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It’s not even 5am watching this and that salad looks SO good. lol🤤 😊

Magic, that shed could do with a camping stove now so you can brew up and warm things through

Do white micro clover paths. A lot easier to maintain, gives the lush green effect and adds biodiversity

Allotment Salad Free - Starter in restaurant £9.50 😀

Bet the salad tasted great! Home grown veg produces the best flavours.

The salad looked good. It's so amazing to eat something you grew yourself. Nice to see the transformation. See ya next time.

You are doing so well!! Congratulations 🎉. I love your channel. I'm currently starting in my garden after many years off (mother of 6). This year wasn't a great one to start let's be honest 😂 but it's started so all we can do is go forth and conquer! My peas 🫛 turned to white powder mildew, pulled the carrots and potatoes too early and I have tomatoes coming out of my ears! Obviously lots of green ones 🙄. But heyho that's what it's all about. Can't wait for the next episode! Well done 👏

Dont forget to give the beans a quick boil before eating.

Awesome meal and already washed 🤭🤭. You have really done a great job this year Will here’s to an even better 2025 season, Ali 🌞☔️🇨🇦

I grew long white radishes this year surprised at how quick they grew I grate them in a salad really nice not really that hot but sweet think they where called Astor I'll be growing them again , slugs have been a right pain this year , Grass paths look nice but one heck of a lot of work to keep tidy and I found the grass creeps under the wood into your bed's you really have to keep on top of them , if your drying your beans to save wait until they go brown you'll hear them rattle inside , well done on your crops so far in such a short time you've had it looking great 👍

Well done, your getting there and the hard works payinnng off.

Well done for your first harvest. Quick tip - pick leaves just before you leave to prevent wilting.

Best to dig plants out when the soil is wet, too many spades and forks are broken or bent by digging in dry ground.

That metal frame you put at the back of your plot would make a great pea frame or bean frame using string across or maybe even good enough for your grapevines if its big enough and just add metal galvanised wire, im enjoying your videos, your plot is coming along nicely 😊

Daft question.. but are they actually pumpkins? They look like courgette leaves! Love your video updates! You're doing bloody great!

Started late on most things I would say but a good learning curve, for your toms you can try chutney as you can use green toms in that. The pumpkins will not make it not even flowered yet so I would dig them in as they will be stripping nutrients out your beds. Plots looking great in hindsight you may have been better spending the year focussing on the hard work I.e clearing and prepping you’re going to have an awesome next year ahead. Shed is awesome salvage. Get a fork and a hoe to buy back time on prep work. As to the compost do as someone else suggested make bays with pallets and fork it over, personally this year I’d burn all the dry stuff as ash will top your beds off lovely. Can’t wait for next years progress

I find a pointed spade shovel a bit easier to dig with as well as a four tine flat fork to loosen roots.

Knock knock come in😂. Great job Will let’s hope it does a great job of keeping you dry. My potatoes were good but never enough so I’ve done more to try for a winter crop. Doing great Will can’t wait to see what you do next season. Have a fab week, Ali 🌦️🇨🇦

Hello Will, I wish my spring onions would grow like yours I can’t grow them don’t know why, will try again next year. Your tomato plants not sure if you know to take the lower stems off to get air, and the side shoots..if you cut the tops off that will help to put energy into the remaining tomatoes might be a bit later now, but for next year. Your compost bins see if you can get hold of some pallets, doesn’t have to be anything fancy put them together with some wire or string, 3 will be enough but if you can get 5 you could make 2 bins, I made mine and in the 3 years of me having the allotment I have had some lovely compost I put everything from the allotment on the pile and just leave it, I do have 2 compost Daleks( don’t think I have spelt that right)😂bins I use them for my chicken poo has I have chickens.😊that makes great compost.😁

My favorite thing to do put something down and spend the next hour looking for it 🙄 , I cover the compost bay with an old duvet and empty it in autumn to put on my beds keeping some to fill a few pot's for early potatoes you could make yourself compost bays with those pallets you have 👍, Mypex is good as a weed suppressant i find the one you've bought tends to rip easily but does the job 👍 Must say your spring onions are look brillant 👍

Hello. My pumpkins that formed were eaten and then my pumpkin plant was also eaten 😢

Hello. Our potato harvest was a bust. Just as much as we put in..... ah well.... better luck next year

Look forward to following your journey.

