Here's one. Rootstock shooting below the graft. Rub it off if you see it early enough, even then cut the bark with a knife to remove the flourishing bark/cambrian. Larger shoots cut off flush and trim like a carpenter building a piece of furniture to remove any raised spot that will shoot again. Doesn't matter if bark is missing, it'll grow over. Luv yer work Mark
My goodness you have a fantastic channel! In our opinion, the best on RUclips! Your channel brings us peace and solitude in this crazy world we live in and has helped us to take our gardening to another level! Thank you for sharing!
We had a kumquat tree we hated at first. Then our neighbor from Vietnam showed us something amazing. She cooked the kumquat and soaked them in honey. They are a natural remedy for allergies. And they taste amazing now. Give the kumquat another chance.
That sounds good, what do you cook the kumquats in initially? water & then soak in honey for how long & how to store. Would appreciate the info, we too have a Kumquat & not to appealing, thankyou
There are two main types of Kumquats. Nagami which is oblong in shape the skins are sweet but flesh is sour then the other type is Meiwa which is evenly round and sweet both skin and flesh. Meiwa is more difficult to find in cultivation but sounds like it's worth it.
I really enjoy your videos. One day when my wife and I have a house and some land, I’ll use your content as a road map of sorts to get my own operation going.
Eastern United States here. I am always excited to see you’ve posted a new video. Our growing season is just starting for the year, your videos got me through this winter. Lol.
In Hawaii they put the dirt from around a lychee tree that produces good fruit and spread it around the new tree to inoculate the tree with the bacteria that helps with getting it established
@@FlyingcupNsourcer same here. I live in Brisbane, and get to Jez’s seedlings if I can, but otherwise it’s Daley’s for sure. Jez is at Inala, and has a great collection of fruit trees.
I'm guessing they have an online store you can order from? I live in S.A. so would be good to check them out, see what they have and maybe buy a couple plants from them.
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
I been buying 2 fruit or 2 nut trees every week when we get paid, have a nice food forest going in to the future (in our house yard). Have been planting fruit trees in our bushland paddock (we have 2.5 acres now in Central Qld), mixing fruit & nut trees in with the bush tucker plants that are already everywhere in that paddock.
Ooh cannot wait to see how your Lychee tee grows. Lychees, rambutans, longans, and mangosteens are my favorite fruits to eat. if I had land in a similar environment, I would love to grow those
Longan quite hard to plant tho. Maybe because i doesn't have much knowledge. Only one out of 7 seed. But that one still living till now and it's getting bigger. Well it's only 3 month tho but i kinda like small plant like that.
Oh,hey,you inspird me so much I went to Bunnings to buy a small Birdies to get started,wish I'd seen this vid with liks back when you published;I could've used your promo code,saved a few bucks by buying direct from them.My partner put it together in 30 mins while I was standing on elbow crutches fantaising about what else I could jam into my too small yard.Cheers Mark,love your channel and knowledge.Happy Monday from a rather nippy SW coastal Victoria
How exciting 😀 I love new fruit trees. Thank you for all the content Mark. I honestly can't thank you enough for the wealth of knowledge you've been sharing with all of us. I got my first two Birdies planters thanks to you and cant wait to see all the fun that we get to have with them.
Hay Mark, you can make a cover for your tree by making a "box" shape out of 1.5" PVC Pipe, strong enough to keep critters out, cover with a good netting and stake it to the ground. I also attach the netting to the pipe with zip ties. Works pretty good. Might work for you 😉
I love that you're growing Lychee! It's one of my favorite fruits, even though it takes a lot of work to eat. You'll also get a ton of leaf mulch from it, which we all know is a HUGE PLUS! Thanks for sharing!
Does anybody noticed that he look like russel crowe and Australian tv host as well.. anyway thank you for sharing your ideas regarding on gardening.. godbless..
hey Mark, I'm a fairly new subscriber and just want to say I'm really enjoying your content. I'm a long time gardener that took a bit of a break from gardening to raise a family and run a business but now that the kids are a bit older and with current times being a little tough I've decided to start growing again. Your tips and tricks are inspiring so much so that I've decided to purchase 5 of Birdies raised garden beds based on your recommendations. Can't wait for them to get here and start my new journey of being more self sufficient! Cheers
I just had a box from Daleys about a week ago, so exciting. The trees were bigger than I expected and super healthy. Will definitely buy from them again. Dangerous website though 😅😂 Next on my wishlist is kiwiberry - I love kiwi but not a huge fan of the skin. I've recently discovered kiwiberry and I am HOOKED. Grape sized kiwi with no fuzz? Amazing. Definitely high on my priority list after I get my edible hedge sorted.
