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What tools do you like to frequently use? And if you have any not listed, post them down below! :D
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How about an extra long video showcasing all of Mark's raised garden beds in the main veggie patch?
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Welcome back Mark - looks like he has been busy!
Very exciting information and I'm sure we would all love to see what that stump will look like a couple years from now. Hopefully all incorporated into the soil.
And for those of us that made it to the end... I bet we are all excited to see more...
What do you think?
Have you ever ordered/grown trees before and how did you go?
I have just bought a small lemonade tree after getting inspired. What are your plans in the upcoming seasons?
Let's look at Mark's mistakes and learn how to avoid them.
What gardening 'mistakes' have you been guilty of?
I'll start first; trying to grow cold-climate plants when I live sub-tropical and wonder why they aren't doing so well...
As kids, most of us ate and loved jelly. As adults, most of us still love the stuff, but we tend to start looking at it as a junk food treat because, let's be real, most jelly on the market is nothing but sugar, gelatin (gelatine), colour, and flavouring. Sometime we'll kid ourselves that we're...
hope everyone is doing great down under, I love gardening and chasing my chickens, looking forward to making friends and exchanging ideas and seeds.
im on YouTube Lena's Backyard Homestead please help my channel grow.
Hey Guys,
I was searching for new indoor plant and rare tropical fruit trees that grow well in Australia. I found this website called Tradewinds South Coast. I contacted the owner who was easy to deal with. They have heaps of different fruit trees like chocolate pudding fruit, ice cream bean...
Hello everyone! New to the forum, decided to finally join, big fan of the channel and also a long time fruit and veg grower mostly in pots. This year I'm growing on a small plot of land so we see how it turns out.
Anyway, I was really hoping that someone could help me out, I've got a 13 year...
Good morning all,
My name is Tynan and I am quite 'green' when it comes to gardening, after reading Cicero's How to Grow Old, I've been an avid viewer of Mark and many other Homesteaders on the web. Seeing as I am finally moving into a 5 acre plot of land on the South side of Brisbane ( Camira...
Hi all, in my latest VLog I describe how I make lime cordial from an excess of limes grown completely organically. There are other things going on in the video but the lime squeezing is around the middle.
If you were looking for a substitute to blueberries that is much easier to grow then the Ceylon Hill gooseberry is a good choice.
The shrub is very easy to grow, requires little fertiliser or extra care, and one it reaches maturity produces masses of delicious berries.
The berries are...
I found this longan fruit at the local supermarket so I bought a few because I have never tried them. They are similar to lychees - I think anyway... And, I found the fruit quite nice although not very big.
The pulp is surrounded by a husk like shell which can be split with a thumb nail or...