Garden Tour Treat through a Wild Food Forest Container Gardening Tomatoes Collard Pepper Kale Squash
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2023
- Garden Tour through a food forest still Growing tons of vegetables, and all the gardens are still producing Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers, dragon fruit, lemon verbena, Herbs, mint, collard, tree collard, kale, onions, walking onions, ginger, turmeric, lettuce, egg plant, parsley, celery and so much more in Container Gardening.
Tons of Dragon Fruit are rippening on the stems, easy to grow, wonderful sweet to eat.
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Because of y'all, I now have over 100 regular plants and an evolving garden as I get more happy accidents while learning. I'm in SW Florida, zone 10a and I'm extremely grateful for you, Robbie and Gary, too. Sending you and your family love and thanks.
Gary's garden looks beyond awesome! If he saw a picture of it as belonging to someone else, he'd really be impressed with it. We all are the most critical of our own gardens because we still see the work we still want to do in them. Congrats on your 300K+ subscribers!
Thank you. Yes I am critical of my own garden. There are many plants that I usually grow that didn't do well this year. My favorite squash "kabocha" failed but I have 1 Tennessee Sweet Potato Pumpkin fruit (10:30 mark ) that, based on the description, should be good.
Robbie and Gary, if you were to write a book about how to attract birds with the various plants you grow, building fountains, etc. with all the colorful pictures of your projects, birds you have seen in your garden, would be awesome! You could make it a garden book to include all the materials you source with creatitivity in the garden. Both you and Gary could write about how you compost, how Gary pollinates dragon fruit, etc. Everything you do is inspirational, and it would be fabulous to pick up your book to look at your garden and projects while sitting on the couch with a cup of tea! Though, I do enjoy the videos too! Some of the garden sites on fb, with new gardeners beginning their journey are really uptight about gardening and are easily discouraged or disappointed if something doesn't quite grow the way they anticipated. Many of us will tell them that we have been gardening for years and its part of learning. I just think your creativity in the garden will help many to learn to enjoy the process and the journey. I would definitely purchase your book! I'm really interested in all the plants you can grow that birds would benefit from along with what I provide for food. I hope you might consider it. Thanks for all the information you guys share!
Gary’s garden is like walking through paradise; I seen that coyote going through, he sure blended in with the environment!
They really do blend in. His garden is some thing. Thank you so much.❤️😊
Robbie I just love your nature walks, I do wish Gary would do more videos, his garden looks amazing, I'm busting with excitement to find out about all his plant's , and what they all are lol. You're place is beautiful and so relaxing, you're own oasis , just gorgeous !!!
Glad you liked it Pauline! Thank you so much 😊
Thank you Robbie, I absolutely loved loved loved your video, thank you for showing us Gary’s beautiful absolutely beautiful garden. You are so much an inspiration to me, because I found you on RUclips I follow your videos and especially the birds, it’s like they know you and Gary. You guys keep up great job taking care of Mother Earth.❤that view you share is the garden of Eden. God bless your house and your Gardens. I give your gardens and videos A perfect 10
Howdy Robbie! I totally agree that Gary's garden is gorgeous!👍
Lovely time with you as usual!😃
I'm excited to see what you will be sharing with us and for the hot house Gary will be building in the future.😃
Hello to cute, adorable Miss Zoe!💕
Glad you liked it Valorie Thank you so much 😊
Rain is awesome ! Zoey is cute. Yes, we have better things to do than water plants. Nice Gazebo, pretty.
Thank you 🤗
Really enjoy Gary's garden. Real treat. Would love to see him do some harvesting. Thanks again!
Thank you.
I always LOVE your garden tours! Thank you for showing Garys’s too. Thank you Robbie!
You are so welcome, thank you so much❤️
Omg you have a very beautiful garden,I can picture myself in the morning having a cup of coffee 😊,just there hanging out
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
i love that you treat your plants with the same respect as the animals that feed on them great work !
Yes, thanks
Love your tours, Gary's garden looks wonderful. Zoe barking at the rain is precious. And Christmas lights strung just in time for the hummingbirds Christmas.
When I saw the thumbnail I thought that you're in a botanical garden 🌱👍🏼
Thank you 🤗
That really is a awesome view. I like listening to you on just about anything. Your attitude toward life is very up lifting. Today for the first time I saw one of our hummingbirds take a bath under our running fountain. I just sat there the 2 of us and enjoyed the moment.
