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Tim De Boer: I'm not.
Tim De Boer: All right, here we go. You're ready. Sorry. First thing I've got.
Tim De Boer: None.
Tim De Boer: I know very little about a garden. I really struggle with this thing,
Tim De Boer: but I sort of get there. I'll pay you $25. 00 an hour now, if you do the research,
Tim De Boer: you turn this garden around and this back area doesn't really even need to be
Tim De Boer: turned around. Just need to be kept.
Tim De Boer: In check, but the front can do with a little bit of
Tim De Boer: fixing up. If I start seeing that you actually
Tim De Boer: turning the garden around, I'll I'll make it $40.00 an hour. OK, OK.
Tim De Boer: Because then you're worth all, all or more because you're able to work
Tim De Boer: out how to look after a certain plan for whatever.
Tim De Boer: OK. So with that all these areas really just
Tim De Boer: look after themselves. So all you do is if you're walking around
Tim De Boer: one day and you see something like maybe this plant's dying or whatever,
Tim De Boer: then you might say, oh, Gee, I better check the sprinklers or
Tim De Boer: something because there might be a blockage.
Tim De Boer: But if they're all going fine, that's fine.
Tim De Boer: You just every now and then you pull dead leaves off like this. Yeah. And you,
Tim De Boer: you pull them off. Well, it's plant by plant, but yeah,
Tim De Boer: you can either get them right at the base there or you cut it with a.
Tim De Boer: You cut it properly, so if in doubt, cut it properly. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: and cut the whole leaf off and cut it as low down as you can. Yeah.
Tim De Boer: Otherwise many times you can just pull it right out from the the guts of it. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: same with these. These all have dying bits around them all
Tim De Boer: the time. Yep. The the.
Tim De Boer: Like a Panther type ones just pull them, OK?
Tim De Boer: I don't know what to do about them. They get burnt.
Tim De Boer: I think the only thing I can do is put a.
Tim De Boer: Plus on the top, yeah. If you come up with something great,
Tim De Boer: let me know. So anything you need to buy, you just let me know. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: and I'll give you the credit card. You'll have a car soon,
Tim De Boer: so you'll be able to go to Bunnings and get it or whatever. OK? These.
Tim De Boer: Lily pods, right. Yep. At the beginning of each growing season.
Tim De Boer: So they only grow in summer. Mm-hmm. At the beginning of each growing season,
Tim De Boer: they need 3 tablets in them. I think they're supposed to have 3
Tim De Boer: tablets in them now. Actually, I think they're supposed to have them
Tim De Boer: every two months. They're supposed to get two or three
Tim De Boer: tablets. There's a.
Tim De Boer: Is a a rule for that and I can't remember what it is,
Tim De Boer: but they're probably light on at the moment, yeah.
Tim De Boer: You can if you want, split one pot into two at the beginning
Tim De Boer: of each growing season and you get more and more,
Tim De Boer: but you know it's it's neither here nor there. So long we got plenty,
Tim De Boer: so it's not like we're we're struggling.
Tim De Boer: Number of plants these ones here.
Tim De Boer: So what would really be nice at the back here? Sorry. Oh, yeah, they will.
Tim De Boer: They'll eat whatever they can. But you see here in the corner,
Tim De Boer: I've got a couple in the water. There's water plants.
Tim De Boer: Leave this till later on till you get sort of like comfortable with things.
Tim De Boer: Yeah.
Tim De Boer: Water plants we can put alongside here or whatever that are in the water.
Tim De Boer: The Nice little features I put them in the air. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: that's the problem here is you've got a net. Yeah.
Tim De Boer: So you might even put it in that corner there. Put a couple and push. Yeah.
Tim De Boer: And push the net back a bit. Oh, that actually you've got the deck on the
Tim De Boer: other.
