Hawaii Garden tour Dec '22 Part 1

[@tendfday]

You sound like a proud parent with each plant you introduce to viewers during your tour . 😍.

[@TheIslandHomestead]

Haha thanks! Yes, I suppose I kinda feel that way!

[@galloways8]

That was great! Your knowledge and love of plants is amazing! Love your enthusiasm and can’t wait for part 2! ❤

[@TheIslandHomestead]

That one took so long I might be making a 7 parter! 😆 🤣 😂

[@galloways8]

@@TheIslandHomestead whatever it takes, I’ll be watching!

[@donnagalloway9772]

Very informative Peter! Great job!

[@TheIslandHomestead]

WOW Donna, you are just WAITING for me to post!

[@4ftfury]

I love it - I'd tend that garden!

[@nobodyisprfct]

Ha ha ha - I have a kidney problem at the moment (my own fault, to much sweetened cacao lol). Thank you very much for taking the time to make this clip. I will be watching this one several times. Lots of good information to absorb. Such an amazing variety of yummy foods and a large amount I haven't heard of before. I appreciate the explanation on taste. The comfrey and the nitrogen fixer helpful information. Like I said lots good information for me to absorb. Virginia tearing the bubble wrap skin to shreds made me laugh. I will try that fruit as you suggested. It is interesting how the papaya leaves remind me of fig leaves though they are probably miles apart as far as similarities in looks. Hey I noticed the framing is coming along. Cool

[@TheIslandHomestead]

Stay away from Starfruit! They aren't good for kidney issues! The Marang is not so easy to find, but it is a really unique experience from opening the fruit to eating it! I plan on making a video about nitrogen fixers specifically, along with my other chop and drop plants. Just have to find the time!

[@nobodyisprfct]

@@TheIslandHomestead cool! I really dig this information. Pun intended but also serious in my excitement of learning this new information.

[@timmyinfinity4654]

Good

[@TheIslandHomestead]

Thanks! 🤙

[@piercebeekeeping]

Great video. THANK YOU. where do you buy your plants from.

[@TheIslandHomestead]

Thanks so much for watching! I get plants from several places around the island. For the more common tropical plants, I try to buy from Plantit Hawaii, so I use one of their vendors. For the more rare stuff Ken Love on Kona side has the best selection, but he's only open on Saturdays. And of course the community. Craigslist and Facebook marketplace are always good resources.

[@piercebeekeeping]

@@TheIslandHomestead Awesome. We are in the process of starting our journey of growing a fruit forrest. Mahalo for the information.

[@TheIslandHomestead]

@@piercebeekeeping Let me know if you need any questions answered!