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Very helpful and clear instructions thank you so much Five words

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An excellent video -covers everything one needs to know

Wow Daz what a terrible pest, sooo gross.

Can I use a can of whole tomato

Hey Daz, sorry to hear the fruit flies are a major issue. The cost is a major factor for sure. Glad you are able to rehome some of the trees to folks. Hard but smart decisions

Hi Daz, I haven't had to deal with this personally yet but I can imagine how hard that decision must've been for you. I hope your other trees can thrive for you now and the horrid flies leave you be. Thank you for sharing ❤❤ Naomi

I neeeeed2 plant grapes!!

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I think I have been cursed on the black berry front , I took some wild thorney black berry cuttings and got those going and have them in pots for about 5 years now , I have pruned them a few year ago but not got a single berry from them , any ideas as to why ? Cheers live in the central west NSW. If that helps.

I'm so sorry that you're having trouble with vermin. 💔

Hi Daz, I've had the same problem here in Newcastle. I use net bags with some success but lately noticed that the fruitfly are infecting the fruit through the nets. I stopped this happening to my cherished Mexican cream Guavas by using two net bags of different sizes per fruit. This year I plan to use a foam net sleeve and a fruit bag over that for each fruit

I had the most bountious year ever with my beautiful Texas peaches. Till I opened that huge red fruit and found the exact thing. Sickening wriggly larvae. I was sooo looking to can 'em up. Nope. I hope this doesn't portend a trend!

That stinks! Bugs can be so annoying! At least you have the option to transplant the trees and save them.

The QFF is such a pest. So sorry you had to pull up some of your fruit. I didn’t realise they injected through the bags! We have them here now too but I have escaped them so far even though the next door neighbour had some in their citrus. Holding my breath this year.

Sorry to hear about that nasty fruit fly you're dealing with there. It's good seeing you btw.

Thanks Daz, I'm giving up on some of my fruit trees too mate, I'm over fruit flies, I'm just keeping my citrus trees. I hope everyone's safe and well done there, we're all ok up here, Happy Father's Day for tomorrow Buddy. Seeya Rob

I’m so glad you e found a way hun those fruit fly are a menace and always have been.

It's terrible that you're in that situation, but you're doing the right thing by stopping it from festering in your yard. The frustrating part about fruit fly is that if EVERY person in Australia spend just ONE full season (early Spring to late Autumn) being extremely vigilant about making sure that all fruit stung by fruit fly could not got develop maggots into adult flies by properly destroying them in their maggot stage and never let fruit touch the ground, they'd never be able to pupate and reach adulthood and the entire species would be wiped out except for in the wild fruit rich areas of rainforests where they're naturally from in the first place. But it only takes one person in an area to allow their fallen fruit to rot on the ground, or not destroy the fruit fly maggots properly when they're found in fruit, and not be willing to remove their fruit trees when it's too much for them to cope with, and the cycle continues and then we ALL end up with situations like yours. My town used to be in a fruit fly exclusion zone but it was removed because, too many people were too stubborn to cut down their back yard fruit tree they simply couldn't manage anymore, and too many tourists did the wrong thing, the fruit fly got here and out of control very fast. It destroyed all the fruit production in the area, we used to have a lot of commercial fruit growers around here, but they're all gone now, and the fruit fly remains due to a combination of tourists continuing to bring it in, and back yard fruit tree neglect.

So sorry to hear about your awful fruitfly problem Daz, yeah always something affecting our garden, in your case fruitflies, in mine, dadburn leafcutter ants won't let my Grapefruit tree recuperate itself, they denuded the tree, just left a small clump of older leaves(it's as if the miserable ants know, without leaves how can trees produce their own food, combining beautiful sunshine with vital water and adding the nutrients they get from the soil. As for the variety of apples you have, you're on it bro! Here in Mexico there used to be only 4 varieties: Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Granny Smith and Royal Gala, recently I've tried the Pink Lady and the Honey Crisp, such tasty apples indeed! I've yet to try the Fuji apples and I'm pretty sure there are other varieties that I don't even know of.👍😋🍎🍏

that is a sad end for those trees that could not be saved. Hope it clears soon

Hey Daz! Sorry to hear about the fruit flys! That’s crazy!❤

Sucks to hear that. We have family in Mildura and they are considering abandoning their whole backyard orchard. And it's so much worse for the poor growers.

That’s really something with your region being infested with these crazy flies. I know you try so hard. It’s a good idea to make a change that will lift burdens from your life. Take care, Annette 🌺

Sorry you had to make that choice

Daz, good seeing you my Aussie friend. It’s a shame about the fruit trees. God bless you and your family❤️🙏🇺🇸

You sure did give it every possible effort!

Thanks for sharing Daz.

G'day Daz 😁 Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do, what works for you and your situation. Glad your in-laws will be able to use them. Have a great day from Southern NSW 😊🙃☺️. 🇭🇲🦘🦘🇭🇲

G’day Daz! I totally understand. We don’t have the fruit flies but we have large grasshoppers that swarm our fruit trees and destroy all the fruit, foliage and sometimes the bark. Wishing you all the best! 💕

Hello Daz.

I miss seeing your comments on my videos. I hope all is well with you Daz. It's been a tough rocky year here but I'm hanging on. Stay safe hun, sending hugs from Texas.

What happens if u dont get rid of brown branched..do u pull from root or cut above soil.

Tried the recipe and it's good. Hubby loved it. It's now part of our menu rotation ❤ Edit: Amusingly, my cousin in Sydney, saw my post of the dish so I sent her this video, I am in England BTW, so the recipe went back to Oz 😃

Nice 👍🏻 I often use the aluminum foil trays for a cover but I'll wash and reuse them until they are past it.

Great tip!

I see your grow bags are 15 gal? about 50 liter. but you started in a 1 gal 4 liter? then transplanted to the 50l or should i start my cane right at the 50l bag? also last year in grow bags I lost raspberry, blackberry and grape to root freezing. all my bags are on pallets so the bottoms of the bags are exposed to open air on the bottom. should a place a pot catch pan under the bags?

Brilliant!

great idea

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Hi Daz, I purchased two dwarf plums of the exact varieties. Do you have an update on these plums? and why did you not end up growing them back to back in one pot as mentioned in the video with the granny smith apple a year or two back? Cheers

G'day Mate! Texan here! Back when i was a kid i used to pick wild blackberries at my grandfathers house. He lived in the mountains of Virginia! I planted some this spring, thornless, we got a few berries before the heat kicked in. 100*F here for that last week. I want to do the "tip layer" but i would have to baby sit them because they are in direct sunlight most of the day. But i have a spot by my front porch where i have two successful Mulberry cuttings that are doing great! So i think i can get those Blackberries to do the same in that area. It only gets overhead light, no direct! We bought a few acres in 2020 and I've been trying to get some food items growing. Thanks for the tips!

this was a great video Daz and hope your doing well, I may have a bit of a dumb dumb question but I'm a beginner gardener still, why are some of the inner circle of the carrot green? I've never actually seen that before.