In this video, I give you a full raised-bed vegetable garden tour of Self Sufficient Me, showing what’s growing and what I have planned to grow.
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Self Sufficient Me is based on our small 3-acre property/homestead in SE Queensland, Australia, about 45kms north of Brisbane – the climate is subtropical (similar to Florida). I started Self Sufficient Me in 2011 as a blog website project where I document and write about backyard food growing, self-sufficiency, and urban farming in general. I love sharing my foodie and DIY adventures online, so come along with me and let’s get into it! Cheers, Mark 🙂
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G'day Everyone, yes, this is a long video, but I thought you might like a good old relaxing long walk around the garden with me… Cheers 🙂
so i am in adelaide… so what do I do with my rashberry plants that came up last year…. do I just leave them and hope that I just get more this year?, or do i cut them back and see what happens… last year I only got about 8 rashberries…help
ground apple..is that the same as sugar beet? love your channel!
I agree with you on the fact that your garden doesn't have to look pretty to grow great food. I don't care what others think about how my garden looks. I'm feeding my family fresh food. Thanks for the tour Mark.
I absolutely love these longer videos 🙂 The moment i saw that it was 1 hour long, i was wrapped! Good stuff, there, mate 🙂
You always keep it interesting Matk
Brilliant! Love watching your videos, have learnt a lot from you. Live in the Little Karoo in South Africa very hot and very dry climate but we keep trying. Thank you
Would love tro try some anustomato
Those cockatoos are onery birds , arghhh!
Grow the Everglades here in Missouri!
Do you ever get a break from the bugs?
Greetings from the Sunshine Coast. Thanks for another super interesting video, Mark. After seeing this video I now know that it is not too late to plant my sprouting potatoes, and an asparagus tuber start. It is warming up too fast this year. Hard to believe that it is still winter.
Very detailed and informative
ARE YOU ABLE TO GROW MANGO
wauw what a story already just looking 5 minut
Potato from clippings… I don't know if that will work, but I can tell you that sprouts off a tuber can and do produce a crop. Just like sweet potato slips, pop them off when you see a roots forming, pop them into water for a few days, or a seedling pot and soil, and they will develop into hardy transplants. It is how I grew 15# blue potatoes and 20# of yukons out of 2 tubers each from last year. I got enough rooted sprouts to plant a 15 ft row of each. 😊
You have a nice garden .What kind of fertilizer you use ?
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Ananas is french for pineapple
Why do i watch these videos at the end of my growing season?
What a delightful tour of a beautiful garden as I sip my morning coffee and plan next years garden. I loved your "plant nursery" I have to transplant mine to their permanent locations. It has been too hot and dry to put them in.