Tim De Boer: I'll push the net back a bit. I would probably then have the have a few
Tim De Boer: picking up there. It's quite nice. Sorry, that's this part here we're talking about,
Tim De Boer: Paul. Everything else pretty well looks after
Tim De Boer: itself. You just every now and then you got to go
Tim De Boer: through and pull the.
Tim De Boer: It out? Yeah. When you pull the **** out, pull some of the.
Tim De Boer: Pull some of the mulch out with it doesn't matter if the a thin layer of the
Tim De Boer: mulch comes out with it, and then we'll put a fresh layer of mulch
Tim De Boer: over the top.
Tim De Boer: The and you do that probably once a year, or once every two years.
Tim De Boer: Something like that. OK, these things should look after themselves.
Tim De Boer: There's a these have got. Well, these have actually got.
Tim De Boer: I was actually quite tricky with this. They're a pot within a pot.
Tim De Boer: Yeah. So if you if you filled the whole product
Tim De Boer: with soil, these would get too big and they they'd
Tim De Boer: be just be impossible. So because Michelle told me I don't get
Tim De Boer: these because they get too big in this pot, they should be all right. Yeah.
Tim De Boer: So I don't think you have to do anything once every three years or so,
Tim De Boer: we might have to report them.
Tim De Boer: Repotting is quite a regular thing, and that that one, OK,
Tim De Boer: the one inside there is look for dead bits and pull. Pull the dead bits.
Tim De Boer: That's it. Just a bit of.
Tim De Boer: If you put water in, I just get a litre bottle and turn it
Tim De Boer: upside down inside the pot and leave it there for the day and then the next day
Tim De Boer: it's gone and the pot's moist. It stopped you getting water everywhere.
Tim De Boer: Doing it the other way, you got this spot here.
Tim De Boer: I haven't worked out what to do with this yet, probably just fill it up with.
Tim De Boer: I don't know. Yeah, I don't want to put a I was going to put
Tim De Boer: a bird **** there, but I don't want to track birds because
Tim De Boer: then they're going to get the fish. But that would be silly.
Tim De Boer: You know what I mean?
Tim De Boer: Put a tractor, kookaburra and then he sees some fish
Tim De Boer: down and he goes oh great.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, exactly where they hang out and there's
Tim De Boer: no net. So I have thought about putting a net in
Tim De Boer: that area and I may yet because we have lost a fish this year, this year, yeah,
Tim De Boer: all the stuff's there for it. That's actually quite complex.
Tim De Boer: But I can show you the stuff, but it's it's not too complex.
Tim De Boer: I've done most of the hard work for it, I just haven't finished it off because I
Tim De Boer: thought we were all right. But then that fish died or got taken.
Tim De Boer: So we're not. Yeah. Just keep an eye out for these.
Tim De Boer: These things require nothing. But you just got to keep an eye out.
Tim De Boer: Because you've seen what happened to.
Tim De Boer: Over here. Oh, yeah, it's all got it's all got those things on
Tim De Boer: them now. It's got what are called.
Tim De Boer: Trip. They've got trip on them, right?
Tim De Boer: So not some new growth here. It's looking all right. Hey.
Tim De Boer: What do you mean? That is that thrip? No, that's just.
Tim De Boer: That's got to be cut at some point because that's dangerous.
Tim De Boer: That's gonna break at some point because it's it's dead and it needs to be fixed.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, but fortunately, I see these coming through.
Tim De Boer: I think we're right. I don't think I have to worry too much.
Tim De Boer: Anymore. I was worried about doing some more on
Tim De Boer: them, but looks like new growth is coming
Tim De Boer: through and they should be all right. These things are the same like Yaga
Tim De Boer: Panthers. You just pull the **** **** off. Yeah, all right.
Tim De Boer: On this spot here.
Tim De Boer: The reason I've put the net up.
Tim De Boer: It's his is his favourite **** spot and she's been making Rat runs through it.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, apparently. And and destroying it. So it was all beautiful here at one point.
Tim De Boer: So I've I've I've done some fertilising and this was all plants. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: it was all plants. Yeah.
