Planting My Small Nut and Fruit Trees for Spring, Tired Bee Rescue! - Rocky Tropix Gardening

Some of these small fruit trees have been waiting over a year to get into the garden, so it's good to see them go in! I'm also very happy to get my Macadamia Nut Tree into the ground! Looking forward to grapes and other tiny fruit trees I planted off camera. I didn't have time to video them! I'll show you those in my upcoming Spring Garden Tour! ABOUT US... In early 2025, hubby and I moved into our unit in the Temperate Gardening Zone of Melbourne, Australia. We were previously @rockytropixgardening in the Far North of Australia. I still add videos on this first channel. Melbourne is in the Australian Hardiness Zone 10b, (USA 9a/9b) which considers how tough plants need to be in Winter... Melbourne has 4-5 frosts, each Winter. Usually no colder than minus two or three degrees Celsius. We also have dry, hot Summers, sometimes with hot northerly winds coming in from more desert areas. Often there is a thunderstorm or cool change at the end of a day with extreme heat... Melbourne is officially "a Mediterranean Climate". OUR HISTORY... In June 2020, my husband and I felt called to a small rural area in Far North Queensland... It was at the other end of Australia to where we were, in Melbourne, Victoria. Exactly three years after our arrival up north in early 2021 - to the day! We felt we were to move back to Melbourne. All of the above starts this new journey on Reverse Homesteading, from country with lots of space, back to a small garden in a city of 5.2 million people! See the start of our next garden-making journey, from late January 2025... Now we have finally moved into our small home in the suburbs! WHERE WE ARE ONLINE... I'm also on Instagram ‎@ReverseHomesteading  If you would like to see my sister YouTube Channel from our time in the tropics, with wallabies, chickens, frogs, snakes and garden tours, you can see it here:    / @rockytropixgardening   Also on Instagram ‎@rockytropixgardening  Welcome to my journey!