Summer Harvest Tour: June Fruit Picking Adventure!

[@homegardens7682]

Hello everyone. I hope you are all well. If you are interested in more fruit growing this video may help. 10 great fruits to grow in cold climates! | Permaculture | Food forest | Growing fruit kzbin.info/www/bejne/nomvaommprJ5jZo Many other videos linked in description box.

[@smilingpisces1]

Hi Dan, it’s nice to see your garden with all these fruit trees extra in my part of the uk. I’m in Ipswich. Makes me think I could grow some of these….if\when I get a place with a garden. Thanks for sharing 😊🙏

[@homegardens7682]

Take a look at GotropicalUK. He is in Ipswich I think.

[@GK123]

On first glance that fig tree looks like a Desert King variety. If it ripens green skin with red interior, you've got that

[@homegardens7682]

It does look like that. A friend gave me the cutting a few years ago. I may contact him to see if he remembers lol.

[@dwightmann6297]

The most handsomest and sexiest gardener in the UK i just love when the weather is warmer enough for Dan to do open shirt and shirtless work in the garden ❤🔥😊

[@moezarty]

😅

[@homegardens7682]

Lol! Cheers Dwight!

[@Zoeybeau_1]

I went into herbs last year, this year I also brought more echinacea plug plants, and calendula, along with lots of other herbs, managed to find myself a medicinal skullcap plant, I hunted a year for her. Lots of herbal medicine growing in my garden, and a lot more perennial veg. Garden looks well!!

[@homegardens7682]

I may look into that one. Cheers.

[@christhomas8332]

I grow and use calendula in my skin and pain balm, so far it's healed people doctors couldn't.

[@europayski7697]

Congratulations!

[@jimstormcrow]

I enjoy growing vegetables but the real joy I get is from the fruit. Coincidentally at the moment I'm trying to source the Mallings Centenary myself.

[@homegardens7682]

A great strawberry.

[@bluemoon6625]

Nice video, you look very content in your semi wild garden. I second the recommendation for buying plants from supermarkets, the choice tends to be limited and availability is sporadic, but the prices are good and if the plant looks healthy go for it. I've had great plants from Sainsburys and Lidl over the years.

[@homegardens7682]

Cheers Tracy. Loads to come.

[@patlydon519]

Quality gardening video as always, real abd honest

[@homegardens7682]

That's the plan. Loads to come. Thanks for viewing.

[@Kiyarose3999]

Am planning on buying another fruit tree to grow in a big tub and was/am considering Cherry or a Cherry Plum Tree, but I think after seeing your sunburst I think that clinches it for me!. 🌻🌎✌🏽

[@homegardens7682]

Yes, a great variety Dave. Tastes great.

[@homegardens7682]

Just remember to cover it up from the birds when its fruiting!

[@lyonheart84]

Great updates thanks Dan 👍

[@homegardens7682]

Cheers Brett. Hows the garden?

[@lyonheart84]

@@homegardens7682 very green lol, although my more exotic plants are lagging badly with the cold first half of June 🙄

[@glassbackdiy3949]

good show, cheers Dan

[@homegardens7682]

Cheers. Loads to come.

[@lynnboyett5540]

I like that you have different varieties than I do. One might work better than another. Thanks.

[@homegardens7682]

That's it. Diversity of plants is great.

[@moezarty]

great video, thanks for all the tips.

[@homegardens7682]

Glad it helped.

[@brenR75]

Lovely bowl of berries , yum

[@homegardens7682]

Certainly tasty.

[@averageguy53]

🙌🙌🙌🙌 it all looks beautiful!!!…(🔥🔥🔥)🙌✌️❤️

[@homegardens7682]

Cheers Stuart!

[@Greenmanure62]

Love your garden! I live in a flat so don't have one. However, I've got a great allotment. My feverfew and chamomile has gone nuts this year. Sadly, I had a mole tunnel under my echanacia, so that's struggled a bit. The slugs have been a nightmare and my poor pole beans took a hit. They seem to be recovering. On the plus side my plum and three pear trees are looking better this year. I wonder if the sea of phacelia I spread round helped?🤔 Sure was an amazing sight and the bees went nuts!😊

[@homegardens7682]

Great stuff.

[@tangell481]

hi Dan i think were coming into winter in nz and i can watch your vids more often thank you

[@homegardens7682]

Bless ya! Plenty here for you!

[@AAHomeGardening]

nice harvest

[@homegardens7682]

Cheers. Loads more to come hopefully!

[@AAHomeGardening]

@@homegardens7682 loads more is definitely coming

[@markvincent5241]

Great stuff Dan, not familiar with the strawberry variety, I'll definitely look into those for next year.

[@homegardens7682]

Very much worth looking into.

[@carlyjonesart9815]

Hi Dan, where's the best place to buy seeds? Do you buy online? My local garden centre is a bit limited. Love watching your videos by the way, very helpful!

[@homegardens7682]

Depends what you are after, Here are two of my favourites. www.realseeds.co.uk/ www.blackmoor.co.uk/category.php?keywords=Peach+trees

[@Jacknufc123]

Great video Dan! I was wondering if you ever noticed maroon spots on your blueberry bushes leaves, I recently bought one and the leaves had spots on it was wondering if it was a fungus infection

[@homegardens7682]

I shall take a look.

[@Jacknufc123]

@@homegardens7682 cheers Dan 🙂

[@jeffreyrossi5084]

I was curious what time of the year you propagate your raspberries by moving the suckers with the roots? Last year I cut them loose when they were about 6 inches high with about a foot or two of roots. They did come back this year and are about two feet tall but no flowers which I half expected unlike the suckers I let be that are loaded with flowers now. The only reason I need to move them is because they are moving in on a group of rhubarb plants that would of course be harder to move without a setback. In North Dakota things grow very quickly with the long days, but we need to always be aware the ground can freeze as early as October.

[@homegardens7682]

I would dig up suckers during the dormant season. We probably have more time here to do it as it doesn't freeze as often. Maybe early Winter before it freezes. As soon as they go dormant.

[@homegardens7682]

You could also consider late Winter/early Spring. Just before things come into growth.

[@notforwantoftrying1]

Not sure if those onions are Sturon because I also grow Sturon and it's a yellow onion not a red one. Red Baron perhaps?

[@homegardens7682]

Oops!! I got that wrong. It's a variety called Karmen. When I get back to my computer I will pin a note so people know the correct variety. Thanks for letting me know

[@nathanpickett7224]

Do your shirt up lad. 😅

[@moezarty]

😄

[@christhomas8332]

Sadly it's the roots that have most of the medicinal benefits, great natural antibiotic.

[@homegardens7682]

I have heard this.