Tim De Boer: And Izzy just does a ship runs in here. So I'm.
Tim De Boer: I'll kind of encourage you to do ship runs through here. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: that's way better. Yeah. OK. The rest of it doesn't require a lot.
Tim De Boer: Generally, it's the raking. Like I said, the keeping an eye on ease for damage.
Tim De Boer: And then lastly, which you've got to be careful with.
Tim De Boer: These have got to be cut back.
Tim De Boer: Right. The way I do it is I actually tie some
Tim De Boer: rope to this, put it attached to a brick and then put
Tim De Boer: the brick in the middle of the basketball court keeps this away and then you can go
Tim De Boer: through with the on the other side of these on the other side of the net,
Tim De Boer: you go through with the.
Tim De Boer: Which I'll tell you in a minute and chop them all back.
Tim De Boer: So that's got to be done shortly. It's got to be done within the next sort
Tim De Boer: of couple of weeks really because these are all getting out of control.
Tim De Boer: Other than that, they don't need anything apart from
Tim De Boer: fertilising twice a year.
Tim De Boer: And I've got a folder.
Tim De Boer: Which I'll share with you that has all the garden details and all the names of
Tim De Boer: the plants and stuff from the guys that did it. Those up there will just drop.
Tim De Boer: Don't just automatically drop them. Yeah, and you just pick them up.
Tim De Boer: Same with that one over there. That one up there automatically drops
Tim De Boer: them. And down here. Pick them up. Off it goes. I mean,
Tim De Boer: if you can get them when they're close to dropping, it's great in a sense that.
Tim De Boer: It won't land and destroy plants, but it's pretty hard to do. All right,
Tim De Boer: that's that.
Tim De Boer: Hi coming through.
Tim De Boer: That's just gotta be watered about once a week. Water it pretty deep.
Tim De Boer: It's got a new plant and new flowers going on again. Look.
Tim De Boer: And and that's for the transcript transcript this this is a what?
Tim De Boer: What's that's the moonflower. But I don't know what their actual real
Tim De Boer: name is. It's got a different name to that.
Tim De Boer: Your mum calls them moonflowers. And if you look up moonflower,
Tim De Boer: you'll see what they are.
Tim De Boer: Oh, I'll take you back in here so you'll stop
Tim De Boer: in here.
Tim De Boer: But in the Gara?
Tim De Boer: Yeah.
Tim De Boer: I've got.
Tim De Boer: That's the thing you've got to.
Tim De Boer: So you do that twice a year, front and back instructions are on there
Tim De Boer: and then other than that, you've got shovels and you know that's
Tim De Boer: all your that's got all your gardening stuff, no.
Tim De Boer: For the yeah, that's your thing for doing the topping
Tim De Boer: it back. Yeah. You got to be really careful with that
Tim De Boer: because I have already sliced one power cord with it.
Tim De Boer: Spices power cords. Really easy. Yeah, other than that.
Tim De Boer: Garden it and it's going to slice your net. Your net,
Tim De Boer: if it gets anywhere near there and that there's nothing here that matters. Oh,
Tim De Boer: you got. There's your garden bag up at that corner
Tim De Boer: there. See the green one in Chuck Garden. You're sitting there.
Tim De Boer: Alright, thanks ray.
Tim De Boer: I've gotta be watered every few days.
Tim De Boer: Nothing much to do. They're pretty self throwing after a
Tim De Boer: while and you can ask if you want or I'll let you know when I start to see it.
Tim De Boer: They need to be repotted, which is pretty easy. You tip them out,
Tim De Boer: you you with the soil and then you put new soil in and off you go.
Tim De Boer: They've all got water crystals in them, so they should hold pretty good.
Tim De Boer: Right. Going through in a minute, we'll put that. It's out front actually.
Tim De Boer: Right here.
Tim De Boer: This is your challenge is to get this this looking good.
