Everyone has been wanting to see an update on the Mediterranean garden after 5 months and never watering it besides what it gets from the rain. This garden is thriving!
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That's beautiful.
Do you have a clue how big a pomegranate grows?
Could you grow an olive tree over in MI?
Edit: Also, have you ever dabbled in bonsai?
Figs!!!
Dear MIgardener, I have a question/request. I saw on Facebook these plant molds. You place the plastic molds on the forming fruit or whatever you would like and once the fruit is fully grown it should be the shape of said mold. What is your view on this and will you try this next growing season just to see if it would work?
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Thanks a lot for the good info, Luke. However, I get a decent amount of rain, and my ground soil is always damp – and my oregano thrives in it. And I really want to see some info on erba stella. Isn't that Mediterranean? I got zero germination from the seed packet I bought from you.
Thank you!
In the Bible it said not eat the fruit of the trees , only on the 4th year, and the first fruit you'll have to donate (only 1)
My thyme in Z3 survived last winter with a lot of kill back. Rosemary, if you give it a leanto shelter against the building could pull through; my parents plant is decades old by doing this.
bro did you know papaya can give off fruit within the year when grown from seed? lol
I wish I could grow those things outdoors at my place. It is great to see it doing so good. I can't wait for the spring update
Thanks for the video Luke! Its so inspiring seeing you grow this kind of stuff in Michigan. I am in MI also and am looking forward to growing some crazy stuff in the years to come!
Interesting that you can grow figs! It is probably too late in the season from them to ripen now.
and be careful with the pomagranite. that will turn into a tree.
Celery requires lots of water, so placing those plants in a dry environment (as in this case) will most likely give you small and dry stalks. However, the foliage is said to be great in cooking as well, so I'm sure you'll enjoy it either way.
Are you gonna cover that fig for winter or will it survive ?
Very nice cold hardy garden!
Where is the olivo (olive) and Rosemary loves sun in the Mediterranean climate since its hot.
how old is the fig
Thanks for sharing Luke! Its amazing you can grow all these plants in Michigan! I am in Minnesota and have been keeping all my Mediterranean plants in pots, but may try planting them in the ground after watching your video.
Hi..my city has a Mediterranean/cold semi-arid climate (i live in thessaloniki greece) and we received only around 350-380mm annual rainfall the last two years, basically only in late autumn and spring (even though we have Mediterranean climate here it doesn't rain in midwinter…for example this year we have only 2,4mm in two months) …..and sometimes we have even two months in summer with no rain at all and 40+ weather…and the wild figs, rosemaries, wild thymes ect here are so healthy, they don't care at all
They are soooo drought tolerant so don't worry about anything…even a serious summer drought where you live won't kill them
P.s. i am sorry if you have a problem understanding milimeters and Celsius
I live in southern Arizona. I have a similar setup in the corner of my yard that's doing fantastic.
What variety of pomegranate is that. I have a Russian pomegranate. Our lowest temperature last winter was 13 degrees. It still got knocked to the ground
If your plant had come with little figlets already growing on them, would you have snipped them off for it to concentrate on root growth and not fruit production? My plant had a HUGE root ball, so I am hoping that the 5 figlets are ok to grow. Thanks for all the great info!
Hi Luke I'm new to the channel, I live in Clarkston MI. And I like to know do you have to wrap the fig and yhe pomegranate for winter? I bought a fig I have it in a 40 gallons container it actually just got to figs. And I'm worry it will not survive the winter.
How is the fig now?
Your plants are so green. Mine look a little sunburned on the edges. What’s the secret to have very green plants?
Different parts of the mediterranean region gets different amounts of rain.
Are pomegranates evergreen?