Is it self fertile?

Hey Holly! I've tasted one of those but have not grown one myself. Don't forget the white sapote for those of us that like white chocolate. Cheers!

Guava is the loveliest fruit. I love the little crunch from the seeds. I don’t peel them. Just a quick rinse under the tap and we are good to go. 😊

Hey Holly! I have been enjoying my Pineapple Guavas for some time now. Your Hawaiian Guava looks large in comparison. Cheers!

Tropical Hawaiian Guava ❤

Oh no! You have a partner! Ahh so sad now

A very cute Kiwi girl!

Ahh that kiwi accent… love it..

Hey so do you only consume pumpkins? Or do you eat other foods❤❤❤. Genuinely curious thanks so much

Hi do you have bugs in your soil? New to Perth, found lawn bugs that eat the roots of grass in our lawn, so now I'm wondering will there be bugs that eat the roots of my vege plants if I plant a garden here in WA?

Genuine question... why do you call it "sweet potato" when we call it kumara? Is it because you get more international engagement? Surely people would be interested to hear the Māori word is the more common word we use...

Congratulations! 🎉

Great tip! I love growing sweet potatoes

Here in Brazil we call it andú beans, very common to find planted on the streets of the Federal District. Very good!

Hi Holly, can sweet potatoes be successfully grown in a climate that gets heavy frosts?

Love this channel! Thanks from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😊

Hey Holly! Do you eat your Sweet Potato leaves?

Welcome back Holly! Great to see your garden update 🌿🌻

It broke open on it's own? Does it always do that when ripe? :)

Now if i can just stop eating the radish pods 😂

This is genius!

Thank you! This advice arrived just in time.

What about basil?

Nice work

OMG what I wouldn't do for fresh oranges EVERYDAY!!! The oranges in Michigan are mid at best except for occasionally you'll get a real good one but it's always hit or miss😢😢😢

I do not think that blueberries grow in shade. They are going to need 5 hours minimum to do half way decent.

Blueberry, Blackberry, Hostas, Day lillies (entire plant) Pine needles, tomatoe, bell pepper all are edible leaves. Do Blackberries grow in Australia?

Great information! Do you have a list of all the varieties you’ve grown somewhere? I’ve heard that moschatas are more resistant to vine borers, so I’m trying to collect all the kinds I can. And that tip about roasting skins with seeds…🤯…I’ll be trying that!

I do this with discount fruit that’s gonna be over ripe. Strawberry and mango are my two faves.

I'd almost forgotten what rain looked like, it had been so long! That looks yummy.

I'm still waiting for my oranges, but the limes as usual are always on, the cumquats are also ready to be harvested and then I will move onto the tangelos. Be careful trying to grow Yuzu as they have the longest thorns. Cheers!

Wish I could grow pumpkins in my backyard here in Melbourne, but it would be destroyed by the neighbourhood possums and probably mice too :(

These days it seems one can grow a lot of temperate fruits in the subtropics or so, is there anything temperate you'd really like but won't grow?

The garden is looking so lush and green! Love it! 😍🙌💚

I don't understand the rice water when you cook rice there's no water left so you mean just boil some rice for a few minutes to get the nutrients out and then throw the rice away cuz I'm confused will you boil rice the water goes away can you explain cuz I'm confused

So good to see you back, I love your videos!! Garden is looking fabulous ❤

Yahoo! Been waiting to see what’s happening in ur garden! Thanks for sharing

I have been learning about Land Race seeds. I bought Land Race kake and kale/collard tree starts and seeds which cross polinate with other Brassicas to create a race of Brassicas that acclimate to your own climate or micro climate. Here is hir dry California, cherry tomatoes l, especially Heirloom Sungold grow best. They even self seed. They also cross pollinate to create a Land Race. Keeping the seeds and seeding them year after year, thwy will acclimate.

Here in California Mediterranean climate, I grow several varieties of 1) blackberry, 2) fig, 3) pineapple guava, 4) plums, 5) apricots 6) nectarines, 7) crab apples, 8) apples, 9) mulberry, 10) pears, 11) pomegranates, 12) tea, 13) lemon grass, 14) Egyptian Walking onion, 15) Welah onions, 16) potatoes (yes perrennial, leaving them to grow wild in ground), 17) mints, 18) rosemary,19) strawberry guava, 29) sorel, 30) perrrenial chard, 31) perrenial spinach, 32) kale/collard tree, 33) lemon,34) orange, 35) bananas. Our bananas may freeze over before ripening totally but the bees love their flowers. We compost in the center of our banana circle. I am starting to learn how to graft fruit treees and pollinate brassicas with the tree kale/cllards. We have a similar climate to New Zealand. I grow New Zealand Clover. And we have ine apple tree imported to a nursery in USA. They purchased and impirted cuttings. Grew rgise into trees. Then they started new trees from curtings. I irdered their first offering. The tree is only a few years old so no apples yet. But passion fruit, its too dry here. It can grow on California coastal gardens but inland is too dry. It always dies on me.

Great to see you back . I got some Qld Arrowroot off FBM and I was so surprised how good it is. I also planted some Malabar Spinach which is edible also known as Climbing Spinach that is a prolific climber hardy and creates shade for my Kratky vegetables and greens. I love your posts especially because I am in Perth . Next step for me is water harvesting grey water especially from laundry 6 months without any real rain is not good. Love your garden Holly I have been checking in since the start.

hi holly- where can we buy pigeon pea seed in WA? thanks

We had a bit of rain yesterday (Saturday) in Geraldton. Just enough to dampen the surface. My passionfruit vine has over 40 pieces of fruit a little larger than a tennis ball, and it's STILL flowering.😁

We love the CCC mulch. Our garden loves it too. Where in WA can we get QLD arrowroot? We have searched high and low for this plant!

Yay you’re back for another garden update. Love the new trees

I get winter so im just trying to push a couple zones