@@toddhawthorn3553 which one(s) are you interested in?

Angelito, Galicia Negra, Randino, Ciliegia Dolce,

@@toddhawthorn3553 of course, all four you mention that I have are all single trees - the only ones I have. I may be able to get a few cuttings from my CD as it has a few extra branches that will need to be thinned.

@@zubairhassan1258 yes, they will!

@@sarahhoover2069 thanks for watching! Air layering is best in spring and summer. You will run out of time for your growing zone in another month or two. The two figs you got are fantastic varieties! Are you growing them in containers? The Smith will for sure need protection from your winter. To answer your last question, you don’t really need to prune going into winter, once the tree goes dormant, because of winter, you may want to do some pruning. Be careful over pruning the Smith. They can get wonky if you overprune them. Where I live, Zone 9a, SE Texas, we don’t get much of a winter…usually. Look for a guy named Ross Raddi or Ross the Fig Boss on KZbin. I think he lives in Philly. He is a walking, talking encyclopedia of fig knowledge. He will have lots more information relative to winterizing figs.

@@greyghostgardening5353 thank you!

@@mweber5459 it’s hard to say why ALs fail. Did it root at all? I’ve never tried elderberry before.

@@Pinkpumpkingardener what zone are you in? My potatoes were all harvested over a month ago!

@@greyghostgardening5353 I started later than I’d like 😬 😩 but I’m in northern va It’s been so dang hot 🥵

@@Pinkpumpkingardener yeah, been hot here too, now we’ve got this dang hurricane to deal with. Should mostly be a rain event, but it’s hitting right in the middle of fig season! Oh well, I’m sure by August we’ll be begging for rain!

What kind of avocado trees do you have?

@@greyghostgardening5353 I have no idea, I was given the nuts to grow but they have different foliage so not the same variety. They are healthy, I overwintered them in the house and gave them rainwater, their trunks are starting to wood at the base now and I've potted them up with my own compost, the look very happy 😁🌱☀️

What variety of potato do you plant?

@@greyghostgardening5353 I have very good luck with Red Pontiac, Kennebec, Red Norland.

Our heat wave here in Texas has finally broken. I am just starting to plant fall veggies. At my house NW of Houston we had 58 days out of 61 with temps 100+. In fact the average temp for month of August was 102! Heat index as high at 117. I have been struggling just to keep anything alive. During this time, we’ve only had 1/2” of rain to boot. But that is behind us now and I’ll try to get something creative and hopefully informative out.

Which variety do you want to try? Where are you in North Africa?

@@greyghostgardening5353 any one you seguest I never grow this varieties before and iam from algeria

I’m in 9a, just northwest of Houston, TX. I am going to grow potatoes again in the fall. It’s wayyyy too hot to grow potatoes in late spring/summer where I live.

I think variety plays a big role. I have been trying many different varieties the past couple of years to see which produce best. Red Norland is far and away the best for our area in my opinion. I had excellent results this year with Yukon Gold…but they were planted in ground. I think here in SE Texas you had better plant super early. I’m still learning with the containers, trying to find the right balance of moisture, soil composition, and fertilization. Watch my videos from this spring’s harvest. The first was disappointing, but the 2nd was pretty good. I harvested over 150 lbs of potatoes from my containers and a 4’x8’ raised bed. I was pretty satisfied with that. I’m going to see if I can coax a few potatoes out of my fall garden this year. What kind of potatoes do you grow?

@@greyghostgardening5353 Haven't tried potatoes yet, looking to more 'experienced' growers (like yourself) to ensure my little bit of money gets the best yield. Tomatoes, Peppers, Lettuce & Squash are very successful for me. Can't get 'Cucumbers to grow to save my life lol'. I had a mishap with containers recently, (health issues forced me to try something else) but I think that was my SOIL. Everything grew beautifully for a while and then suddenly DIED... no Pests or diseases! Perhaps OVER FERTILIZATION because I 'babied' those containers too much! Thank you for responding, I subscribe to all SUCCESSFUL Texas Homestead/Gardeners... much continued success to you!

I grow store bought potatoes as I don't get seed potatoes.

Four more weeks!!! Oh my, that is a long time to wait☹️

@@greyghostgardening5353 yes, but then once you're berries are finished mine will still be producing, it's the way of the world 😁🌱☀️

I make my own soil. Equal parts organic potting soil, organic compost, and peat. I also add a big dose of bone meal at planting and a 2nd time about 1/2 way through the expected grow period. Thanks for watching!

Yes, some were completely dead, and some were 90% or so dead. I really believe part of the issue with some of these containers was that they were packed in too close to one another, we’re of various sizes, and some (smaller ones in particular) had their vegetation smothered by plants from larger containers after a couple of early storms beat them down.

Where are you growing? My plants won’t survive the summers where I live.

@@greyghostgardening5353 england

Thanks for watching and a huge thank you for subscribing! Where do you garden?

@@greyghostgardening5353 I am in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. drought, and now cold and rain makes for an unhappy garden

Many thanks for the info on the Carola!