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hi,any update on how your hedge looks now Looking to do the same thing as they are now putting hundreds of homes behind me Want some sort of cover privacy with something that looks nice and is useful

You ever try growing Chilean guava? It’s also called tazberry I believe.

Thank you for this video! Great to see how well (most of) the plants grew in 12 months. We've just planted feijoas for hedging in our backyard so it's great to see how it could look in 12 months' time.

Thanks for sharing. I agree, it should be covered under warranty but sadly so many dodgy dealers out there

I have their 8 ton electric version. Been using for 7 years. Best thing i ever bought.

Hi, nice hedge. Just wondering if the Qld fruit fly is a problem in your area? If so, how will you deal with it? Here in suburban western Sydney feijoa fruit are ruined by fruit fly. After trying to get a crop for two years I bought fruit fly nets. They work very well. I have 12 feijoa trees, four of them in a hedge. I use two nets for the hedge - each covering two trees. The trick with all my feijoa trees is to prune back to about 8ft height. Nets are weighed down on the ground with bricks. What variety of feijoa did you take cuttings from? I have Mammoth and Apollo that I am marcotting (air-layering) at the moment, but I also want to succeed with taking cuttings. Watched your earlier video on your success with feijoa cuttings and hoping I can get a 60-70% take too! Very impressive.

Salut, bravo merci pour cette vidéo 🌸 👍 🌸

I have the same objective! Please give us an update as it progresses, also how you prune them when you get to that point :-)

I might plant a few from seeds & see what happens. I am near Woodford, where are you in SEQLD?

Was thinking of doing something similar, thanks so much for the tips!

Hi, we have a Feijoa hedge. It’s a great easy care hedge with the bonus of the fruit. The only thing I would suggest is that perhaps using a few different varieties to spread out the fruit harvest. I have five varieties and the fruit from February to mid June.

Wow that's amazing that you had great success from cuttings. I've always heard that it's difficult and much easier to air layer Feijoa Guavas. I'm creating a hedge too. I wanted different varieties instead, so far I have 7 named varieties I got from one green world and my seedling I got from a local nursery.

Thank you. I was looking everywhere for this.

Have you ever tried to split large, freshly cut logs ??

Can you do a video on how to prune the Feijoas?

How long did it take you to root them? What kind of rooting hormones and growing medium do you use? Do you use a heating pad underneath? I love this fruit and am pushing it to fruit in a garden zone that isn't perfect for them. What kind of ground preparation do you do before planting? Thanks so much.

Hey that's a clever and cheap method of propagating your cuttings.

Correction: the mandarin tree at the start of this video is actually an "Emperor" mandarin, not Imperial. Also, it wasn't actually possum who's been eating the plants but Wallabies. They learned to jump over a short chicken wire fencing. The possum was innocent of this one... :)

Great video! I've attempted to root feijoa cuttings in the past and have so far been unsuccessful, so it's great to see you have had success rooting them. I really like your idea of growing them as a hedge, that is something I was thinking of doing on a smaller scale in my front garden. I'm currently attempting to root some in a propagator, I'm hoping I get some to root this time. What size cuttings do you normally take and also what percentage would you say end up rooting?

this is my plan too to have it as a hedge

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A strong machine but it looks to be annoying how split wood always falls on the ground. Could a platform be fabricated for split wood to sit on after splitting? Also can this log splitter be turned upright for larger logs? I’m not sure if I’ll ever buy a big log splitter. A splitter can be hired for around $300 for the weekend and a lot of wood can be split over two days, especially if all the rounds are organised before hand so minimal time is spent gathering them up.

How is it going with this splitter?

Just on the other day in Australia

Very helpful video 👍