Subtropical Substitutes | Growing Fruit And Vegies | Gardening Australia

[@aneeshsharma4517]

Hello and Namaste from India, I've been growing these pigeon peas on my terrace garden and they are really good, fixes nitrogen and provides shade to the lower plants.

[@plantnation3136]

wow love you gardening Australia please keep posting

[@likhi13]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤️

[@amyho8647]

Your segments are always very interesting!

[@NewMindGarden]

Wow.. Great sharing

[@Brisbanegardener]

I have about 4-5 plants of pegion pea, highly productive. I use both green as vegetable dried as lentil.

[@TheChiramu]

Winter melon is also made into drinks, you can buy wintermelon tea from the Asian grocer. It would be interesting to be able to make it yourself 👍.

[@missdigioia]

Gungo my favourite peas 🇯🇲

[@AAHomeGardening]

Lovely

[@Jessica-wn6xn]

This is brilliant, thank you!

[@damirkozlica1709]

I have a question about "native olive" Olea Paniculata? is it edible? And can olive oil be extracted from it?

[@barrywatler7482]

Thanks cheers

[@raghavendrap6221]

It’s perennial also. Don’t have to plant it again and again.

[@greengarden9369]

🙏👍👍💕💕

[@happy_moth]

but where do you find these seeds?

[@sweetdweams]

I'm wandering about that.

[@VeganChiefWarrior]

try using the device you are commenting from to find seeds, good luck!

[@introtwerp]

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[@Jessica-wn6xn]

... Google

[@introtwerp]

I feel like people confuse subtropcial and tropcial. Subtropcial is just a warmer temperate climate with mild 4 seasons whereas tropics just has 2 seasons

[@VeganChiefWarrior]

u sound a little confused yourself lol, subtropics has wet summers and dry winters and only 2 seasons like the tropics, temperate wet season is in the colder part of the year, so temperate is opposite to sub tropics and tropics, its called "sub" tropics and not sub temperate for a reason, you will confuse others with your comment

[@introtwerp]

@@VeganChiefWarrior no the subtropics do have 4 seasons but it just feels like winter and summer (2 seasons)

[@introtwerp]

@@VeganChiefWarrior because subtropcial climates are still considered temperate but very mild and warm

[@VeganChiefWarrior]

@@introtwerp i thnk you mean the opposite, it may feel like there are four seasons because of the noticable temperature changes throughout the year.. but the sub tropics is defined as having only 2 seasons, go to canada or the uk and you will see what 4 seasons feels like

[@introtwerp]

@@VeganChiefWarrior I mean on paper we have 4 seasons but it may just feel like summer and a dry winter