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Can I grow from a cutting do you know or does it have to be seeds?😊

I like how you've just cracked on with the relevant info and not added loads of tripe around it to bulk the video up, thank you! Just received first plug plants and this is just what I wanted to know for having them next year too.

I love that - Build it and they will come 🦔🙏✨️❤️.

I decided to leave all of my suckers on and cut fully leafed branches instead. My tomatoes are yielding like crazy this year...just one simple change.

Hi we're new to your channel and recently taken on an allotment so we are looking forward to hearing your tips were also vlogging our process looks forward to seeing more :)

Your plot is looking so good well done Dave

I make all of the compost I use in my garden, and nearly have enough. I doubt you could ever have too much😀 I use a lot of leaves for my carbon. In the Fall people rake and bag them in huge paper bags for town collection. I take them and have a big pen for them to store and make leaf mold. Here peat is expensive so I rarely use it. Seaweed makes my best compost and it's a never ending totally sustainable resource chock full of micro nutrients and minerals. I experimented with a few grow bag potatoes with seaweed and leaf mold (organic granular fertilizer too) and they did really well. No soil at all. Seaweed and leaves are magic.

Oh boy I'm going to borrow that idea for sure. My pumpkins and butternut squash spread like crazy and no way could I find the original spot. The milk jug is so cool to funnel it right to the roots instead of leaves splashing it everywhere. Thanks mate. I hand water everything so this will help greatly, appreciate it.

That's quite the large allotment yet you have it so organized and full of so much, very impressive.

Bovril... interesting. Wonder if Marmite works?

Can you cut holes big enough for monster sized snails?

Same thing goes in Eastern Europe. Poland. Wow. My nan used swear at them, sometimes they used to freeze apple trees

were is you allotment I am digging still

Sooo cool😮

These things are everywhere in South Africa

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Who knew slugs loved Marmite!

Banana peels are so great in compost for the potassium. I feed banana to my red wiggler worms and they love it. Cut in half long ways cut side down and they flock to it and I know their poop will have plant available potassium in it. It's still February here in New Hampshire US and below freezing most days and every night, but I did turn my "compost", huge icebergs of frozen solid stuff but hey-I'm ready whether Mother Nature is or not.👍🏻🌱🪴

Gotta have some fun, great concept.🥳

Im pro dig/ till as well. Your experience with no dig mirrors mine. I see so many new gardeners buy into all the promises of no dig only to have less than ideal results. Digging/tilling has worked since the beginning of agriculture.

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Great video 👏🏼 🌱

You're all good to go once the weather warms up - roll on spring, it won't be long now before its suddenly very busy. Cheers

Nice one!

Terrible flooding occurring in so many regions, I hope you've been spared!

That good keep on going.its good for our health.

Year or two 💀💀 no wonder I just buy them.

Looking forward to the progress of these ...

Great tour 😊

Good plan,can’t wait to see what it looks like in the future 😊

Great video! Do you not get rats eating all your sweetcorn? That's what happened to ours last year 😢What variety do you grow? Jx

Thank you for sharing. All my kale and chard in my pollytunnel is being eaten by slugs and snails so will give this a go, thank you

'promosm'

That's a great crop of onions, well done!

Fingers crossed for you 😮

Oh no hopefully with the sunshine predicted this week you should have these ripen

Slugs are really bad for me this year, probably because we have had so so much rain, I hand picked 103 one night at dusk off my potatoes and my cabbages, under netting mind you, look like Swiss cheese. I'll try that plastic bottle trap with beer. I really like the simplicity and ease of making it, and it having a covered top to keep the rain out, well done.👍🏻

I pulled my onions yesterday and have them hanging up to dry in my kitchen. It's a miracle they did so well, we've had so much rain. Everything seems to be maturing early this year. I just harvested 130 big heads of garlic too-been a good year so far. I love your onion drying rack setup, that's pretty much ideal. Is it better to have them upside down to cure? It looks like it would be better at keeping all that moisture from the leaves from dropping down into the bulb.

That's such an oasis of serenity to see such lush growth and variety, I can admire the amount of work. To think in Spring it's all flat and look at it now. Slugs and snails are brutal for me this year, like nothing I've ever witnessed. Love the haircut.👍🏻

Those are some huge onions, well done!

Things are picking up Dave this year most things have been slower than last year. I actually say my last years May plot tour and things were definitely blooming. My garlic at the allotment is also looking sad. The ones at home are much happier. Interesting thing you’ve done with the samphire. Neat bug hotel 🐝

I love your tours, well done! I' m behind you in the states but things are growing now. The garden is the most restful spot to just be. I am lucky to own my. house and have 1/2 acre so I can go "on tour" many times in a day, and I do.❤️👍🏻

It has been very wet. At least the veg is thriving 😊🌱

Your plot is looking so neat and beautiful. My garlic and onions look way better at home than on the plot will try your method for my garlic bulbs. Thank you for sharing your plot with us.

Hi I do like how your children have there own growing space Also won't be long before delicious asparagus ready Your plot is nice and ready for the season.

Not Epic hot sauce!!! 😂😂 Epicotyl!

Great idea What size or litres are these buckets?

Nice work

I’m going to turn my compost today! 👍🏻💪