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Even in Bunbury all my chilli plants just pumped along all winter. They clearly didn’t get the memo that it was winter.

Hey Holly! I have a Loquat tree in the corner of my lower garden and I have to confess, I have never eaten them. There is just so many other things to eat! I just love my sustainable garden and am thankful for it everyday. Now that I am retired, I can give the food forest the attention that it deserves. Noticed new growth on my Blackberry bush that I had previously thought was going to die. Don't you just love Spring?Cheers!

Very good! Two tips: If, once they flower, you push gently the plant in the middle of the little bush and add more dirt; the yield is bigger. Second tip; many people do not know you can pick peanut plants leaves and add to salad. It is nutritious and tasty.

-4.5°c damaged a bit of my flowers in March (Autumn in Christchurch) still going to get a harvest though. This is the only fruit tree I know that flowers and fruits in Autumn/winter. Minus 4 centigrade is said to damage flowers.

Loquat are delicious. But they take forever to fruit, well at least in AZ it takes forever.

Nice harvest Holly! Im down near Bunbury way and we have had a brilliant first seasons harvest since moving into our new place. Ive left a couple of Cauliflowers and peas to seed away for next year! Our soil, like yours, is pretty rubbish and our main goal is bringing life back into it. Any tips on finding some QLD arrowroot in the local area?

Chillis and indeterminate tomatoes so many people don’t realise are perennials. I love protecting a tomato to grow through winter… or have them just go through it on their own. It’s the cold weather that slows them down or stops them, not the plants natural life span

Your garden and videos are really inspiring. I want to transfer my garden like yours. Do you have any issues with fruit flies? If you have them, how do you address them?

Wow you're full of knowledge, thanks for sharing. Learnt so much 😊

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I just loved how you casually grab a snack, at the end. So cool. Your videos are so inspiring to me. Thank you so much for taking the time. Much appreciated.

How do you keep creatures away from eating your veggies?

Wow! Amazing harvest! So happy to see more of you . Missed your vids❤

That romanesco is absutely stunning! What a gift from nature! 😍👌💚

I too have had a chilli plant power through this Perth winter. I just harvested the latest crop off it and dehydrated a bunch for dried chilli flakes ❤ I loved watching you harvest today.

My chilli just died this year after 5 seasons, and just cropped the last of the cherry tomatoes! A strange winter indeed.

I love me some self-seeded hybrids!!! Thanks for sharing "the punks" of the garden!

That romanesco is huge! One of the yummiest brassicas IMO 🤤

Why do you paint the trees?

Do you keep your chili plants for several seasons? Never had a lot of luck after winter they seem to get really straggly so I replant (from saved seed)

So relaxing & motivating just2 watch & listen❤

I love your mulcher..what type is it please?

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Yes!!!Im admiring the colour of your soil!😍

Yumm.I need2 try & grow black spanish radish!

What an amazing harvest! Great job!! Inspired now😊

Omg..so happy to see a video..I havent been notified & could not remember name of your channel.yayy❤❤

Love the fruit trees at the front! I really want to grow cherries too! 😍🙌🍒

You're so inspiring, Holly!

Chard is called Sliverbeet in Australia. Excellent video, great tips. 👍

I got rid of my garden. At 65 no longer interested in flower gardens. Designing my medicine edible garden. All medicine herbs. Back and front. All raised beds (bad back). Delighted with myself and the low maintenance. I now grow my own salads and spices. I have become 'Medicine woman' suits me

Ive got 52 fruit trees/bushes among the ornamentals in my 1.5 acre garden but get alm NO fruit due to BLUDDY PARROTS!! Cockatoos are visible and noisy, but the greatest culprits are Rosellas. They weren't a problem when we moved here 12 years ago. Just became a menace about 5 years ago. Now most fruit trees arebutterly pointless😊

I know different States have different garden shops but do you do it online to buy your fruit trees because I need dwarf trees that can go in pots?

Beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 thanks for sharing

Will do.

Have you considered planting your fruit trees in ground but inside a rootpouch grow bag? (They’re used like this for big producers of trees so they can remove for sale or transplant much easier)

Such a nice, cozy video!

Nice one. 😊

Hey Holly! If that was a steak, I would say you eat it bloody to feed your blood. Blood oranges are way healthier! Cheers!

Blood oranges are soo good! I wish i had a tree growing with them

Amazing what you did with your soil. Ours is pure sand as well and I'm working hard on it to make it better.

Hi, please tell me how old the pineapple guava is that you are pruning to half? I’ve had a small one in the ground for a couple of years and it’s not produced any flowers yet. I’m near the coast in the U.K. and it gets a lot of wind. I’ve read mixed reports about their wind hardiness. Thanks 👍

I love all your videos! 😊been watching them for a few years now. Using your garden as inspo for mine.

You should prune back hard to move these. They can be cut down almost to ground level and still regrow. Feijoas can have same treatment

bad idea to plant fruit trees against a fence, for many reasons. in fact most privacy screen ideas are misguided altogether. if you have the space, plant out trees throughout backyard, which will soften views of neighbouring buildings from many angles. a viable growing of some fruit trees/vines when a fence is not casting shade is espalier. i grew a privacy screen against a back fence and have taken it out, as it just made for a darker area of garden that also required regular pruning. gardening is an iterative process that takes a long time to learn from.

Congrats to your healthy soil! Mine is just sand (Hamilton Hill) but got myself a mulcher as well and doing chop & drop 😊 What suburb are you in? The bird singing in the background don’t sound like Perth!!

SO inspirational, Holly. How are the kiwi vines going? Interested to know as I'm also in Perth and i hear they might be high chill plants?

Has been waiting for a update on your garden

Great removal techniques lol

Hey Holly good to see you. Looks awesome!