Tim De Boer: See what you can do. I can't make it out and I think it
Tim De Boer: actually has to be chopped right back. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: because what did happen was it grew all underneath here and got massive,
Tim De Boer: and now it's big tree. But the root system isn't.
Tim De Boer: I don't think big enough to handle the tree.
Tim De Boer: Five. So you end up getting a relatively sparse
Tim De Boer: tree.
Tim De Boer: I'm not sure I I am.
Tim De Boer: Open to you doing what you do. You're gonna have to take mum's stuff off,
Tim De Boer: obviously, but if it if it doesn't work out and it
Tim De Boer: dies, it dies. It's like that's the way. What life is with these things? This one.
Tim De Boer: I think the chance of you getting it out of the pot are pretty slim,
Tim De Boer: but it needs to come out of the pot.
Tim De Boer: Gotta report it ain't gonna do anything.
Tim De Boer: What do you mean?
Tim De Boer: Like.
Tim De Boer: Yeah.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, yeah.
Tim De Boer: It used to be a nice green Bush, but there used to be a lot less of these,
Tim De Boer: so many of them grown over time that they it's all root bound in there.
Tim De Boer: So I don't think the roots. I think it's just root bound.
Tim De Boer: And I think if you rip this out and you put the strongest ones of these in.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, they would actually go all right or not,
Tim De Boer: in which case it's not a great loss. And also it's not a great loss if this
Tim De Boer: breaks because it's so close to breaking anyway.
Tim De Boer: But try to get it out without breaking it if you can.
Tim De Boer: All right.
Tim De Boer: This got nothing to do except get fertilised,
Tim De Boer: and every now and then you might want to hook a branch up to the central state,
Tim De Boer: but it's pretty good generally.
Tim De Boer: Roses just basically these need to be trimmed. See I don't get to it.
Tim De Boer: See once it's finished.
Tim De Boer: Once the Rose is finished, it needs to be trimmed off.
Tim De Boer: Otherwise new roses don't come and the other thing you look for on roses because
Tim De Boer: they always happen is it'll. I don't know if there's there.
Tim De Boer: It was someone there. You'll see that the Rose roses don't rose
Tim De Boer: Bush don't actually.
Tim De Boer: Drive as well as they could the the the flower.
Tim De Boer: My God, Steve, you'll see the flower goes a little bit.
Tim De Boer: See. Like that flower down there from the
Tim De Boer: moment it starts growing, it looks like that with that one just
Tim De Boer: about died, and then you'll see these little white
Tim De Boer: things on it. And they're aphids. Get aphids on it. You got to spray it.
Tim De Boer: I've got to spray in the.
Tim De Boer: In the shed there. Yeah, right in the shed there. The rest of this,
Tim De Boer: I mean, what I would say is.
Tim De Boer: Not Mars. It's really trim these back. Same way you trim the other ones. Yeah,
Tim De Boer: the the big, the two big bushes. Yeah, the roses over there. They get trimmed.
Tim De Boer: Like these ones to take all these dead buds off. All right, same thing.
Tim De Boer: Look for aphids and kill them if they're there.
Tim De Boer: Different fertiliser for the Rose bushes so they you can give them the trophoid as
Tim De Boer: well. It doesn't hurt them but then you give
Tim De Boer: them a rose food on top of that as well. the Rose food is it's in that shed as
Tim De Boer: well. You'll find it. And along there nothing much.
Tim De Boer: Just keep it tidy.
Tim De Boer: Don't worry too much. Should be all fine. These things you gotta make sure they
Tim De Boer: don't go on the pathway. Yeah, get in people's way.
Tim De Boer: And I'll also do it for Allison on this tree here.
Tim De Boer: And that Allison's tree you do with the, you know that one handed thaw.
Tim De Boer: That that folds up, it's in the toolbox that I showed you the
Tim De Boer: gardening toolkit. The electric. No, the hand saw it works pretty well. Yeah.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, you'll find it. And that's it. I think.
Tim De Boer: I don't think there's anything else.