That's cool! Thank you so much 😊
I enjoyed the walk in Gary's garden tell him its beautiful It takes me bsck to my childhood the chayote, passion fruit,and banana plant were all grown near my home.I enjoyed the walk in both Gary and your garden.
Glad you liked it Ana Thank you so much 😊
Nothing here anymore besides parsley, some mustard greens and sheltered lettuce. Made some banging tomato sauce with my last tomatoes I had ripen indoors though :)
Every garden is beautiful. To me having plant life growing is beautiful. Better than not growing anything at all. I can not look at bare land or space that have no plant life. Makes me sad. Gary your garden is beautiful!
Love little Zoe and her Angel Wings, she is such a sweetheart ♥️ Love your hat too. Enjoy the rain.
It’s been raining quite a bit here after I finished, and there’s times I have to go out and change the feeders, and let me tell you that cheap little party hat works great to keep my head from being soaking wet, thank you so much 😊 Zoe loves following Me around, yes the white patch on her back does drape down and looks like wings ❤️ Thanks so much 💕
Yes I would definitely love to see Gary’s Food Harvest
Thank you 🤗
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy You’re Very Welcome
Love y'alls food forests. I enjoy all your videos. Zoe is precious.
I've be watching your daughter's site also.
Awesome! Thank you!
I would like to see Gary harvesting!
Your garden tours are an inspiration! Gary's garden looks amazing; there is so much food! It is inspring how fast he got his garden to produce so much food. I am definitely not as diligent with my garden. I always have greens but I have a tendency to let plants go to seed. I just love how much life flowers attract and when I see birds sitting around eating the seeds, it delays me removing the plant to replace it. I suppose all that means is that each garden reflects the gardener. Mine feeds me just enough and gives me joy with all its life.
You and Gary's gardens are such a joy as well!
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
I love your garden tours!❤
Thank you so much 😊
We've actually gotten quite a bit of rain today in Long Beach, and beaches were closed because of thunder and lightning (I'm glad I didn't see it).
Robbie can I vacation in Gary’s garden lol. I’m in love with that garden
Love the gazebo. The view is spectacular ❤❤❤❤
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
Did you ever roast and eat the seeds of the fig leaf gourd? Maybe the birds can eat the seeds too. Maybe you could hollow out a gourd and use them as bowls, bird feeders, or bird houses. And yes, we'd love to see Gary do a harvest!
Wow😮 Gary's garden is a food paradise ❤ I love the food tunnel! I'd like to see Gary's harvesting. There is plenty of food there ❗
Your gardens are awesome as always. Nature is is all over your place. There's so many things to wonder through them. Every single corner has it's one environment and I found that this is the most interesting to find out how nature is working ❣️ that's why I love every single garden tour you make 😊 and I love that you are explain us everything. Your garden tours include so many information ❣️ I've grabbed so many ideas from your garden tours ☺️
I will wait to show us how you are going to trim the turmeric. I will do mine too.