Could've written this myself. Absolutely love that site, was really keen to get the into kiwi berries also. So many different fruit trees though, many I've never even heard of.
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
You have given me hope! I don’t use my small backyard for much and most of it is weeds with a little grass here and there anyway, so this year I’m going to try to grow pumpkins and melons all over it. A few people told me I wouldn’t produce anything with it competing with grass, but you’ve given me hope that I might get some!
Some advice, be sure to cut the grass frequently before planting to prevent the grass growing too big and transplant saplings that are at least twice as tall as the cut grass so they don't get shadowed by it, the faster the grass grows the higher you want the sapling to be so the grass doesn't grow to cover it, after all, once you plant the saplings you won't be able to strim the grass without damaging your plants anymore.
My pumpkins grew just fine over my lawn this year, mowed the lawn down real low when planted and they took over the lawn once I harvested all the pumpkin I just mowed over trhe vine and the lawn returned in a few weeks. Have fun happy gardening
Oh it will take over if you let it, it should grow big enough before the grass gets too tall if you have a transplant. Just be careful the vines have tiny spikes, not to painful but better with gloves
@@redrangerrr558 Great advice for fruit trees, but pumpkins and melons don't care about the grass length, as long as they have a nice soil mound to start from. I always let a couple go in my mature compost pile.
I just ordered my first birdies raised garden bed through your link! (I’m in the USA) Can’t wait to use it. I’m thinking about using it for some root crops like my radishes and carrots and beets or lettuce. 😀
I need a heated greenhouse to grow dragon fruit here. But I would love to have a go at them, Maybe another time, Perennial fruit and trees are an asset to any garden. Love those posts great way to preserve the timber and recycle the plastic and prevent it hit landfills. Great video Mark
@@questioneverything9535 Oh I know you're trying to help and I appreciate that, Thank you. Living in the UK id have to think about winter so it would need to be in the home and I just don't have the space atm, However, I maybe having a conservatory installed so that could make it a possibility. Cheers
I am so jealous of your growing environment. It gets down to about -7 C here in the winter and it makes it hard to grow most perennials. The only exceptions I've found so far are berries and jujube. I tried an Owari Satsuma citrus that was supposed to be tolerant of my winter and it did well through several snows and even an ice storm, but died instantly when the temperature dropped into the extremes. I still get a great harvest of annual vegetables and fruits though 👍
Great tip to have a second kaffir lime tree, I love cooking with the leaves and zest of the fruit as well. Just delicious. I follow a formal way of eating due to stomach issues and use the kaffir lime regularly. Thank you again for such an amazing channel👍🤗
Hello from Bulgaria, just wanted to comment and say i thoroughly enjoy watching your channel, wanting to start growing our own food since moving here in 2020. Fouñd your channel and been stalking it ever since😂 can not understand how anyone can not enjoy watching how its done👍👍 keeping doing what you're doing myself and the hubby look forward to the next instalment😊
Thanks so much for all you share. I’m just starting to grow stuff and it’s fun! Though I am totally a novice and don’t know what I’m doing most of the time. I enjoy your videos as they inspire me to try. I live on 2.5 acres in East Central Florida. Currently I have a tiny garden with everything in containers ( we get lots of pests here, so it was easier to start out super small and slow). I do have have big plans, yet slow and easy will have better production of veggies, fruits, herbs and flowers !! Many blessings to you and your family and thanks for being!! ☺️🙌🏻🙏🏼✨🌈🪴♾💐
I don't have a garden, just a patio, but you've still inspired me. I've been a subscriber for a while and I bought some lovely patio fruiting trees after looking longingly at your garden. They're looking lovely now that they've shaken off winter.
@Custos Luminis Not sure what the Lychee rant is about, they won't grow here anyway. I was talking in a more general sense of his content. Good to know though if i ever move into a more tropical climate. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing! Love your videos they are FILLED with great information. Having a V-log style video every once in a while is really nice. It allows me to see what you are doing with the rest of your property and how you think about the garden. G'Day Mate!
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
Thanks Mark! I have a smaller but similar type of block on the NSW Nth Coast and your video has helped with my plans for fruit and veggies. Love your work mate!👍👍
Hi Mark, really loved the information session. As someone who is starting to plant more fruit trees, it is great to see and learn about the different fruit; where to plant etc. thanks again.
