Step Into My Garden: 17 Fruit Varieties That Are Redefining Home Gardening!
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
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Tropical fruit is what my Thai family grow here Tony. Durian, Mango, Rambutan, Mangosteen, Longon, Jackfruit, Custard apple, Dragon fruit, Pineapple, Banana and many more. I consider myself lucky when it comes to fruit :) Great video, thanks.
Yeah having the temps really does help with tropicals, but I wont let it hold me back ;)
@@simplifygardening At least you can grow an abundance of Strawberries, Raspberries and Blackcurrants (my favorites) which I cant' :)
I'm growing dragon fruit in my house south facing in the UK
and you get fruit?
@@FarmerJay90
Thanks for sharing this, Tony. I have 6 grapevines, 6 blueberry, 8' of blackberry, 16' of raspberries, two espalier apples, and 4 new apple trees this year. I agree we all need to be growing fruit! I didn't realize there were thornless gooseberry so I'll be looking for those. Thanks.
I was stunned at the amount of fruit you had at your place Tony. A whole plot full 😂 great selections too! Cheers Tony. Danny 🌱
Your grape vines are looking great Tony. I've been watching since you planted them, & this inspired me to have a go. I now have 4 varieties at 3 years old & doing great, thanks to following your advice. Keep up the awesome videos.
Wonderful! I love hearing stories like this great job
Hi! Thanks for your generous understandable English! Also your knowledge, of course
Thanks :)
The Haskaps/Honeyberries are coming along well Tony
Yes Nick flying mate
Since you manage to create conditions for grapes and figs, maybe try pomgranates?
Oh now there is an idea
do you have climatic measuerments for your garden and greenhouse?
Spot on Tony, massive savings to be made with fruit and so many varieties you can't get in the shops
I must say Tony i dont know how you work full time as a fire fighter and grow so much fruit and veg plus write books and run this channel. Just amazing.
Thanks. It’s tons of work but I do enjoy it. It’s why sometimes I don’t always get stuff done lol
You might get Physalis peruviana to work in the poly tunnel too. (I’m also jealous of your fruit cage btw)
Thanks for sharing that. The cage is such a great thing to have makes life easier
Im jelly of your fruit cage Tony !!
We just started down this path, white currant and 2 Autumn fruiting raspberries.
Saved this vid to playlist for future reference 🤜🤛
Cheers 🌱👍
Thanks Clive it’s always good and takes time to build a garden up. Your well on your way with yours nate
Stunning variety of fruit. Best wishes for a bumper crop this year.
Thanks Rene
Mr. Tony, do make another video when the fruit is coming ripe. Would love to see how it all turns out. Thank you for your videos.
Will do Anne
I’d be interested too! Diolch mate!
Thanks for another great video Tony, I remember picking gooseberrys in the garden as a kid and stopping in laybys and picking blackberrys on the way to the beach with my grandparents.
Recently rewatched your potatoes and strawberries videos, I have a dozen of the Lakeland 25L ones you recommend and 3 fabric ones, all full of spuds, 2 buckets of first earlies have been going for 3 whole months now (half under plastic on the raised bed, I'm going to give it another week or two as I started a bit too early according to some opinions.
Far too many tomatoes, half will be given away.
basil, lettuce going well, perpetual spinach planted out today, pepper from last year aclamatised.
Peas and beans.
Several raspberries, strawberries and a rhubarb.
Thanks for all your videos and the advice and inspiration. Second year growing
Oh and an apple tree last autumn.
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Interesting to learn about needing more than one variety of blueberries thank you 🙏
Glad there was some nugget in there for you Lizzie
Ive got something you haven't a
IRISH STRAWBERRY TREE produces a hellof a load of edible fruit tastes great aswell
Thanks ive not seen that so will look into it
@@simplifygardening i seen it on my council round 1st and after some asking i found out what it was and bought it , they are surprisingly nice alot of fruit on for the size of the tree, there are some videos on here of it
i'm taking cuttings of a plum and a sloe by air layering-encouraging a branch to root while still on the tree.think they have another month to go.not sure if they will want supplemental water,havent heard of people needing to do that...tried taking sloe cuttings in the past and it never worked.maybe this method
Nice variety of fruit there mate ,
Cheers Lee certainly helps with my family
How easy is it to propagate blackcurrant? I’m very interested in learning propagation. Love your new brassica cage video you posted on your patreon! Love the additional content your posting 🥰
I would highly recommend growing Japanese wine berries. They grow similar to raspberries and are an amazing fruit and so tasty. If I had to pick only one fruit to grow it would be that.
