I am in Greece and couldn't found any cane to plant yet, sow some on etsy for sale but where enormous expensive.

Cry me a comfrey river 😂

Ah dang... Probably should've watched this before planting mine. (Looks like I did okay, actually.) I may have had the wrong kind of optional bobcat though. (Just kidding, it was a regular tabby.)

Nope. It's comfrey. 😂

This kid is going places!!

Do you guys grow Rappini? Also known as broccoli RABE?

So simple to do and right at our finger tips. Great advice

Could you substitute honey instead of molasses?

I really love ❤ your gardening style! 😊

I'm looking to find some, thanks 👍

4 figs, one huge bush in ground, 3 single stem in pots. No figs. Zone 7. Celeste and brown turkey among them. 🤷‍♀️

True, fig trees are easy to grow in the deep south (south Florida). The fruit however, are not. The rain and high humidity make it very difficult to keep the figs from fermenting /spoiling before full ripeness. Brown Turkey may be a nematode resistant variety but the open eye makes it very susceptible to spoilage as the fruit it is ripening.

I grew mine from a cutting NO ROOT HORMONE in zone 7B and 1 year later I'm getting tons of fruit...for free!

Ube i think is an invasive species thats why you cant get fresh ube

I have dozens of volunteers popping up in the compost heap from the Halloween carving party.

My wife has been making Jamaican pumpkin dumplings

Bakers seed is my go to seed company. They have also rare seeds I can’t get anywhere else

Try out some stuff from HOSS tools buddy. I’ve been a Burpee guy my whole life but… I’ve been using HOSS the past 2 years and their stuff has been amazing as they carry mostly stuff that performs well in the south!

Thank you Sir! Bonus! I have 17. But I did not know about the rocks the wall… Or that the Celeste was the strongest thank you

Received a Chicago fig late in the year so it is growing in the house until spring

Well good thing they like rocks. My PNW soil is very rocky. Lol.

O youre barefoot. Reminds me of my Motherland St.Lucia. Garden barefoot with a machete😊

I have a Chicago fig that has struggled. Mainly, the ph of our water is really high. They currently are in a growth boom like this time last year, about 40-50 fruits, that don't get any bigger than say a thumb before the cold front hits and all the leaves fall off. Like this weekend. They never actually ripen. Any suggestions?

This short seems like it should have a companion video...that i would very much like to find and watch... I do love my figs here in central Arizona. They do great. 3 years in the ground, providing nice shade, thick sturdy trunk (the little critters try to eat my tree trunks, so thats important), lots of figs this year, didnt have to water it much- and we didnt get much rain this year... love it! I have a Chicago Hardy and a Black Mission. I should add, it was a dryer year than usual and my mulch is ever thinning (ducks and chickens play in it) and they did great!

Plants are INCREDIBLE!! Able to withstand even the toughest environments! ✨

Not easy.

❤I also really like Mary's Heirloom Seeds! The germination rates are awesome. She's based in Texas.

❤❤❤I have several figs and have grown more from cuttings. I found out I could root them easily because I broke a small branch by accident and just stuck it in a pot & it took!

The only fig I can kinda grow is the Chicago hardy fig in my high tunnel.i planted it this spring,it froze and died back to the ground. I've learned how to tighten up my high tunnel so even though we've been down in the teens and it is late November and it hasn't died back again yet. When it's down below 0 outside... we'll see

I’ve heard Brown Turkey is supposed to be quite hardy. I would love to grow more varieties in Sweden.. we have one called Bornholm.

Is that a Fuyu? Im addicted to persimmons, though I prefer the astringent varieties

I grew a butternut squash beside a jap , and a few months later i thought someone had put yellow soccer balls in my pumpkin patch. Green love from Queensland Australia 💚🌲🌏🙏

For the west coast...Siskiyou Seeds! They are always so alive lol sounds funny but they're seeds are amazing quality

Figs do like a bit of sun is my experience. Mine are surviving, but I need to drop a few more trees and maybe amend the soil. The only ones that I have that are special is one O'Rourke and I just got a Chicago Hardy fig last spring. Sometimes I get fireants eating the figs. All of my efforts are to be dedicated to growing cassava, yacon, and yams for next year. My area is the pace community of Santa Rosa County, FL

Dang, Son, and I thought I had aged. Those kids L take it out of you.😅 Might as well live it 100 because who knows with this geopolitical climate.

Wish I could get you on board our Ecovillage.

I have a hard time growing pumkins to produce fruit

Agree!!!!!!

Kadota is great

Will the roots penetrate the foundation, pipes, etc. Of the building its planted next to?

Chicago Hardy Fig for San Joaquin Valley

Tons of great figs im based out of kentucky trees in the ground all over lda is a good choice as well we got so many cuttings this year🎉

Basically, a technique called chaos gardening.

Despite my efforts in the opposite direction, vines have pretty much killed our fig. However, it rooted a low branch, which I accidentally cut loose; so when it goes dormant, I can dig it up and move it.

What kind of yam?

We like the "Texas Everbearing fig" here in Texas. Very sweet with a long season.

Thanks David Iv got my Celeste from Scrubfest picked out a spot near the house just waiting for them to go dormant.

Olympian fig is hard to beat also!

Thank you

Boo! You didn't mention MIgardener. They are amazing and only $2 a package. Also, free shipping with 10 packs. I've had excellent results and the price can't be beat. And no I don't work for them, I'm in Oregon and am a big fan.