Hi Mark, I love Daleys too. Probably 50% of my fruit trees were purchased from them. Kumquats are delicious when steeped in Brandy, then dice and add to cream for a scrumptious desert. 😊
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
I am so jealous! When I was little girl in Hawaii, the Lychee I could pick at my families houses or even out and about. I live in SC now and would love to grow many of my childhood favorites
When my grand dad was growing la chee tree in Hong Kong China , the tree had so many butterfly babies that hanging from the tree like rain from the sky . So be aware that you may have millions of caterpillars 🐛
My son has just bought a home and out the front is a large Pineapple Guava tree and the fruit are delicious! Never have seen them before now, A must have tree I reckon! 👍
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Here's one. Rootstock shooting below the graft. Rub it off if you see it early enough, even then cut the bark with a knife to remove the flourishing bark/cambrian. Larger shoots cut off flush and trim like a carpenter building a piece of furniture to remove any raised spot that will shoot again. Doesn't matter if bark is missing, it'll grow over. Luv yer work Mark
My goodness you have a fantastic channel! In our opinion, the best on RUclips! Your channel brings us peace and solitude in this crazy world we live in and has helped us to take our gardening to another level! Thank you for sharing!
We had a kumquat tree we hated at first. Then our neighbor from Vietnam showed us something amazing. She cooked the kumquat and soaked them in honey. They are a natural remedy for allergies. And they taste amazing now. Give the kumquat another chance.
That sounds good, what do you cook the kumquats in initially? water & then soak in honey for how long & how to store.
Would appreciate the info, we too have a Kumquat & not to appealing, thankyou
They make a delicious jam just google for a recipe. Squeeze one into water for a refreshing drink.
You are lucky to have her for a neighbor . Their food is amazingly delicious
No kamquat gives you second chance to like itself
There are two main types of Kumquats. Nagami which is oblong in shape the skins are sweet but flesh is sour then the other type is Meiwa which is evenly round and sweet both skin and flesh. Meiwa is more difficult to find in cultivation but sounds like it's worth it.
I really enjoy your videos. One day when my wife and I have a house and some land, I’ll use your content as a road map of sorts to get my own operation going.
Hi..... Mark nice to see you, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🏡🎥👍👍👍
I just love your spirit. So funny and happy in nature. Your videos are so informative. Thank you 💘 😊
Brilliant! Thank you, Mark. Love the new video style, very cool.
I love your fruit and veggie gardens. I wish I had some land so that I too could have my very fruit orchard.
Eastern United States here. I am always excited to see you’ve posted a new video. Our growing season is just starting for the year, your videos got me through this winter. Lol.
“That’s not the plant screaming”😂😂
Wow.
What a gift to your ancestors.
You and all the interests and plans you have for the land and garden. Recorded on video.
Love to watch your video everytime.
👍👍😊
What an amazing property!
In Hawaii they put the dirt from around a lychee tree that produces good fruit and spread it around the new tree to inoculate the tree with the bacteria that helps with getting it established
Looks like Daley’s packaging! 😍 Great family business! Pretty sure they were hit with the recent flooding. Glad they’re back at it again.
I almost don't buy from anyone else. They have the best tropical/sub tropical plants in NSW.
@@FlyingcupNsourcer same here. I live in Brisbane, and get to Jez’s seedlings if I can, but otherwise it’s Daley’s for sure. Jez is at Inala, and has a great collection of fruit trees.
I have seen bad reviews from them lately… apparently the quality has changed. Has made me sceptical to buy
I'm guessing they have an online store you can order from? I live in S.A. so would be good to check them out, see what they have and maybe buy a couple plants from them.
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
I been buying 2 fruit or 2 nut trees every week when we get paid, have a nice food forest going in to the future (in our house yard). Have been planting fruit trees in our bushland paddock (we have 2.5 acres now in Central Qld), mixing fruit & nut trees in with the bush tucker plants that are already everywhere in that paddock.
Awesome idea mate! In the future your family will thank you very much for thinking like that!
Oh lucky you. 😀
How do you exterminate the squirrel 🐿️ from your but trees, I never get a single nut from my trees
Inspiring
@@JS-jh4cy Australia- zero squirrels!
Ooh cannot wait to see how your Lychee tee grows. Lychees, rambutans, longans, and mangosteens are my favorite fruits to eat. if I had land in a similar environment, I would love to grow those
You named some delicious fruits there. Yum.
