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November is the perfect time for an earlier harvest next year 👍

@ ok and preparing the soil?

Thank you 🧡 I'd recommend watching a tree planting video, it's not really something I've got much experience in 👍

Thank you, that's very kind 🧡

Do you mean the flower dropped off??

Thank you for the message ☺️ US growing regions aren't my strong area and I really don't want to give you bad advice. Is there anyone here who lives in the same growing range who can offer this advice please?? Have a lovely week ☀️

@@AThornyPot What is the temperature range outside that you know is a good time for you to plant?

So in spring, in the UK the average is between 10°C and 14°C, in autumn it's roughly the same, a touch warmer maybe, these are good times for us to plant Shallots

@@AThornyPot Thank you for the information.

Thank you for the question 🧡 I'm spending this year teaching myself some new tricks and I'm also soon getting an appointment. I plan to create a "from sow to harvest" video for everything that I grew this year

Hey 👋 what do you mean? Can you take a cutting of an orchid from another orchids leaves?? Or can you look after an orchid with only leaves? X

@@AThornyPot all of of my leaves fell off the plant and I was wondering if I could start them either in water or soil to get a new plant?

How much would it cost to pay someone to come and remove a tree for you??

I don't believe a tree can grow back if only the roots are left. It would need some of the trunk. So yeah, that would work

@@AThornyPot perfect thank you

Malcolmplace1204 if there growing flower heads then they are “Bolting” A lot of root veg are biennials so they grow there roots the first year and the flowers/seeds the next. It’s possible yours were sown too early and the cold weather has tricked the plant into thinking it’s first year of growth has been. Also most root veg don’t actually like being too warm. Or if they’re too dry the stress can cause them to go to flower. This means the plant will be putting energy into flowering and not the roots you want.

Hmm... Well the height difference may be noticeable. With my method it's all on the same level and you could still mow the grassy area quite easily. Depending on the depth of the stones, the grass (and weeds) could grow through??

I was going to ask same question but the op doesn't seem to be responding

@John-bs6ut sorry, I've actually moved these to be on the other side of the garden, where it gets the sun more so an update won't be very useful 🌹

Hey, I won't be able to show an update because I've moved the roses to a sunnier part of the garden.. sorry 😔 🌹

@@AThornyPot many thanks for this info. Hope it's doing well in the new location

I'm not sure if you would get new plants either way. Swedes are biannuals so they would probably only grow the top growth part of the plant. You probably won't get another root.

Oh that's sad 😭 sorry x

A little grass seed, watering and time and it'll come back just fine 👍

Whilst in the cell tray, don't let the soil dry out but not soggy or the seeds will rot. The seedlings only have access to a little soil and it can dry out quickly. Once in the ground, water often until they are established and then, after that, only when the soil gets very dry

I don't think so no, we're cutting through the main roots. If it does come back, it won't be a very strong tree

Good question. Hopefully there'll be someone here with a good answer for you as I'm not sure. My understanding is that they'll tolerate up to 24°C comfortably

This is a great topic and I think it depends on a few factors: How are you with DIY? Confident? Do you get stressed out easily (I do)? What is your budget like? Big or small? It also depends on why you're doing it. Are you doing it for joy and learning or is it to feed people?? Also, are you a perfectionist? Because it'll never be perfect. I did it myself because I like to learn and I love a project. It's certainly cheaper than buying a setup.... But if you're not going to be happy with the results or need to do it a few times... Then maybe you're better of buying something you know will work. I hope this helps a little. Let us know what you choose and how it goes 👍🧡