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Gotta love gingergrows. Dunno about you but potatoes and toms been good this season in toon. Got my onions growing from seed and up to 2 inches on top. Go Hannah

It’s exciting to come back from a holiday and have food to harvest. It all looks great Hannah, the flowers are so pretty on your plot, not untidy. Just think how happy the pollinators are with some late season nectar 😊

I’m sure blight needs living tissue, Charles Dowding puts everything on his compost heaps unless it’s a disease like leaf curl or black spot on rose leaves. Other possibly diseased material like club root he burns. Personally I burn all my brassica roots.

The plot is looking lovely Hannah. A lovely video, thank you for sharing your plot with us.

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It looks like spaghetti squash so they should go yellow you might have harvested too soon

We havnt watered the greenhouse or the poly for over a month. But cos the plants are in the ground I think with all the rain we have had it’s soaked into the ground in poly and greenhouse. We have had a handful of blight toms in poly and outside but it’s not made a lot of difference as we have tons and tons of toms. I have made so much Tom sauce and salsa. So we are happy.

I’ve read the Pink Lemonade blueberry doesn’t need a pollination partner? So I can have fruits with just one plant, is that right please?

Thank you for not just showing the good, it makes me feel better about my plot 😂 still got plot envy 😂

I'll try growing some melons next year. Thanks for the idea. My taters haven't done very well this time either! Don't get disheartened every day is a learning day

Thank you for sharing pots and all ❤ I think your plot looks amazing! It's nice to have flowers like nasturtiums later in the season for the bees

great harvest of potatoes Hannah, I'm going to Beveridges through the week see what compost they will have for seed sowing next season, great family run business and very helpful.

Wow what an incredible harvest thanks for sharing your amazing garden 🪴 👩‍🌾🙂

What a shame about your holiday. I hope those melons were ripe to make up for it. Eating fresh picked melons in your garden in the sun will not quite make up for a cancelled holiday, but at least you can pretend you were on holiday. Your flower bed is absolutely glorious. I have a pallet collar bed that I will try to do the same in next year. I have a large pot of star flowers on my patio (bought from a garden centre as small plants as my sown ones perished in the heat of June sadly). They have done so well, I am a convert to Strawflowers.

What a lovely harvest and love the impromptu plot tour Hannah. Very excited to see mushrooms appearing. How cool! My Victoria Plum lost some branches last year under the weight of plums, so it is a bit thin on the ground for fruit this year. Still got some, which is fine for me as my hubby doesn't like them anyway. Interesting tip about the leeks and the twisty central leaf. They look very healthy. I did the root trim thing last year and it didn't really affect them, Logically I guess they would appear a bit behind in growth compared to the non-trimmed ones as they are having to divert a bit of energy underground to grow more roots as well as the new leaves. I am pretty sure they will catch up. ☺

It looks great. Whats your dog called?xx

I’m not into roses one way or the other, but the house we moved into has one and each year I get two of the most spectacular flowers on it. That’s it. Two. I’ve tried pruning etc to increase blooms but…. Two….

Wow, melons in Newcastle. Great videos, you are a good gardener :) I like growing flowers but not for me, for the poor bees. Not many around these days 😥

I will definitely try to grow melons again next year when I grow under cover but usually I manage to grow a few melons that never ripen fully and stay quite small 😢

Melons look good, try applying pressure with your thumbs at the opposite end that you cut from the plant. There should be some give, if not leave, them on a sunny windowsill for a couple of days and see if that makes a difference 🤞.

lovley mellons there :)

Happy Wednesday, Hannah! Sorry you're holiday got cancelled, but you're right, chin up as the sun is shining. Those melons are so cuuute! I had two lil melons that split already as I didn't watch them as closely as I should have. The flowers are still so prettyyy! A wonderful basket of goodies to go home with, enjoy!