I like eating all of those as well, but it’s difficult to find them where I live. Especially ones that are good quality.
Longan quite hard to plant tho. Maybe because i doesn't have much knowledge. Only one out of 7 seed. But that one still living till now and it's getting bigger. Well it's only 3 month tho but i kinda like small plant like that.
Longan wood makes great cooking fuel. So even if it grows large but doesn’t bear fruit you’ll have fragrant timber
You just listed most south East Asian’s dream fruit orchard. Add (green) mangoes and you’ve got a party!
Loved the tour of your garden and it seemed like a good workout for you too!
Mark you've added the chapters from the last video into this one as well. Thanks for the video, big thumbs up for ya mate.
That's not the plants screaming 😂🤣👍 Your comedy is very under appreciated.
That's a nice looking orchard you have there. Looks like a cool spot to sit on sunny days.
laughed so many times thanks cheering me up sitting hear with covid. learning heaps
I loved this video. The trees the yard I loved it
You've lost heaps of weight, Mark!!! All this hard yakka is paying off. Keep up the great work.
I hope they will grow into a nice size with lots of fruit for you🙂.
Lychee makes lovely shaped trees,and delicious fruit. Enjoy!
So jealous of how you're able to grow so many of my favorites!
I like the way you care about your trees and dragon 🐉 fruit . Thanks for sharing.
Oh,hey,you inspird me so much I went to Bunnings to buy a small Birdies to get started,wish I'd seen this vid with liks back when you published;I could've used your promo code,saved a few bucks by buying direct from them.My partner put it together in 30 mins while I was standing on elbow crutches fantaising about what else I could jam into my too small yard.Cheers Mark,love your channel and knowledge.Happy Monday from a rather nippy SW coastal Victoria
So fun to see more of your growing space! Blessings to you and yours, thank you!
How exciting 😀 I love new fruit trees. Thank you for all the content Mark. I honestly can't thank you enough for the wealth of knowledge you've been sharing with all of us. I got my first two Birdies planters thanks to you and cant wait to see all the fun that we get to have with them.
Hay Mark, you can make a cover for your tree by making a "box" shape out of 1.5" PVC Pipe, strong enough to keep critters out, cover with a good netting and stake it to the ground. I also attach the netting to the pipe with zip ties. Works pretty good. Might work for you 😉
LOL it's not the plants screaming - you got me on that one! Aloha from the Ninth Island - Las Vegas!
I love that you're growing Lychee! It's one of my favorite fruits, even though it takes a lot of work to eat. You'll also get a ton of leaf mulch from it, which we all know is a HUGE PLUS! Thanks for sharing!
Love Your Channel!! ❤️ 😃🌻🌟🌱
Thank you Mark! Great video 😁💚🍋🍐🥭💚
Does anybody noticed that he look like russel crowe and Australian tv host as well.. anyway thank you for sharing your ideas regarding on gardening.. godbless..
Great project Master👍👍 thanks for teach us year by year!!
Box: "Please Keep Upright", Mark by 2:39 2 plants on their sides. Gotta luv it Mark.
hey Mark, I'm a fairly new subscriber and just want to say I'm really enjoying your content. I'm a long time gardener that took a bit of a break from gardening to raise a family and run a business but now that the kids are a bit older and with current times being a little tough I've decided to start growing again. Your tips and tricks are inspiring so much so that I've decided to purchase 5 of Birdies raised garden beds based on your recommendations. Can't wait for them to get here and start my new journey of being more self sufficient! Cheers
Welcome to our channels mark been our teacher...
I bought 4 Birdies raised beds (awaiting delivery) and plan to buy more once the first 4 have established.....just need to find the room
Much love 💕 hope all is well in Aussieland
Wow love it, I'd like to plant more fruit trees. We have apple and peach. Our banana plant died over winter 😢
I love your videos!
Anyone else notice the toad about 5 minutes in?
brown toad in the pot with lime tree😁
Yes! Indeed it was!
I just had a box from Daleys about a week ago, so exciting. The trees were bigger than I expected and super healthy. Will definitely buy from them again. Dangerous website though 😅😂 Next on my wishlist is kiwiberry - I love kiwi but not a huge fan of the skin. I've recently discovered kiwiberry and I am HOOKED. Grape sized kiwi with no fuzz? Amazing. Definitely high on my priority list after I get my edible hedge sorted.
