more clippers. Last time you only had 7! 2) So many missed opportunities to reference "That's not a knife..." I believe this means your Australian citizenship will be revoked :D

That’s wild