I grew spring onions last winter and they survived -11 temps i was so suprised😊

Sorry to hear your holiday was cancelled x

Another amazing video thanks for sharing your experience with your plot

Hi Hannah. You should be able to push the vine off the top of the melon with your thumb where the cracking is. If the vine doesn't detach, it's not ripe. For reference; I spent 9 months picking melons and pumpkin in Oz 😁

where ever you plant your Rose make sure its somewhere where you can enjoy it. If you have a seat (if not why not ) near to that is ideal. just because it says shrub don't let that bother you. One of my best climbers is Ferdinand Pichard bought as a shrub and I let it climb up against a wall slowly and now we get long arching branches covered in flower. and the scent is gorgeous. I'll not comment on your Melons ... it would just sound wrong 🤣

Sorry to hear about your holiday's. I only have a small garden and find nasturtiums a bit unweildy, this year year I have grown some called Orchid Flame. These have been developed by Thompson and Morgan and are a more compact bush variety. They have loads of flowers that change colour, realy beautiful. They germinated really well too. Your melons look great, I hope you enjoy eating them.

You should cut one open for us to see😊

Why are people having their holiday cancelled ? ?

I have 2 beautiful roses similar colour to yours in a bed running through the middle of our plot with other shrubs like red robin which has beautiful red leaves and whitey pink flowers in spring. I think it’s lovely to have shrubs growing amongst the veg.

Sorry about your hols hope you get to go later on. Yes spring onions do well outside over winter. Nasturtium is hug and you can eat it all👍

Newbie to your channel and the first one to comment. Sorry about your holiday it’s such a bummer, my friend and her 3 children had to come back from Leeds/Bradford airport on Monday as theirs was also cancelled!!! I’m in bed with the lurgy so it’s pretty rubbish all round really. Good time for catching up on allotment videos. Deb x

Hi Hannah i have never heard of if you grow onions from seed you dont get white rot im going say i would take that with a pinch of salt im not saying 100% not true but white rot is in the soil so i fail to see how grown from seed makes any difference and the reason i think this is i have had big show onions growing from seed get white rot ok they was big onions not small but im sure that doesn't make a difference but i just like to say be careful if you do wish to try this for yourself incase you end up losing your crop of onions 🧅 i can tell you a way to grow them if you do have white rot that i have done with great success message back if like to know but this message is long enough thanks Craig

What a fab harvest of plumbs Hannah, I bought a plum tree from a well known supermarket it was in for years, I got one plum in all those years so I dug it up and put raised beds done the hugleculture way, much more productive, I always sow my leeks in a pot then I separate , use a dibber Fork handle I use, make a hole drop leek in then fill with water then leave them to get on with it, take care Steve

Don’t fall trying to grab those plums, missy! 😂❤ Oh wow, that twist on the leeks is new to me. Thanks for that tip! I’m growing Swiss chard for the first time, so looking forward to trying it. Melons, look to the lil curly cue tendril closest to the stem of the melon. When it turns brown and crispy, it is ready. ❤

That looks like so much fun growing the mushrooms! We've always wanted to try growing some ourselves. Thanks for the inspiration!

Wow lovely plums. What will you do with them? I have zsar plums and they are ripening a few at a time. I am 69 and my dad always cut bottom and top off his leeks all those years ago it was something they always done. But the plants are young I would wait till harvesting next spring to judge. I multisow mine and I am no dig so I don’t chop mine at all

Maybe use a kids fishing net ( one they use at seaside) to give you reach for plums x😊

Hannah those Mushrooms look delicious enjoy eating them

Think you need a bigger harvesting basket 😂 Wow what a truly blessed harvest. Love the oyster mushrooms

Great video & congrats on the ‘shrooms’…. I’d love to know what toms you’d recommend. I love Honeycomb & prefer these over Sungold. Like Black Opal, Rosella, Tigerella, Shimmer, San Marzano & Marmande. Not impressed by Black Russian, Ildi or Principe Bourghese. I’m after a really nice bog standard red tomato tho, plu any of the unusual ones. Just worry they look good but taste meh 😅

Hey Hannah, Here is a short video about the ripeness of atomic tomatoes, "Tomato harvesting tips for 'Brads Atomic Grape" By Gardening Girl. I so love how you say "Do the things"!!! That should be a t-shirt! You always have some fun interesting topic. Thank you for this video take care be safe bye for now.

Another fantastic plot tour thanks for sharing your amazing experience in the garden 🪴

Great video and my plum tree is starting to have those ripened plums. Nice basketful it makes days of taking that home worthwhile for all hard work we do

Do the oyster mushrooms grow in the daylight? Most mushrooms are grown in dark tunnels commercially,,

What a lovely harvest! 😊

Wow, Awsome mushrooms 🍄 😍 😊