High-Density Edible Garden on 1/5 Acre | Autumn Food Forest Tour 🍂

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   @SustainableHolly 3 months ago

   Welcome back to my garden! What have you been harvesting lately? Let me know 👇also sending dry weather vibes to our friends on the East coast that are struggling with all the rain😣

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   @amelielabrie796 3 months ago

   Do you do consulting in Perth. I have a very tiny, suburban garden and would love assistance in getting it started

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   @SikrosSpencer 3 months ago

   I thought the “sea urchin” was lychee lol

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   @AnEtchersketch 3 months ago

   Beautiful work, Holly! Very inspiring. And glad to see the rain has come back to Perth over the last couple days, can only hope it stays a little while!
   A bit of a random question for you: Have you noticed any difference in the presence of certain insects/ potential pests with the arrival of frogs in your pond?

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   @tharasingh1852 3 months ago

   Beautiful garden Holly. I like the idea of chop and drop to allow more sunlight and makes mulch on the same time. I’m also doing high density backyard gardening in Sydney. I harvested last produce is pomegranate which was super sweet 😊

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   @littlebrownrabbitphotography 3 months ago

   Apparently (Dr Google) says it's a Golden Orb Weaver (Trichonephilia Edulis). They prey on insects, and not harmful to humans. I'm also very interested if you do consultations? I'm in Perth Hills.

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   @joannedixon1977 3 months ago

   Working on a cut flower garden inspired by you to just give it ago

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   @Pachinko1 3 months ago

   It’s so nice to see a video from you Holly. Some of my garden too has been suffering with no rain in Perth. It looks happier today after heavy rain. My 3 avocado trees and single mango tree are growing in beautifully! I can’t wait to see a giant avocado from your tree!

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   @stephaniewilliamson342 3 months ago

   Fabulous to see an update and so many new additions to your garden Holly. Loving this rain we are finally getting.

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    @karenlouisepresent1273 3 months ago

    Thanks for another great video Holly. I'm pretty sure that's a golden orb spider. We've had a couple beofre. Their webs get to be huge & their backs swell up & look really scary but they are harmless so we assumed they are beneficial 😉

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    @Icemane1995 3 months ago

    Im also in sandy old Perth. Do you have any guides on setting up the soil for success? Can we fix the soil we have or is it better to just give up and get a truck load brought in from somewhere else? Have done a lot of research about adding clays etc but a lot of it conflicts. Just seeing if you had a video or a guide on this

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    @linesydclb8845 3 months ago

    I think your spider is a Golden Orb. Have you thought of growing any berries? Interested to know whether you have had any luck?

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    @salilsahani2721 3 months ago

    Thank you 🙂

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    @ren8240 3 months ago

    Hi Holly, any tips to get Feijoas fruiting? They've been in for I think about 4 years!

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    @thirstymercfan 3 months ago

    Feijoas, arghh I was
    Drooling when I saw those feijoas getting collected 😊 yum

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    @veganwinter 3 months ago

    Thank you for not hurting the spider. Gorgeous golden orb weaver. We have them everywhere 💕 I love your garden. Thank you for sharing it with us.

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    @thirstymercfan 3 months ago

    Holly, would be great to see an update on grafted fruit trees and maybe see you grafted some so we can see too

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    @PJJoys 3 months ago

    Fantastic thank you

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    @christineholmes1696 3 months ago

    It’s so lovely to have a Perth Gardener here, thank you so much. Where did you get the raised beds please.

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    @KatStewart-e9x 3 months ago

    Hi Holly, Great to see what you're doing in your garden. Fingers crossed autumn/winter has arrived after this weekend. You have a golden orb spider. They are amazing spiders that make huge intricate webs. They will catch surplus insects in their webs, but are also part of the food chain with some small birds etc. Our garden has become a haven for them over the years and we love having them.

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    @uppanadam74 3 months ago

    After 5 months of summer it is about the weather is about too turn and hit here in Adelaide!! Hopefully we get something!! LOL!!

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    @01Barb 3 months ago

    Garden looks great🎉
    I will.have to try growing trees from seeds ..sure will be a challenge 🙏

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    @ngairepowell2022 3 months ago

    Here is TAS it is much colder than Perth, my last havest was the remaining jalapenos on my plant before first frost. Now I'm waiting on my autumn/winter seeds to get going, i was a bit late planting but I'll hopefully have some spinach coming in soon.

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    @EveryoneWhoUsesThisTV 3 months ago

    👍

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    @zez124696 3 months ago

    How do you plan where you plant and keep up with the different gardening schedules of all your different plants?

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    @craigmetcalfe1749 2 months ago

    Hey Holly! Where do you get you dwarf fruit trees from? I am trimming back my food forest to get more light in and I am looking for more dwarf fruit trees. I have a Super Dwarf Banana and recently purchased a black sapote (not a dwarf but is a sapling at the moment. As far as flowers go, I have planted Hellebores which I haven't grown before but they are known as the winter rose and of the three different colors, one of them is black. I planted this as understory to a curry leaf plant (I make a lot of curries and can't keep up with the growth), a white azalea and a giant pink camellia in a south facing bed which at the moment gets a lot of shade. Cheers!

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    @StyleMySweets 2 months ago

    So inspiring! I always look forward to a new video from you! 😍👍👏

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    @upliftlife11 2 months ago

    You have a beautiful garden. I enjoyed seeing it, thanks for sharing 😊

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    @allisonbowman2988 2 months ago

    Hi Holly, could we use canna lillies in place of Qld Arrowroot? Having a hard time sourcing!