The falling fruit site is fantastic. Thanks so much for the tip. I hope we can get more people onto it and more people planting edibles in public spaces (I've just added the little community garden that I planted in the park next door to my place.) I've only foraged for Lillipilly berries for making jam up until now, but I will definitely be looking more and trying to guerilla plant more edibles in public places.
Hey no worries, thanks for watching! Yes I was thrilled when I stumbled upon it, it seems like a great open source tool. That’s also really cool that you’re trying to plant edibles in public spaces around you, I love this idea, and I’ll think about how i can too!
The green walnut add grappa and sugar and treat it as lemon for lemoncello except walnut flavour… leave for 1-2 years to mature .. magnificent aperitif’.
Those figs look so good. I just can’t eat figs knowing a wasp crawls inside every single one and dies there, which ultimately allows the fig to become a fig.
I have a food forest, I can easily get over 100 pounds of food like nothing 😂, I got bananas 🍌, coconut 🥥, star fruit, bread fruit, custard fruit/ star apple, tropical almond, bread fruit, lime, grapefruit, hobo, annatto ,strawberry guava, acerola ect...I don't want to show off, but I also have a creek full of giant red tilapia 😂
Hey thanks for watching! And good question. These bushes are close to my property and I monitor when and where the council have sprayed. It’s usually very obvious where they have in my experience as you can see the vegetation dying back.
Hey Ben, I came across your chicken video today then watched the other 2. Love the video format so keep up the good work 👍
Hey thanks for watching! I really appreciate the encouragement
SAME, glad to be here
you and your videos looks clean i mean literally
thank you, I shower daily
The falling fruit site is fantastic. Thanks so much for the tip.
I hope we can get more people onto it and more people planting edibles in public spaces (I've just added the little community garden that I planted in the park next door to my place.)
I've only foraged for Lillipilly berries for making jam up until now, but I will definitely be looking more and trying to guerilla plant more edibles in public places.
Hey no worries, thanks for watching! Yes I was thrilled when I stumbled upon it, it seems like a great open source tool. That’s also really cool that you’re trying to plant edibles in public spaces around you, I love this idea, and I’ll think about how i can too!
During the summer, you can pick up mangoes 🥭 everywhere around here off the floor 😂
@@MosaicHomestead are you on north Queensland or NT?
@@siobhancapell Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, 4 growing seasons here.
Would be good to take a couple of cuttings from that fig tree - the fruit looks amazing!
agree! I have since planted a fig tree in my backyard, I'm running out of space to plant trees!
The green walnut add grappa and sugar and treat it as lemon for lemoncello except walnut flavour… leave for 1-2 years to mature .. magnificent aperitif’.
Oh wow, great tip! I will definitely have to try that :) thanks for watching
Those figs look so good. I just can’t eat figs knowing a wasp crawls inside every single one and dies there, which ultimately allows the fig to become a fig.
I know it’s crazy! But it certainly doesn’t stop me haha
@@ben.strong My mom loves them. I don’t tell her about the wasp thing. Lol.
most modern fig varieties make fruit without needing wasp pollination - so unless you get unlucky the fruit is bug free 😄
I have a food forest, I can easily get over 100 pounds of food like nothing 😂, I got bananas 🍌, coconut 🥥, star fruit, bread fruit, custard fruit/ star apple, tropical almond, bread fruit, lime, grapefruit, hobo, annatto ,strawberry guava, acerola ect...I don't want to show off, but I also have a creek full of giant red tilapia 😂
wow that sounds ideal!
how did you know the blackberries weren't sprayed? Thanks
Hey thanks for watching! And good question. These bushes are close to my property and I monitor when and where the council have sprayed. It’s usually very obvious where they have in my experience as you can see the vegetation dying back.
I know because he replied to this comment 😂