Thank you great tips! How old was the tree when purchased? Do you know on average how many years for peach/nectarine trees to fruit? Would you recommend a certain age, and how is one able to tell the age, if not stated? Many thanks!

The accent says British but the hands say Italian.

1st year growing pumpkins. Put some organic sprouting i acquired from my local market. Put some mounds of my compost at the base where my hops are growing. They started growing up the hops using them as a natural trellis. Only mid summer. The Butternuts has multiple pumpkins growing on them but the Queensland blue pumpkins have only 1 per shoot (mind you those pumpkins are already massive). Feed them my own homemade fish emulsion twice a week and water them everyday. They seem to like that routine.

Come on Neil

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For f@ck sake get on with it talk talk talk every time with these videos.

Impressive crops of grapes. I grow a black rape, but I have no idea of the variety.

Got here searching for cold hardy fruits, I’m in the middle of Canada, sorry dude, but the uk doesn’t have anything close to a “cold climate” 😂

Hi, did you just lay the bricks on the ground loosely or were the cemented in? Thanks

Potatoes were amazing here in the north last year. Still eating them.

Leggy due to lack of light

If you plant the seeds say a few days in to March they come out perfect and not leggy

From Sweden here. I think I found your channel about 4 years ago and you were a big reason why I got into gardening, since you make it look fun. Growing food helped me get out of a pretty rough period of my life so I’m grateful for channels like yours that inspire people! Keep making content that you think is fun. Get creative and weird with it haha. Your playfulness and curiosity really shows that those things are just as important in gardening as the plants themselves!

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Thank you for this informative video. At what point do you move them out of the house and into a greenhouse/polytunnel? As soon as they germinate? Immediately after pricking out?

I've found that sticking a "weed eater" (string trimmer) into a can of leaves is much easier (than a mower)

Hi, you said you took your own cuttings but I thought the Lakemont variety was actually a grafted variety ?

Hi dan. Owner of a feel good 6x3m i miss the one u had with apex roof hell knows why they discontinued it. Can u please do a video of algae cleaning and sunclear application. Think its a good time and its something i need to do myself after 3 years im going green

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Interested in the subject I have a few ideas I've seen that I could share if you have time to shoot a message back.

Can these grow in Mongolia where -40 celsius in winter ?

Happy new year Dan. You’re lucky you got your hernia surgery done. I have the same issue but they won’t do the surgery, so have to put up with the pain. All the best

Rojo Brillante fruit looked great Dan. You've certainly had an incident filled year. Well done on competing well in that competition and of course advance Happy New Year

what you're calling a leafmold substitute, I have been making and calling compost. I'm questioning now what I've been doing. What's the difference between leafmold and compost? (I've been using urine, acer (silver maple) leaves, vegetable waste, grass clippings, milk that's gone bad, chipped up weeds, rain water, cardboard, etc.) Again, what's the difference between the two? And you're planting directly into the leaf mold? I do in ground growing, and I've made self-watering planters... Things have done very well growing in them, but I'm still wondering if I'm doing it right! :)

Congrats and happy xmas

Nice handy saw

Don't tempt me.

Decent bit of kit for the money Dan.

Hello everyone. Reviewing a chainsaw here. THIS IS NOT A PAID REVIEW. I was given this as an early Christmas present and decided to make a video showing you this saw as I have been impressed with it. Take a look through my channel uploads if you wish to learn more about gardening. If your Christmas Brussels sprouts were not as good as they could have been, watch this! How to grow Brussels sprouts that don't blow!! Sow to harvest kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2eVlX5_iayMb8U. Many other videos linked in description box. Happy Christmas.

Cheers Dan, inspired me to also go for a walk about in my local woods.

Happy belated holidays. I have been watching your videos for many years and have been gardening 65 of my 70 years. I spend summers in North Dakota with a short growing season so always interested in any tricks in extending the seasons, polytunnel would be the obvious solution but the extreme high winds make that impossible. Having sweet peppers turn red has been my latest goal. I'm going to try cold frames for the spring but then the frost can come in early September and by then the plants are too tall to fit. I had a thought to dig the frames deeper in the ground to give space for height and maybe absorb some thermal heat.

Happy Yuletide from Staffordshire. Only been following your channel for about a year tho it's been fun. Gardening and growing my veg in the garden came to an abrupt halt just before the August bank holiday. Shooting pain down my leg out of nowhere. Took the docs over 8 weeks and an MRI later to diagnose a bulged disc in the lower back. Haven't been out in the garden since bar of refilling the bird feeders and picking off some dead leaves. However got into canning, which is fun, addictive but most of all rewarding. Hopefully will be back up to full strength by next spring and ready to clean up the bomb site of the veg plot.

I would have liked the duplicate garden content

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So glad you have made a full recovery. I am gardening in the West Coast of Canada Zone 8b, similar climate to England (lots of rain, mild temperatures). I have been watching you for at least 5 years. I love your what's growing in the garden videos, it feels like having a look around in a friends garden. I also enjoyed your walk in the woods... so different from our forests. My gardening interests are gardening in a small urban yard. Especially using plants that are edible or medicinal but that also benefit pollinators and birds. I plant a garden to nourish my body, soul and to help the wildlings who share my yard. We also had a difficult gardening year, cold and wet until July 1. We were calling June, Junarary it was soooo cold.

Hi Dan, it’s nice to see your garden with all these fruit trees extra in my part of the uk. I’m in Ipswich. Makes me think I could grow some of these….if\when I get a place with a garden. Thanks for sharing 😊🙏

Welcome back Dan, Since Brexit it’s become more difficult to source a named variety of Persimmon Tree. Most are sold by their scientific name of Diospyros kaki or D.Virginiana. Only one company sells D.kaki Rojo Brillante. Maybe you could propagate your tree by Air Layering and offer up one of the propagated trees as a prize for UK viewers.

How you use some of your own food in your cooking recipes would be interesting. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Dudes driving me bananas! But knows his bananas, great information man

Happy gardening for year's to come and do you have hot beds any video on them be good look at make some my self to grow anything over winter I understand lot work to start with ????? But you views be interested in

Advice on melons would be great. Mine failed last year in my greenhouse (Essex) caught blight, I think, so I had to throw them away. Some advice, please, when do I sow, indoors or outdoors, feeding, watering etc etc. Great video.

Dan keep up the good work and been watching you since you started doing KZbin videos

hi Dan good to see you as always and yes wat a year you had here in new Zealand we are starting our summer and me n my family have watched your channel for 4 years i guess and really enjoyed it i wondered how n when you or if you liquid feed as i figured your compost must be all your garden needs thats all mate so thanks again and have a great xmas cheers mate

Merry Christmas Dan

Merry Christmas Dan I started an allotment in 2021 so have found your channel along the way. Thanks for the video and all the best for 2025. You’ve inspired me to think about getting a peach tree for a makeshift poly tunnel I have so I may go shopping at some point!

Glad to hear that your health is recovering. Waiting for your new content in the coming years.

I am South of England. We had an abundance 😮of tasty cucumbers and tomatoes from August to November grown outside and under polythene from September. Polytunnel was mouldy and not a success. Grapes were not as good as last year either. Have a raspberry bush producing raspberries even now. Happy Xmas 😀

Excellent stuff as always Dan. Been watching you for many years. Learned alot from you and it's definitely been a great source of motivation for me with using my garden to the fullest. I'm from Nottinghamshire. Keep up the great work Dan and have a merry Christmas.