Tim De Boer: Bits that would be good to do up. Not much. I mean,
Tim De Boer: get a few more of these egg pants if you want. You can get them online.
Tim De Boer: I've got a bunch of them online and then that pushed them up a bit more because
Tim De Boer: there's gaps everywhere and online. They're actually pretty good deal you get
Tim De Boer: about they're tiny, but they work.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, that's about it, I think.
Tim De Boer: So like.
Tim De Boer: If if it does all like if it is, does offer to come back?
Tim De Boer: Before, like, obviously, I've focused on the things that already
Tim De Boer: are here, yeah.
Tim De Boer: Improve first. Yeah. Does improve what? Black. If it doesn't improve,
Tim De Boer: what areas would you want or start you, your, your your call.
Tim De Boer: You might like you might decide here this is a bit.
Tim De Boer: I mean it is a bit scraggy just you could do it a lot nicer.
Tim De Boer: I don't really give it a lot of attent I have in the past I've given attention,
Tim De Boer: put really nice fans in and it's so great. I mean I can't see you ever moving this
Tim De Boer: big thing in the corner here. If that took off well.
Tim De Boer: Doesn't seem to be a point, but you know if you decide that there is
Tim De Boer: a point because you've, you've got a, you've got a plan for what this might
Tim De Boer: look like. Go for it.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, there's no limit. It's just, you know,
Tim De Boer: just talk it through with me before you do it, and we'll go for it.
Tim De Boer: Yeah. Is that enough cool?
Tim De Boer: Drop down on that piece of paper for garden working to use so I can skip like
Tim De Boer: for example fertilise. I spent the last time in fertilise stuff.
Tim De Boer: Oh yeah, so, yeah, I'll, I'll, I'll give you the.
Tim De Boer: Schedule for fertilising. Yeah, that's in that folder.
Tim De Boer: And it's basically about March and September, just before winter,
Tim De Boer: just before summer. Oh, the other thing to keep an eye on is the
Tim De Boer: sprinklers. So every now and then test the sprinklers,
Tim De Boer: I'll show you how to test them. All right, that's next.
Tim De Boer: But test these people. It's gonna be semi like pretty quick.
Tim De Boer: Yeah, 2 minutes.
Tim De Boer: Right, we get the.
Tim De Boer: I won't shut a code on that in case.
Tim De Boer: Yeah.
Tim De Boer: It's got the side door and the other one OK.
Tim De Boer: Aye.
Tim De Boer: Talking.
Tim De Boer: In here test it. All you do is manual start and press
Tim De Boer: either two or three for the rear, rear or the front.
Tim De Boer: So two is for the back three is for the front and when you go manual start and I
Tim De Boer: go for instance.
Tim De Boer: Front we'll run it for 10 minutes and then you can go and we'll go out front
Tim De Boer: now and have a look.
Tim De Boer: Isn't one of the three? Yeah, it's already busted.
Tim De Boer: That is a good little thing for you to do first that you'll find all the sprinkler
Tim De Boer: fittings in the garage. They'll be.
Tim De Boer: They will be.
Tim De Boer: They will be in that toolbox. I showed you.
Tim De Boer: There might be other ones around nearby. You'll you'll see it if you look around,
Tim De Boer: you'll see that there's a bag with sprinkler things sticking out of it.
Tim De Boer: Which has got some more stuff in it, but you'll find it. It's all around there.
Tim De Boer: So yeah, you see, they're all running. You just make sure they're running OK.
Tim De Boer: Like that one looks a little bit tired, but I don't know if that's tired for a
Tim De Boer: reason.
Tim De Boer: That one's working. OK. Oh, Mum's got a kangaroo paw there.
Tim De Boer: We've got to pull out the plants. It's a kangaroo paw right here that Rose.
Tim De Boer: You see the top in the pot? It's. I haven't planted it yet.
Tim De Boer: Where to put a kangaroo paw? I don't know.