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Great insight you’re giving there 👍🏻 I’m curious to know if you took over the market garden space from a previous market gardner? Because it’s clear you’re still getting the hang of it all but the equipment you’re using and the washing and storing parts are all real pro setup. Keep up the great work!

This is just what I needed before I make my first attempts to divide my dahlias. Really appreciated the planting out details!! Thank you

Great video such a tidy and organised garden… one question is what size and from where do you get your garden hoops, thanks…

You could make your own cool room… just frame out a small spot and insulate the walls, and for the cooling get an old window ac unit, and there’s an item called a “coolbot” that works with the ac..

Thank you so much! Super informative 💕

I miss your gardening RUclipss. Hope you’re doing well and I look forward to seeing you when you’re up to it. Cheers from Australia. 🇦🇺

You should have way more views and subscribers!

Wow looks great

What temp do you keep it at could you use a regular refrigerator and is it better to but them in there then leaving them in water? Or do you just use it if you’re picking flowers days ahead?

Looks good I don’t get the spiral technique i

You have one of the neatest, tidiest, cleanest market gardens I have ever seen ❤ Very interesting videos, too!

This was so helpful! You did amazing and it helped to watch you both! Really enjoying your channel 😊 Looking forward to more

Thanks for your video and your time! So impressive what u are doing. Im in sapnish pyrinees with my proyect. Carrots here grow that shape because the terrain is rocky and not loose enough.my solución is to loosen the ground with some tool, take out rocks and put deep compost mixed with the original soil. Some year i grow potatoes there so they loosen the soil more and im force to loose even more to take potatoes out. Then i go to no dig or just till the surcace. Also tried alfalfa. Nice but it is Hard to kilo since the roots go so deep but in confined spaces it works.

Can you please explain what this animal "pookie-go" is? You got me enthralled.

You learned much quickly, dear! I can't even tell the difference between the two bouquets, amazing. It's in the blood, no wonder. I love your bouquets, congratulations. Just watched your video from the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️!

Thanks so much. Really enjoyed the vid. Must be so hard to get that balance between growing and taking to market. Well done. We have hares and the are just monsters ;)

Love this! Great video 🙂

Another great video with some interesting insights. Good to see you're doing well after going full time.🙂

Wonderful video😊thank you for sharing.

You’ve got a great layout there Georgia, it all looks beautifully neat and productive 🌱With the coriander, I think you’ll find most of the other commercially grown cori is hydroponic, so they only wash the roots. The farm produce store I used to work for stored them in water, but they were limp in a couple of days. I think what you’re doing cutting it is a great idea. 🌱🌱 xx Cathi xx 😘

How often does the head chef and the restaurant owner come out to your market garden.????

So awesome for you Georgia🌱 Your market garden and produce always look so lovely. Great work and very inspiring xx Cathi xx 😘

Thanks for sharing!!! Im starting my proyect in the pyrinees and everything you tell show and done is so inspiring . Wish u the Best and keep on!!!! Thanks!!!!

Nice garden cheers

😍 *promosm*

Haha funny 😂 hello from New plymouth

Let those bolt and save yourself the expense of buying seeds.

Tbh, i think I would practice my spiraling technique with faux flowers so that once I have that down, I could concentrate on creating the texture and color and style of my bouquet when I’m actually handling the real ones.

Looking hot babe xx

Love the video, Jared is safe with us, will return him in 90% condition xxxx

Well done x

It does look amazing ! Well done for all the hard work

I always enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for taking us along to see the real day to day tasks you work on. ❤❤❤

Hey I’m joining you from London. Unfortunately I seem to loose sound during different parts of the video. Keep up the good work.

Wow!! this was so interesting to watch!! I think you did an amazing job!! Actually I kinda liked yours better. The combination of the colors spoke to me. JOB WELL DONE!! I would buy your bouquet. Your aunt is so very talented. I always wondered how they did it and just learn to spiral. Thank you for posting this. I'm late in commenting; I just found you. Now I'm off to watch your other videos.

Thank you for this detailed walkthrough! I’m just setting up also - can you share where the weed matting is from? Looking for good quality weedmat that won’t rip super fast (I’m also in NZ).

What a beautiful garden in a beautiful region 🥰❤

Really interesting video, thank you for sharing your set-up & reasoning behind it 😊 I was wondering, have you ever thought of doing a road side stall to sell your leftovers, or would that not work for you?

I was going to ask where you got those table cloths! You could definitely sell those things!!! I'm working on getting my table looking better this Spring. It is something I have neglected due to how much baskets and apple crates cost these days and I have OCD, to boot. Your table is something to aspire to! Keep at it Georgia, you are relatable to other young farmers! We love you! You need to find a restaurant or someone to buy your leftovers. I have a small Vegan Cafe by my house and I have them discounts on produce leftover from the market! I get free food from them every time I go! I'm not a vegan but this place makes me think I could do it.

I get so motivated to continue working on my little project every time i see your videos. Have a great week!

If you have time perhaps you may want to talk about the varieties of vegetables you grow ? That would be good info for someone to understand the climate type and what can grow. Thanks .

I really enjoyed this video Georgia🌱 Your stall looked beautiful, and it takes me back to when we used to have a market stall each week, and those early morning starts! Well done, everything looked gorgeous xx Cathi xx 😘

I love your little farm....If you paint the ceiling sky blue in the area you don't want birds, bees and wasps it makes them think it's the sky. they won't build their nests in the rafters thinking no protection ....

Do you know you can grow bana grass for mulching ? I mean if you grow small 20X20 feet you can harvest a lot of grass every 40 days and use it for mulching.

Absolutely awesome look into your operation thank you from a future market farmer in the making 🎉

Looks amazing. And got to be one of the absolute best settings for a market garden on RUclips. 😎 Channel deserves a lot more viewers.

Oh, you all professional now, huh? Awesome!

Happy for you Georgia thats a cool new piece of infastructure! Keep it green!!!!

good job getting a polytunnel, it will extend your seasons well.

Wow glad to see you are still growing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