Will see if I can find space
great video Tony, will have to see if there are any loganberry plants at the show tomorrow! would love a fruit cage like yours as looks fab!
my autumn raspberries from 20 plants have spread so much last year and again this year so will have to thin them out this year or end if this year!
oh wow a kiwi how amazing - be interesting to know how fast this grows!
didnt know gooseberries can be grown that easily, are they similar to blackcurrants?
got grapevine envy! no room in my poly tunnel for these so would need another!
got 2 fig plants and hoping this year to get some off of one!
love that you saved that pear tree of your grandfathers!
hope to see you tomorrow!
Hey Lisa. Just grab hold of me if you see me. Gooseberries are easy enough to grow treat them similar pruning different and I have a video on that
I need a fruit cage like yours!
Makes life much easier Erica 😀
Hi Tony, A fantastic range of fruits to grow in UK. The hybrid soft fruits are grossly underrated often outshined by their parents. PAX thornless gooseberries are another favourite of mine. Nice one mate 👍🏻
Thanks mate. And I agree with you wholeheartedly
Great info Tony.
Have you ever tried Feijoa? Acca sellowiana/Feijoa sellowiana. (Americans call it Pineapple guava and its very popular in New Zealand) I've seen it fruiting in the cooler areas of Northern Spain and its a big crop in Georgia.
Its really delicious but a bit tender, might fruit in a tunnel, mine flower here in Ireland but the fruit never develops outside.
Tony, I'm wondering where you buy such a large area of bird netting, or whether there's a system for joining the smaller widths together? My whole garden is about the size of your cage and has 8ft garden walls, so I could cover the entire garden if I can find the netting.
Thanks,
Rick
You can buy the netting on Oakland gardens . Co .uk
Hi Tony. Your trees are impressive. Do you think it is possible to grow avocados in the UK? Im in Salisbury. Thank you x
Another fantastic video Tony,
I love the massive fruit cage and wish I had the room for a decent sized one like that.
Is there certain companion plants you could plant in there to deter pests like Mint e.g.
You could grow a ground cover but it’s where I plant my squash and just leave it roam the ground
@@simplifygardening I've got a real big Ant problem at the moment and have considered Silkie bantams or quail for the taller crops but the Gooseberry and Strawberries are no no.
Keep up the great content 👍.
Mmmm, gorgeous selection of fruit 😋 What size is your fruit cage, Tony?
It’s 70ft by 22ft
Do peaches and nectarines get peach leaf curl when grown outside? My mum always told me this would be the case if I grew them outside. I would love to grow them but am reluctant to do so as \i don't spray and don't want to waste money on trees that will get diseased. Thank you so much. Have just subscribed. ThAnk you 😃
Yeah they can do I always had them in my tunnel but they got too big and blocked out the light. So will see how they do and if not will deal with it then
@@simplifygardening thank you
nice tony!your are an inspiration!
Thanks very much 😀
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Where do you buy your fruit plants from?
the kiwi would not grow well in colder climates but there is a vine with mini kiwis. here in Denmark they are called gooseberry kiwis. I think the latin name is argo something and the variety is called "issai" they are about the size of strawberries with thin skin that doesnt need peeling. they are tasty and easy. there are plenty of more fruits avaiable but always taste them first. I had planted gooseberries before I found out that I dont like the taste.
I've planted this type of kiwi this year in the UK
It’s pretty cold here but it would do better with more heat for sure
have you tried Guava Kapow?
Not tried growing it I’ve not seen it available here
@@simplifygardening
Several large suppliers now stock it. Apparently it was Queen Victoria's favourite fruit. I just got 6 plants.
The Japanese have just developed a banana that grows in cold weather and you can eat the skins, I've trying to locate some if you have any luck could please let me know
by the way you forgot the most important fruit on an allotment Rhubarb I know you have got some so that 18 different fruits, I'm a bit behind you I only have about 10 different type, I've not got room for all those trees
Nice video
Yeah if I was gonna go down that route tomatoes cues all sorts could have been included
How are you going to prevent peach leaf curl now you have put it outside?
That is another problem for a later time but they couldn’t stay in the tunnel any longer
@@simplifygardening lol, fair enough
I'm not bad in growing, it is storage for longer periods that I find difficult.
I will make a video on it at harvest time
I've had a Kiwi in my front garden for over a decade. Had flowers once or twice, but no fruit.
Maybe I was lucky last year but we did have record breaking heat
is this all on your allotment ?
Yes it is
Which root stock do you have on your apple trees please.
I think m9
@@simplifygardening thank you, that's what I've been getting. Just wanted to check with the expert I'd done right 😁
what climate are you in
im in the UK USA zone 8a