We really enjoyed growing Luffa this summer season and will likely grow them again. They do taste nice when small - sweeter than zucchini and delightful steamed and coated with real butter.
Reviews by Mark
Overall, I rate our Imperial Mandarin as one of our best and most productive fruit trees - ever our dog eats them (as long as the peel is removed for him) and they're just so easy to eat as a garden snack.
Aphids can be a problem on new shoots but a spray with garden oil or pyrethrum does the trick. Birds do love eating the fruit but they tend to come late in the season when the fruit is overdue for picking and anyway they never damage too much produce.
This is my favourite mandarin and a great tree to have in the home garden!
Aphids can be a problem on new shoots but a spray with garden oil or pyrethrum does the trick. Birds do love eating the fruit but they tend to come late in the season when the fruit is overdue for picking and anyway they never damage too much produce.
This is my favourite mandarin and a great tree to have in the home garden!
As per my "author" review I love this tomato and have grown it for many years. It's a rippa! 
I did forget to mention the yellow cherry tomato grows almost all year here in the subtropics except for the hottest part of summer where they do die off to come back again as the weather cools down.
I did forget to mention the yellow cherry tomato grows almost all year here in the subtropics except for the hottest part of summer where they do die off to come back again as the weather cools down.
Thanks for sharing your dragon fruit pics - very interesting! You'll need a cherry picker to get to that plant up the gum tree when it fruits!
For the price, this is a really good buy instead of spending hundreds on a named dehydrator. Thanks for the review
I've never seen a brooder heat lamp setup for chickens like this before - that's thinking inside the box...
Certainly a book I keep close by my arm chair