I saw your art projects ❣️❣️❣️ I love them ❣️🌟❣️ I think they are great for Christmas presents too❣️
My friend buy me a sewing machine. I had my mom's sewing machine but it's an old singer and I didn't have the pedal. Instead of a pedal he bought me a new singer. It's an old model too but it can do the job. The only thing that bothers me is that I can't sew anything now due to the surgery😅 bad timing 😂
Thank you so much for the super garden tour my sweet friend ❤️❤️❤️ you give me so much joy listening to you and watching all the gardens full of nature and vegetables and fruits and Zoe of course ❣️❣️❣️she is such a sweet little princess 🌟give her a sweet kiss from me ❤️ Please stay safe 🙏 ❣️🌟
As soon as Gary goes to harvest the chayote squash I hope to do a video, as he is hard to record as he is all over the place. Today he worked on some dragonfruit cuttings and seedlings. We are starting to get rain these days, rained 2 days ago, was suppose to rain yesterday, but it did not, then it was supposed to rain today, but it did not. Now they say tomorrow, so we will see. At least I haven’t had to watered my garden now in about four days, so that’s a good thing, because it’s been cool. Oh yes, as soon as the leaves turn brown on the ginger and the turmeric I will get them out of the soil. What a wonderful generous gift your friend got you a nice sewing machine, I love having mine here, so much you can do with it. I have an old sewing machine, bought it at the thrift store about 15 years ago, and it was already 20+ years old, still works good. Keep hoping to try to go live soon, but the days ends up crazy busy…hopefully soon. Again, so sorry what you are going through with the surgery and the healing process, hope it is going good. I know you will be doing the other hand soon too. Rest your hand so it heals great, you will being sewing before you know it. Love to you all there My Friend. Be well and safe. Thank you for the Super Thanks, truly greatly appreciated ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Be well, and again thank you 😊 💕❤️
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy oh the weather here is cool now too. It's been two days now that the temperature went down almost 15 degrees! Now you have to wear winter clothes. Two days before we wear summer clothes. Crazyness 🤪
Beautiful 🌱 would like to see Gary’s harvest. Love your videos ❣️
Thank you Melinda 🤗
The gardens look so magical and beautiful. Id never get anything done. Lol id just sut and watch everything 😂❤❤❤Thank you 🙏
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
Yes to the full harvest !
Most definitely we want a video or live of the harvest ❤❤
Nature rules !, and you are making good use of it and providing a lovely ecosystem for birds, insects, animals and plants to enjoy.
Yes. Thank you 🤗
Yay for having an awesome vacation, fly through and feast area for the wildlife . Wowza, is that very tall tree-like plant a Dinosaur Kale ? Lovely wild garden tour .
Gary garden is so beautiful
Thank you.
Super cute! Hello Zoe
LOVE that Indian Blanket flower!
Such a beautiful flower ❤ I so agree 😊
Gary garden is amazing, it looks beautiful, he should be so proud of his food forest, I wish my garden looks like his anytime of the year.
Thank you Par.
Beautifully done, you guys should write a gardening book❤
Thank you.
Love your garden Gary I watch it every day ,and if I miss a day I always find you two. Love your too Robbie . Thank both of you for all the infor. and Beautiful plant that we see 😊😊😊😊.
Thank you. Our pleasure!
Such a beautiful jungle of food!
It really is! thank you.
Yes about 🫚 ginger !
What a beautiful garden. That does look like a forest! He has a magnificent way of gardening. I love how everything flows.what a wonderful food supply yes i would luke to see how to harvest.
Gary’s garden is absolutely beautiful , my type of garden . ❤
Thank you!
Gary has a beautiful garden. You guys are so creative. When my kids were younger they would have had so much fun there lol. Ty for sharing Robbie
Thank you 🤗
Really love watching this video. I've watched it a couple of times. So much to see it in and to learn from it. Gary's garden is like a Garden of Eden with all sorts of food growing everywhere and ready to harvest. How wonderful! I would love to see what one of those fig leaf or shark fin gourds look like on the inside. Thank you for all you do and for sharing all this valuable information.
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
From Sacramento .. I love your Garden area..
Thank you!
Maybe you can grind the shark fin melon up and add it to something like you do zucchini?
Or just split it in half and use the hollow shells for a fruit salad bowl...
Or to start seeds in 😂
I hope Zoe is safe with that coyote running around. I think Gary's garden is wonderful, and can't wait to see what you do with those gourds. WOW!
Looking forward to seeing the video on your turmeric and ginger harvest. So interesting! I absolutely LOVE that view at the secret garden. So beautiful. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you. Yes we keep Zoe safe. Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
Why don’t you follow one of the recipes online for your fig leaf gourd, and make it on a cooking video so that we can all see if we’d like to try to grow them. It could be fun even if it’s a fail. Make Gary be the taste tester… he’s less fussy.😂
Maybe some of that rain will make it to Missouri? A friend has work being done on her house, and her roof is open, so I hope it gets done quickly so we can get some rain too. Been hauling wood chips like crazy...
I’d love to see Gary harvest the squash and other veggies in the tunnel. Interesting to see how they turnout.
Robbie, the tendrils are great in salad, it’s good when it’s super young, the seeds roasted are great and the drink they make from it in Mexico is ok.
