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I would love to see a ban on slug pellets and weedkiller sales. I don't think they have a place in a garden. There are non-chemical methods to cope with slug damage and weeds.

Any body out there to have to cut keter gardend shed pieces to custom fit ??? how you have cut it? what tool you used? pls share your experience.

Hello!Thank You for the video. Când You screw in the wall plates for hanging tools? Thank You.

This one would have been better if it had a seated blade with can be useful for cutting roots and dividing plant

excellent, thank you

In the US there is a group called "Homegrown National Park" with the goal of planting native plants to attract and bolster native species in your area.

In my experience you need to cover the cardboard with 4-6” of mulch for it to work well. It will stay wet and attract worms.

I like your style bro. Cheers

I cheat a bit hy getting half of a yard of ready made compost for 15USD and add a lot of greens to it. The greens break down in three or four weeks and the compost has been enriched. Here in central Florida, i rarely see a worm.

4:19 what is that wood chipper please?... and thank you

I use discarded kitchen dustbins and drill holes into the sides. I can stack them, turn them without having to use a fork , abd they're always available. After they start to disintegrate, the council recycles them too!

Bloody brilliant talk

Your discord invite has expired. Would you mind creating another one as I would be interested in joining.

Vinyl is supposed to be less likely to burn than wood. Vinyl is supposed to be less likely to melt than aluminum. And there's less rust. It also comes with a vinyl floor.

When are you ment to clean the bee hotels? Do the bees not stay in there year round?

Excellent video, honest and fun,what a great idea, I would of sprayed it green tho lol, I'm new to hot composting and I can't get my heat up either so I'm going to add more nitrogen and water, thank you 😊

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LMAO ....love the intro ...subbed and i aint listened or watched anything so far past 0:18.....Every fkr on youtube needs to just say ...Im talking to my mates down the pub.

Did you ever find that asparagus crown again?

Beautiful! I’m doing the same thing now on an old farm

I just use coffee filters with used ground grounds, Bermuda grass clippings (some completely dried out, some still freshly-cut green), torn up brown paper that typically comes in Amazon packages, maybe a small bowl of vegetable/fruit scraps, and that’s it. I do it in 5 gallon buckets that I drilled holes in. I already made 4 buckets worth of compost that I started back in May, and they’re just about ready to use. I have another one that I’m currently adding. I really believe our 100° weather and my frequent mixing has helped it all decompose so fast. Since I barely use any food in my compost, it hasn’t attracted any pests nor does it stink. I always have a bucket ready to continually add to.

Yes, you don't need one. I used to use a WW11 bayonet to deal with Buttercups. Trowels and forks can do most things. Why spend the money. I spent a lot on mine and it was worth it. It's a joy to use and benefits from that indefinable feel where you know that nothing else will do. A sort of kinesthetic umami. Okay, enough of the pretentious crap. Oh, and the serrated edge is brilliant for root pruning.

You could have created one video, and edited the filler.

Hi! About "mixing" materials by chopping them with a lawn mower... Mowers CAN get greasy and oily and you don´t want that in your compost. There can also be other fluids and chemicals that end up in your cut materials, specially if it´s a gas mower. There is nothing wrong with manual mixing so why complicate it.

Haha that water is totally a leaky pipe of that house opposite!

Good video. I have removed my old wooden shed and have 8 wooden beams for the base of my new Keter shed. This means the base will have gaps in between although the beams are level. I wanted this to keep the height as we had flooding last year. If I put mdf on the floor on the inside, do you think this is feasible or do I need to remove the beams and have a completely level base for the Keter shed floor.

Rinse out the left over dregs from your milk bottles ! microbes in the dregs accelerate the break down of your carden waste, works brilliant with grass cuttings and green waste

How many and how large holes did you make on the bottom?

Omg how are you so hot? That little dance at the end, I had to take a break. 🤣

As for pronouncing compost; someone needs to get a life. And as you said, we both know what we are talking about.

This is happening worldwide. All my waste goes in my compost bin. Nothing goes to the landfill. The compost industry is... huuuuuuge.carbon footprint they use chemicals to add to it also. I save my seeds and grow all my own veg and they travel to my plate from my garden not on international freights.... How much does the carbon footprint for the illegal cloud seeding cost for the entire UK? Silver oidide is showing up in our soil and things arent growing. Even in communist countries they grow their own vegetables. This is demonic. To do this to us is to kill us.

You need to watch Douglas Tallamy. He has done decades of research on the exact topics you state for which there has been no research done(albeit in North America). Homegrown National Park is exactly about changing habitat for native fauna one garden at a time. But he also says that 70-80% native plantings is ok for this purpose and you can plant other species as long as they are not invasive to your region. As well, although pollinators and birds will use on-natives, they have different nutritional value. Our natives in the Great White North have higher fat content, etc for surviving extreme winters and for migration energy.

I don’t agree with this. It has too much human intervention, the bees need to be hardy enough under natural conditions to find a suitable home and stay there over winter without humans moving the wood inside. Doing that will foreseeably reduce the resilience of the bees.

You've done an amazing job with the plot Tom 🙌💚👏

Even seasoned gardeners have failed crops just dont give up, dont forget feeding your plants and you'll be suprised 😊

A large cooler.

Thank you for the information...very useful!!!!😊

Very helpful.

silky is 10x better but he cant earn commission on it thats why he likes the crap one

New subscriber from the states...you need to get yourself a stirrup hoe to cut the weeds off. Had problems with Canadian thistle which sends out runners as well. The more you pull them the more they sprout up along the runners. Keep cutting them off and they eventually give up.