Could've written this myself. Absolutely love that site, was really keen to get the into kiwi berries also. So many different fruit trees though, many I've never even heard of.
not all kiwi are fuzzy, i think anna and issa are smooth green skin (similar to baby kiwi/kiwiberry)
These can be cultivated in cold areas like Chicago.
Same, Daleys have great healthy big plants!
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
You have given me hope!
I don’t use my small backyard for much and most of it is weeds with a little grass here and there anyway, so this year I’m going to try to grow pumpkins and melons all over it. A few people told me I wouldn’t produce anything with it competing with grass, but you’ve given me hope that I might get some!
Some advice, be sure to cut the grass frequently before planting to prevent the grass growing too big and transplant saplings that are at least twice as tall as the cut grass so they don't get shadowed by it, the faster the grass grows the higher you want the sapling to be so the grass doesn't grow to cover it, after all, once you plant the saplings you won't be able to strim the grass without damaging your plants anymore.
My pumpkins grew just fine over my lawn this year, mowed the lawn down real low when planted and they took over the lawn once I harvested all the pumpkin I just mowed over trhe vine and the lawn returned in a few weeks. Have fun happy gardening
Oh it will take over if you let it, it should grow big enough before the grass gets too tall if you have a transplant. Just be careful the vines have tiny spikes, not to painful but better with gloves
@@redrangerrr558 Great advice for fruit trees, but pumpkins and melons don't care about the grass length, as long as they have a nice soil mound to start from. I always let a couple go in my mature compost pile.
Does anyone know if Mark has a video on how he prunes all his plants? Would love a how, when, where and why to prune your plants video!!
Love your videos, such a calming voice to listen to while working/learning. Keep being you! Sending love and good vibes from Texas.
I just watched your pumpkin video. Thanks, Nicole
I just ordered my first birdies raised garden bed through your link! (I’m in the USA) Can’t wait to use it. I’m thinking about using it for some root crops like my radishes and carrots and beets or lettuce. 😀
I need a heated greenhouse to grow dragon fruit here. But I would love to have a go at them, Maybe another time, Perennial fruit and trees are an asset to any garden. Love those posts great way to preserve the timber and recycle the plastic and prevent it hit landfills. Great video Mark
I have banana trees and dragon fruit in pots in my kitchen and cellar with grow lights. I am in MA USA.
@@questioneverything9535 Indoor growing is a possibility but its never as good as having quality sunshine
@@simplifygardening Lots of windows help. Just offered an alternative to not growing them.
@@questioneverything9535 Oh I know you're trying to help and I appreciate that, Thank you. Living in the UK id have to think about winter so it would need to be in the home and I just don't have the space atm, However, I maybe having a conservatory installed so that could make it a possibility. Cheers
@@simplifygardening Nice! Good luck!
Thank you for showing me what a healthy cutting of the Dragon Fruit looks like. “Wide base”. I like that!
Mark mabe make video on growing and harvesting Lychees.
Beautiful Brissy day. Cheers for the tips and the tour Mark
Glad wrap come in as make do greenhouse lots of other stuff
Great video Mark thanks what a good way to start the day
What a wonderful growing space you have! Thank you for sharing your garden with us.
Loved this style! However I love all your videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and plant growing journey😁
Very nice Mark. I hope they all grow fantastically.
Careful, grapes like drainage. So jealous! Enjoy
Thanks for the video!
🤣🤣🤣. Love the explanation that it’s not the plant screaming haha.
I am so jealous of your growing environment. It gets down to about -7 C here in the winter and it makes it hard to grow most perennials. The only exceptions I've found so far are berries and jujube. I tried an Owari Satsuma citrus that was supposed to be tolerant of my winter and it did well through several snows and even an ice storm, but died instantly when the temperature dropped into the extremes. I still get a great harvest of annual vegetables and fruits though 👍
You can’t insulate them somehow like putting a big plastic sheet over them or something?
Or building a green house and growing dwarf fruit varieties?
@@Holodomor4.0 plastic sheet maybe but greenhouses can get really expensive.
Yes!! Lychee is my favourite fruit..I neeeeeed me 1 or2..😀
Thank you for this!
Great tip to have a second kaffir lime tree, I love cooking with the leaves and zest of the fruit as well. Just delicious. I follow a formal way of eating due to stomach issues and use the kaffir lime regularly. Thank you again for such an amazing channel👍🤗
Hello from Bulgaria, just wanted to comment and say i thoroughly enjoy watching your channel, wanting to start growing our own food since moving here in 2020. Fouñd your channel and been stalking it ever since😂 can not understand how anyone can not enjoy watching how its done👍👍 keeping doing what you're doing myself and the hubby look forward to the next instalment😊
another Fantastic update.
