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I love your video as it gives all of us who are trying to create a wildflower meadow in our lawn hope. Too many videos shows millions of flowers in their lawn. When in reality it is much more often like yours as one starts out. Keep them coming.

Brilliant!

Love a bit of composting 🌱🍄

highlight of my year is when the Compost Queen posts again!🪴🌱🌿

Flora!! Where have you been? I had hoped for lots of summer videos from you. This is great. I wish I lived closer to town so that I could create a compost club like this on my property. There is so much waste of resources that could become black gold to local gardeners.

Good tips , always giving us the Best

Am gone try this recipe no more buying strawberry jam again ❤❤❤ blessed

Thanks so much for sharing the healthy ad yummy recipe u cen also Cook it like the way ad make a yummy toast with eggs ad bread the kenyan way

Wooww beautiful flowers, watching all the way from kenya

Sorry, meant to say I love your videos, they're nice and short and informative. Thanks alot.

Flora could you tell me where you got your boiler suit from please. Thanks

The moist comment combined with a dog sneeze made me spit my tea out! ive just bought 2 small Aubergines for £1.90 thats why im here, thanks

Great to see you back. My blueberries on my two bushes are doing well but I wasn't very sure how to feed them, now I know! Thank you! More, more videos...please.

I have one blueberry plant and I plan to get more. They are delicious and so good for us.

Thank you Flora. Will they grow well from 30L containers, rather than in the ground, and also do they grow up galvanised mesh very well? We have a large porch and would like to grow them up mesh between each of the posts. They will get plenty of sun and i'm hoping they will act as a good wind breaker before winter. Appreciate your advice and also anything else you recommend we could grow in same location/setup. Thanks again! 😃

Delighted I found this.... Thank you for an excellent tutorial.

Looks great & so easy to make.

To those of you in North America and Europe or some other places, the 28th of August is Springtime in Australia.

I have plums and also pluots in season.

Great video, very helpful. I just tried parsley for the first time, it held up better than I expected.

I just read a story where an inn keeper was going to make Gooseberry fool. I had to look it up 😊 I have no idea where I would find gooseberries, but it looks good! Thank you for sharing. From southern California

Mine grows well in Scotland, Stirlingshire. But fruit didn't get big enough. I think it is too exposed. My next door neighbor has a really old tree that produces masses of good sized figs.

Very helpful. Thanks!

Hoy hice la receta y me quedo fabulosa gracias a ti.... 😊

thank you for the video. We have rhubarb in the backyard and would like to try this.

Mr. T, “I pity the gooseberry fool…”

Lovely video with just the information I'm looking for. Thanks for the encouragement!

Wonderful video, thank you. It popped up as a suggestion by RUclips, must know that I have had little success growing cucumbers so far! How many cucumbers did you get from a single plant? I am now going to look at what other videos you have created. 😊

From your introduction I would not call your meadow small. 15 ft x 15ft was my back garden. Same size as everyone elses round where I lived. Except the 2 up 2 down terraces of course. Their back yards were smaller 😂

My wildflower garden has had 33 plant species flower so far this year and will exceed 50 before the end of the year. The target is a hundred self sustaining species in less than 80 square yards. You have to proactively put the stuff in and do some species management though during set up. It is a woodland and margin garden. Remember the aim is flowering NOT PRETTY FLOWERING, moss, docks, nettles and grass (seven species of grass last year) etc count. I started with raked bare earth and 5 species in the garden 2 summers ago. The flashy brigade eg tulips and forget-me-nots help with the mow-the-weed-patch tidy minds. The plants are just the indicator species you want a lot more than just them. One of the plants to add several specimens of this season is ragwort because I'm after the cinnabar moth also as an addition; who knows that may attract a cuckoo. However I’d settle for a song thrush nesting in the sycamore leaf-bowl that I am protecting. One song thrush in five years! When I was a boy they were so common in gardens.

Great ❤

Lovely video- chard lover here, I have a t -shirt worn at market that has a farmer gal triumphantly wielding a bunch of greens that is captioned-"Take Chard!!" I have not tried chard with sweet potatoes but do cook it quite alot like you, though sautéing onions and peppers with the stems, steaming the leaves- here in Maine, we love vinegar and chard seldom goes naked without it. Take care, thank you.

hi, I just have a question I've grown aubergines early April and there about 5-6 cm tall now do you think its a bit to late or can I hope for any aubergines in August/ September ? thank you.

Excellent video. Know I have a simple starter recipe for chard, so thanks. I've never eaten chard but will be sowing two troughs later today (one of each). Does it freeze well? I have limited space and find growing a glut which I freeze helps me to free up growing areas so I can follow on with the next thing. Do you grow the sweet potatoes yourself and if so is it out doors?

Flora, this is such a lovely video. Thank you for sharing. Chard is one of my favorite greens of all time. I enjoy cooking it down in a bit of bacon grease with garlic and crunchy celtic sea salt--though I quite like your method as well!

Ooh marvellous!! I was just about to complain that we didn't see nearly enough of you last season, which I hope will be compensated for this year! That looks like a wonderful way to serve chard. It's autumn here in Tasmania, and I am blessed with abundant chard of glorious colours, much of which is gobbled up by 🐐 and guinea pigs. I need a new chard recipe. The only vegetable dish my vegephobe son would voluntarily eat is spanakopita, surprisingly. Another favourite of mine is spicy lentils and rice with chard. Do keep us up to date with your gardens and recipes please!

This is great - really clear. Thank you!

Are you coming back to RUclips? We’ve been enjoying your gardening and cooking but you’ve been gone six months…

Specialized in growing lettuce

I've recently started growing Plums, apples etc. Seems food insecurities are coming around the world. I can't possibly eat all my fruit off 4 trees, so I turned to youtube and found this video. This made it very easy for me. Thanks.

Wow Lovely Plants ~ Thank you for good sharing 😊 LIKE 17 My friend, have a good relationship 😊

GOOD LORD WHAT A STOVE

Plums seem to be very unripe

I was wanting a recipe for plum jam and I stumbled upon you. Your recipe was perfect, thanks. I am loving your gardening videos. I to are practicing the Charles Dowding method. Love what your doing.

How long to bake

I love your channel 👏🏻 👏🏻

Can you grow cucumbers outdoors in the UK ?

fantastic video, thanks for the advice. extremely efficient way for pruning.

Please post a picture next summer!

How lovely that your neighbors cannot see your front yard so you can just enjoy it as you like!