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Very nice place. We were there in September and enjoyed one of the most beautiful sunsets there. Even the restrooms are nicely done.

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Looking good Larry! Keep the updates coming! Mossy

Is it a gooseberry that's being munched? If so it may actually be sawfly,

Great work Larry, if I get half that I will be happy. Looking forwartd to seeing more updates as well. All the best.

Looking good mate. Tomatoes are looking good.

Awesome update and thank you for sharing and have a blessed day

Great stuff. i am trying some spuds in Ikea bags had some so trying it just started and some carrots in a pot see how we go. Green house looks great too. Dave

Nice update Larry. I really need to sow some lettuce, no space yet!!

You've been busy Larry. Good man. Cheers.Chris

Larry, great video, you are a very busy man. Keep the updates coming!

with your seeds that are not germinating try them in some damp kitchen towel and put in plastic bag and put in fridge for 2 weeks they should sprout if their healthy seeds

I hope the birds did not get in while you left the netting up love the idea of your moveable netting cage

Hi Larry, Great update. Where did you get the netting? Need to get something similar. Was it expensive? Thanks Richard

You have a lot going on there and it is all well under way. Thanks for a very comprehensive update, you are definitely showing me how it should be done. I only hope I am taking it all in quick enough. Thanks also for the shout out, if I was able to help you then that makes me happy. All the best and looking forward to more.

Brilliant update Larry. I've grown potatoes in pots before and I've been impressed with the yield. Haven't seen someone bury the pots so deep into the ground before so it will be interesting to see how you get on.

Hi Larry. Thats interesting burying your potatoe containers, great update Larry and thanks for sharing with us.

Belting job Larry ! It will be interesting to see how your potato project turns out ? Very detailed video well done !!

Very interesting project with your potato tubs. I grew a salad potato last year in tubs (Esquita, not seed but regular Tesco) stored them in the tubs in my shed, tipped them out last Saturday and they were in perfect condition! I would have had a better yield if I had watered more carefully. Its a job I leave till last because its boring and I'm idle too. This year I'm planting all my potatoes in tubs and have turned over a new leaf about the idleness. Thank you for sharing your allotment experience, I really enjoy your vids. LOL

Wow you are not doing anything by halves there, and it looks like you have put a lot of hard work and money into growing those spuds. I have never seen anyone use that technique before burying the containers so far down and I really hope it works well for you. I think like everyone else I am really interested to see what happens and how it turns out. You could well have started a brand new gardening technique if you end up with a bumper crop. All the best and well done.

You can get a ericaceous feed from wilkos or garden centre. As Brendan said it wouldn't hurt to top dress the bed with some ericaceous compost. Cheers Chris.

Lovely video Larry I have two blueberry bushes for the first-time hoping mined will be ok and planting my first ever seed potatoes I only got ear lies at present called rocket hopefully will plant this weekend

Hi Larry, I know nothing about blueberries but, if they like acid compost it might be worth picking up a bag of ericaceous compost that is used for acid loving plants like Rhododendrons etc and giving them a dressing. I don't plant my tubs as deep as you did but you mentioned moisture retention. That is important as you will need to keep an eye on water because the leaf canopy will shed water away from the bucket and, unlike nearby potatoes in traditional growing, most won't go to another potato plant. My only concern would be waterlogging if the ground gets too wet because that's an issue I have to deal with all the time as the water table is high on my ground even though I am on top of a hill... the clay pan is only about a foot down so my spuds would be standing in water. You've done some digging at that soil because you have it in beautiful condition. It's a real credit to you. I hope your spuds do well or I'll feel very guilty...no I'll not, I'll blame Dan. Best Wishes, Brendan.

everything looks ready to go!

Looks like you're all sorted for the year ahead. I love that cold frame.

I hope your kettle do not boil dry lovely video thanks for sharing Larry

Thanks for the update :-)

Your ahead of me mate. Your kettles gunna boil dry. Mine did and a had to replace it 😫

I reckon that bee was lost. Really interesting looking around your plot and seeing everything that you have got going over there. You certainly seem to be completely on top of things and planning ahead. Very nice and thorough update Larry, thanks for sharing.

Hi larry, I have just subbed you, I have a polytunnel identical to yours, its now in its 3rd season but its started to rot, as soon as it starts to rot I would cover it with a heavy duty see through tarp, I have just built a greenhouse out of one (see my video) I decided to build another instead of repairing the tunnel as I am allowing my chickens to use it as shelter when it rains, plus the fact that I have moved it 3 times and the metal frame is starting to weaken, you have a great looking plot there though, all the best simon

Hi mate just stumbled across your videos and have subscribed.. One thought about the plastic idea over the cage you have acounted for the added weight and saggage from snow ond water?

Looking good Larry !! Those slim raised beds are bang on, I did the same on my allotment along my fence as not to waste growing space ! P.S don't Wadsworth brew a beer called 6X ?????

you are obviously a good gardener. Great work for one year. Where in the UK are you?

We've had it really bad with the rain here so I haven't been able to do much at all. You look as though you are getting off to a flyer though. All the best, Aaron

I use that 6x but its called grow organic here. I get it form the lotty shop. £6.20 a bag. The bag lasts me 2 years on my half plot. Its really strong stuff and if put on to thickly can burn young root systems. Plots coming along nicely Larry. Soon be putting ya spubs in. ☺ Cheers Chris.

Hi Larry. Great video. I've got red hot pokers in my garden at home. keep up the good work. nice site you have. Gary

Hi Michael. I saw your video when you put a door on your polytunnel. That's why I put a door on mine when the zip broke it's makes it much easier getting into it now. Thanks larry

If you have very clay soil that will hold the water so that may have something to do with it as well. Great work on the polytunnel, and best of luck with the year ahead. You look in great shape for the new season.

Hi Larry, they say an hour's work in Winter is worth 6 in Spring and Summer (or something like that..essentially, it's well worth doing). I have a water and drainage issue because I'm on a flat section of the top of a hill and water is held in the soil. I have lovely, loamy soil but clay only a foot under so there's nowhere for water to sink to. I built raised beds 8' to 12" high (depending on materials available) to get the plants up and it helped a lot. Will your plot drain quickly if it gets a chance? If not, I would suggest raising the sides of your beds... expensive to do all at once because they have to be filled too and an 8x4 bed holds a lot of soil but it could be an ongoing project, one at a time. I'm looking forward to seeing how you develop the plot not that the groundwork s mostly done. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Looking good dad, looking forward to the berries please!!

Larry that is an awesome record of your first year and very well done. To go from nothing to all that is simply breathtaking. All the best for next year mate! - Aaron

A short look at how my allotment changed in my first year. Thanks for watching would appreciate any comments. Larry