All this is very good to know, thank you so very much ❤️💕😊
I have heard about the seeds, and these are most certainly big enough to roast the seeds, usually they’re big and black inside when they’re this big. I’ll have to try to make a drink out of it that I haven’t done yet. Thank you so much again.
this video put a big smile on my face :) i just love how excited you get! its so inspiring esp after our season is mostly over in zone 7. but! my snapdragons nastirsums and hanging basket is still going strong, to water this late in the year is bananas
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
How many micro climates are in Garys garden? There are so many "rooms" in his garden. Love the garden tours. Hi Zoe. Thank you for all you share. God bless you all.
Thanks Grace, that's a great question. The simple answer is I don't really know. In the beginning there were fewer. Full sun, dappled shade from the old structure and areas against the retaining wall created them. Over time the plants have grown in and changed things. The passionfruit vines and dragon fruit hedge have created new shady cooler areas more suitable for different plants so some things will need to be moved.
I love both of your gardens you and Gary have very green thumbs. The way you guys protect wildlife is really special. Thank you Robbie for giving us so many great ideas. Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to you too! It is nice we have our own gardens, as sometimes we like different ways to garden, and even different types of plants 😊❤️ Thank you
Wow!!! What spectacular gardens. I love the gorgeous view and the cute coyote. I've never seen a plant like the purple one. What is it? I just love it.
I also want to thank you for the garden tour and tell you Zoey is so adorable.❤


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I was just watching Wild Planets Food Forest reforesting project video yesterday and that was the first time I’d heard that term used. Gary’s and your gardens remind me of that because those areas are a good food source as well as a habitat for animals. It’s really inspiring. Thanks for the walkabout.
Thank you. Our pleasure!
Wow! beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
I've read that figleaf gourd can be used like Zucchini, that it has a neutral to sweet flavor. I'm sure the seeds slow down the prep work. Now i want to try growing them.
I love this wild jungle of food! Look like 8:25 - 8:30 ; Jerusalem Sage [Botanical Name: Phlomis Fruticosa]. I'd love to have such a jungle on my property!
Thanks. Yes it's Jerusalem Sage. Gary.
Bet you could make a delish curried soup with those big squash, or a version of a dal.
I love the garden tour!!! ❤❤ That view is amazing!!! Yes, you should make a video of Gary harvesting!!!
I have a couple of questions. By the way THANK YOU VERY MUCH for replying I appreciate it very much!! 😊
We have passion fruit as well but we haven’t any luck with the fruit 😢 This was the first year that it gave fruit (just a couple) but it didn’t make it. It fell off while it was still green. Is there anything that I should do to prevent that? I also have a lemon tree. It’s giving us a lot of lemons 🍋 this year and we are so blessed for that!! but I noticed that some of them burst open while still on the tree. I don’t know why it happened. We’ve had it for about 7 years and never had that problem before.
Have a blessed evening!! ❤
So I hear that if you pick the fig leaf gourd small that they taste like a cucumber
I will have to try again Thanks
I love figs
Oh, so do I ❤
Once I used my tomatillas to make jam, oh wow was it good!!
Hi Robbie, hi Zoey
Hi! ❤
Hello 👋❤️
Hello 😊
I love your garden tours. You are truly the best. Your bubbly personality makes you easily one of my best people yo watch ❤
Hi Robbie your squash is "chilacayote" in spanish culture
Thanks Ana.
I love the arch in Gary’s garden. Its so lovely and practical as well. What is he planning for the future growth there?
How about taking those bigger "gourds" , cutting off the tops then compost the inners then use the shells as planters.....the ultimate natural pots maybe for those peppers 🌶️
His garden is beautiful ... Have yaw thought about making the bird food ? U petty much grow everything they eat anyways
Hi Robbie as usual I enjoy watching your videos. I just realized that I'm not Subbed. Remedied!
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much for subscribing 😊
Full harvest please while u do commentary 🥰
Noted! Thanks 😊
Thanks Robbie, I enjoy your video tours so much. Gary’s garden is amazing. Would love to see how and when he harvests sweet potatoes. I’m new at growing them and wonder if they’ll hold in the ground or if I have to harvest and store them. I steam about 5-6 each week. Thanks✨🌵✨🐾Hi Zoe🐾✨
Thanks Barbara. Mine aren't large enough to harvest yet. They're perennial but slower to produce tubers here because we don't get as much heat, or more correctly "heat units". I imagine they do well in Tucson. In well drained soil mine will keep over winter. Cold they can handle as long as the ground doesn't freeze. In cold and wet conditions they can rot. I would test a few to see how they go.