For water log area, try grow sugar cane Mark !
Great job I appreciate the video
I want to see you dig up the old trees and plant the new ones, I hope you record it!! Love your videos, mark!
I freaking love you man!
Let's Get Growing
Thanks so much for all you share.
I’m just starting to grow stuff and it’s fun! Though I am totally a novice and don’t know what I’m doing most of the time. I enjoy your videos as they inspire me to try.
I live on 2.5 acres in East Central Florida. Currently I have a tiny garden with everything in containers ( we get lots of pests here, so it was easier to start out super small and slow). I do have have big plans, yet slow and easy will have better production of veggies, fruits, herbs and flowers !! Many blessings to you and your family and thanks for being!! ☺️🙌🏻🙏🏼✨🌈🪴♾💐
You just picked up all those plants by 1 trunk/stem, those are some quality roots. I hope to see more of that Kaffir Lime.
I don't have a garden, just a patio, but you've still inspired me. I've been a subscriber for a while and I bought some lovely patio fruiting trees after looking longingly at your garden. They're looking lovely now that they've shaken off winter.
It’s funny that you say lychee sounds derogatory when the term “kaffir” lime is actually questionably derogatory 😂
My home back then have sugar cane grown in those wetland/area
I'm excited to possibility see you make a proper dragon pole lol can't wait to see the messy one cleaned up and gorgeous
Love the new tree varieties, Mark!😀👏 Also, you're hair looks great!😍😁👍👍💖
Such great content! I've just started growing stuff myself and your expertise went a long way! Keep up the great work and greetings from Germany.
@Custos Luminis Not sure what the Lychee rant is about, they won't grow here anyway. I was talking in a more general sense of his content. Good to know though if i ever move into a more tropical climate. Cheers.
@Custos Luminis might be more helpful to add that info to a comment about them, as i said they wouldn't even grow here.
Brother everything you do is go just like the plants you grow keep up the good work your channel is the best thing I can watch
Really enjoyed getting all the information. Thanks
That hose/sprayer sound reminded me of a squealing balloon! 😁
Man, you have fun, every day!
Thanks for sharing! Love your videos they are FILLED with great information. Having a V-log style video every once in a while is really nice. It allows me to see what you are doing with the rest of your property and how you think about the garden. G'Day Mate!
Lit- chee according to the lady at the store Love you Mark
Daleys Nursery are in my town. Yes, great family business and experts in food growing plants especially Australian natives.
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
Thanks Mark! I have a smaller but similar type of block on the NSW Nth Coast and your video has helped with my plans for fruit and veggies. Love your work mate!👍👍
Hi Mark, really loved the information session. As someone who is starting to plant more fruit trees, it is great to see and learn about the different fruit; where to plant etc. thanks again.
How exciting to learn about the varieties you can grow and eat in your neck of the woods! Thanks Marc!!
I’ve always wondered what ordering trees online would be like. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏽💯
Hi Mark, I love Daleys too. Probably 50% of my fruit trees were purchased from them. Kumquats are delicious when steeped in Brandy, then dice and add to cream for a scrumptious desert. 😊
Unfortunately the 2 trees that mark purchased where not originally from daleys, daleys have purchased them at wholesale from other nurseries (lychee from arbour Grove, lime from B.W.P) then resale them as there own. The stock that are actually produced at daleys are lesser quality, there grafting technique needs improving. The dragon Fruit cuttings were most likely cuttings from there own stock.
I am so jealous! When I was little girl in Hawaii, the Lychee I could pick at my families houses or even out and about. I live in SC now and would love to grow many of my childhood favorites
Great video. Thank you.
I am excited about the trees I ordered. Pear, peach, apple, willow, and mulberry
When my grand dad was growing la chee tree in Hong Kong China , the tree had so many butterfly babies that hanging from the tree like rain from the sky . So be aware that you may have millions of caterpillars 🐛
I've learned so much from you...🤫🤗
"That's not the plant screaming, that's the hose" 🤣🤣🤣
Hey Mark, did you see that cane toad?/native frog sitting in the new pot in your video .. You see it when you are watering the new pots in. Random!🐸
My son has just bought a home and out the front is a large Pineapple Guava tree and the fruit are delicious! Never have seen them before now, A must have tree I reckon! 👍
Love the virtual tour style video, keep it up