In this video, I show you 10 Vegetable crops I’m growing in October.
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G'day Everyone, I've been a little crook lately but coming good now. Thanks for all your support and well wishes! I mentioned Hoselink in the video – use this link to get 10% off Hoselink Garden Products https://l.linklyhq.com/l/5uZu it should apply the discount automatically on checkout. Cheers 🙂
Mark, I’d watch you read the dictionary. Post it up.
I love seeing monthly garden tours and I appreciate the weather/season conversion.
DILL-igently lol had me cracking up!
I think we are behind the times…. we have just planted all of those you mentioned. Thinking now that we should have planted them months ago. 🙁
"That's really bitter." The honesty gave me a laugh and you a "like"!
i like most of all your videos 99% of them
I guess one would have to learn what their zone was, and plant for that zone. Right?
You're not the only 'pickled' one who has had a bad season 😉 (not me, no pickles, all good)
Great video – I have heaps of planting. Brisbane turned up the heat to full these last few days! Not ready for summer!
oh yeah, I planted celtus, that's why my lettuces look weird! ha ha
A monthly video would be great with what you are planting, what’s growing well since last month’s planting, what is harvesting and what to prep for next month. and what work/maintenance needs to be done.
Thanks Mark, your a champ.
Your humor just cracks me up!!! Glad you're feeling better… look forward to your next video! Cheers!
Month by month PLEASE. I'm in CQ and you are the closest to my climate.
Your videos are easy to follow. I love them.
Love the idea of month by month. Would be great to know what seeds you are planting each month too. You are my main source of food production education 🙂
A "what I'm growing/harvesting this month" segment would be great!. As would "what to plant this month" segments.
Thank you for all your videos Mark… love them all and share them! You have inspired me to start my garden, on the patio atm…but I also bought the Birdie raised bed. Any videos you make we all appreciate and only wish you and your family the very best. Take care.
Does the paint on raised garden beds poison people/the soil over time?
I'd like all your videos because you live so close to me and the videos are relative. If you do a round up for the month. Can you let us know what your planting for the month, not just what is growing. I seem to miss the timing for putting in the seeds.
Would love to see what you are growing month by month Mark!
G'day! Do you have a recommendation on a must have gardening book that has a lot of good and useful information? Will you ever publish a book?
I love the idea of what you grow each month, and maybe (If I might be so bold as to suggest further content ideas) what you do each month to prepare or take care of your garden too.
I know you have a lot of videos on prepping the soil and clearing space once plants die down, but doing it following a year would be interesting.
One video on what you grow, and one on the "back-end" stuff so to speak.
Each Month is GREAT!! Thank you for Great Content. You might mention how your environment relates to other Continents. I'm in Northern Northern California. It's similar to yours and opposite seasons. Love watching your channel.
The needles are the problem
Yes please. Every month would be great cos I live where you do 🙂