You have an awesome garden. Thanks for sharing. What are those melons that don’t go bad?
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You said he is wanting to get rid of his fig trees?! Figs are almost impossible to find in the stores here in southern Missouri. You can get Fig Newtons, but no just plain dried figs, or fresh figs. The Chicago hardy fig tree will grow in our area, but I have not gotten any yet. Figs are a favorite of mine, but if you ask for them in the store very few people have even heard of figs.
We have some great tasting productive fig trees in other areas of our yard. Their roots are invasive. This one takes water from the plants around it and doesn't have good fruit. That's why I'm removing it. Thanks, Gary.
At time stamp 33:53, there is a long vertical crack in the retaining wall where it appears to be breaking away from itself. Please be careful above and below it.
Thanks, we are aware of that, the bricks/cement blocks are cracked for years, hopefully one day we can get them repaired, thanks again
That’s a relief. It was a huge shock to see that and even though I figured y’all knew about it, I couldn’t forgive myself if I didn’t mention it.
I love your merch…just ordered a “Don’t forget to eat what you grow” tee. You’ve helped me start my own container garden and build so many useful garden accessories, so I can’t wait to be a walking billboard for your channel. 🤣
Love Gary’s garden. I only wish mine was that large ❤. You are funny, did Zoe stay inside?
Thank you. Yes Zoe stayed inside.
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy 🤩 I always look forward to seeing your dog in the videos. He is the garden co-star
Can you tell us how your dragon fruit grow in container or into the ground and how it stays up,I check other channel and they tie it to a pole,like to know how you guys do it. Thanks and much love ❤
Ok will do. Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
Shark fin melon, u can cook it with soup.
Wish I could get as many as your husband. I only got 3 last year.
Greetings from East Texas by way of San Diego! Beautiful garden spaces! Where are you located in So Cal? Reminds me of Ramona or Fallbrook! Enjoyed your tour!
We're a little further north. Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
How much land do you all actually have? When did you buy it, especially with today’s prices. Beautiful vegetables and plants.
We've been here for decades. Wouldn't be able to afford it now. Glad you liked it! Thank you so much 😊
GARY...How to grow passion fruit from cutting?
What do you use as base for your green drink. Juice, water, or fruit. Does it get strained or pulverized when blended?
How old is the asparagus? That is amazing!
Some plants are about 5 years old. Thank you 🤗
I wonder how big is Gary garden ?
Bele looks a little marijuana-ish, lol. Yes!, we want to see Gary do a harvest! Love his Garden of Eaten!
Yes. That's one plant I want to make sure people know what it is. Thank you 🤗
I like the lizards too. Dont see any in my yard. 😢
Robbie and Gary, thank you for all you are doing to inspire. Question - would love the name of the grass with the seeds that Gary has in his space. I have lots of finch and I know they would love it. Thanks
It is Panic veldt grass from Southern Africa. A weed for some but a welcome grass for us.
Robbie do you have a worm farm?
That plant looks like False Aralia, but nodules aren't along the edge of the leaves.
It is Jerusalem Sage (Phlomis Fruticosa) , thanks, Gary.
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy thank you for coming back and letting me know what it is. Now I can look it up.
Don't know if this is something you'd be interested in, but have you tried cutting that gourd in pieces, coat with oil, and coating with like a Cajun spice mix, then air frying it or something?
Thanks for the tip! That might be worth trying.
That's a lot of chokos. How many vines are they on?
Thank you Ben. There are 2 vines growing on that arbor. Chayote squash have many common names. In Australia and New Zealand they are called Chokos.
Q. Robbie, I have two half shutters of metal to make something with. I have been busy and not quite thought of anything yet. Do you have any ideas of what to make with them? Thanks.
Robbie, what was that large gourd that Gary had so many of?
It is fig leaf gourd ( Cucurbita ficifolia )
Robbie where do you get your wood chips? Does Gary make them himself? I ask about the fig tree because my friend wants to get one of her own
We get our woodchips from a local tree trimming company. Thanks.