May 13, 2024

VIDEO: The FINAL Garden Tour and Harvest 🎬


Every beginning must have an end…

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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: The FINAL Garden Tour and Harvest 🎬

  1. I love persimmons and had no idea about the two types nor that they needed a hard frost to ripen. I wish I had more of a backyard to grow more things. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

  2. I would be thrilled if you would create a few Winter videos for the coming months. I missed videos last Winter. Glad you still have a pretty vigorous Tuck friend at his age. Thank you for everything you do!

  3. Hi James, live the channel and persimmons. Can you recommend a reputable resource for the purchase of bare root persimmon trees? Thank you have a lovely Christmas and productive winter. Keep doing what you do.

  4. I have tried to make Hachiya persimmon jam, but something has soured the batch in all but one time. My only success at canning was using Pomona Pectin. I'm afraid to make a persimmon pie in case after all that cooking, it turns sour. I have consistent success drying them. The fully ripe persimmons can't be dried, but the nearly ripe persimmons can be sliced; then the dryer develops the sugars. Dried persimmon is delicious and a great snack. I make a puree of fully ripe persimmons and freeze it. Don't use a food processor to puree because too much agitation can cause it to sour. What do you do with all those Hachiya persimmons once you are sick of eating them?

  5. Amazed your Persimmon haven't been eaten. My tree is ravaged entirely by Rainbow Lorikeets except for the fruit I cover in little jewellery baggies.
    Thanks for your videos. Even in my tiny courtyard garden I've been able to use your experiences (and my own) to grow fruit and vegetables. Now looking forward to moving in next several months to a few hectares and take what I've learned over there.

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