Next year you could consider growing pumpkins or courgettes over an arch. It is probably a bit late for pumpkins anyway. Everything else looks really good after such a short time growing. Is that a Bay Tree next to the potato bed? Hope you are going to put some roofing felt on the shed before winter to protect it.

You need to make some sort of trellis for the grapes to grow along and remove any dead leaves so that light and air can get to the fruit.

Just found your channel mate, all looking good, you can’t beet home grown food Good luck with the channel 👍

I've only found you today, Will, so I've watched all your video's and loved every one of them. You have done an amazing job in a short time! I'm a kitchen gardener, so I only grow at home with limited room for beds. I'm growing pumpkins for my grandsons, and they're taking over my flower border. I look forward to seeing more from you 😊

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hello we are new to your channel and we are new allotment holders we have had ours since july and still working to get the plot ready for growing next spring lots to do as the plot had nothing on it but an old compost bin its great watching other allotment vlogs as it gives us some new ideas for what we can aim for in the future :)

New subscriber from New Zealand here - have just binge watched from the beginning of your allotment journey - awesome to see how far things have come in such a short space of time, you're a very hard worker! I'm loving your methodical approach to working your way down the plot area by area. It makes for great viewing as it makes it easier to follow how the allotment is changing and progressing. I'm also really impressed with how fast your filming and editing skills are coming along - it must be time consuming, but it is very much appreciated by us viewers -thanks for a great channel - will be waiting for each episode with great anticipation!

Yes redcurrants, picked loads in my childhood for my grandma bless her , I lot to do still , it helps to have a nice person next to you , the sound of the birds was beautiful, 🌻🦋🦔, couple of hours here and there will bring it along , keep enjoying 👍👊

All the best , be nice to watch your allotment progress , hope you have good results 👍🍀🥒🍈🥦🌶️ ive just got a raised bed in a community allotment, this year is about testing the soil and just seeing what grows plan better for next year good look ive subscribed to you so hoping i get tips from you , or i may have some for you 👍👊🍅🍈🥦🐞🐝

If you cut a lot of the green from the tomatoes all the energy will go into the fruit and they will ripen quicker as the sun can get to them.

Enjoy your harvest, Will. Shed looks great. If you harvest the leaves off of your spring onions and leave the root in, you'll get another lot of growth, and can harvest the whole onion then

Very comforting to know that those little plants and seeds you popped in the ground can give such a great harvest. It's sweet!

Fab harvest Will and what we suffer all the bugs grubs and tears 😭 for, good job, Ali 🌥️🇨🇦

Wow i wish you could buy spring onions that size! Well done…enjoy.

So satisfying when you start harvesting , lovely looking spring onions well done 👍

Congratulations on your first harvest🎉

I'm running out of steam for my plot as well, it's been a tough growing year!

Hello! New here,came over from Anne Heyns channel, im not good at growing anything 😂 You doing great, subbing, would love to have you as a subbie friend!

Garden looks great. New sub here ❤❤❤

"Your 10-year harvest mystery veggie, DIY pea frame, and grapes taste test adventure sounds like an exciting and fun-filled day! 🥕🌱🍇 Uncovering the mystery veggie and building your own pea frame adds an extra layer of satisfaction, and tasting homegrown grapes is the perfect way to end the adventure. Thanks for sharing these wonderful moments in your gardening journey! 🌟🚀"

rhubarb love horse muck

take the flowers off the spuds as they are draining growing umpfh !! the spuds need all energy down below

I'm going to attempt my first ever fall veggies... my summer was a failure as we had terrible heatwaves and none of my plants made it. Your garden looks great Will☺

Autumn is my favourite time, its nearly spring here in New Zealand. Why because hopefully, can weed, compost, sort out next years summer beds. The winter vegetables just need protection from the chooks, and sparrow's. This year let the chooks from May until beginning of August have free range, they ate lots of weeds. The ones they didn't I dug them out!

Hello Will, Not sure if you know but Rhubarb will grow very big, in that bed you could get away with putting 2-3 plants in that bed..😊

Great job Will hope it all grows well, adding small areas of flowers in beds will benefit the veg harvests, Ali ☔️🇨🇦

When planning your garden, don’t forget that some flowers can add a lot to the quality of the soil. Everything is looking great!