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Thanks for this great advice. Where did you get your raised beds from and what timber is it?

Hi, Niall. I have been sowing seeds since January. As for February, I am a great fan of starting seeds on a wet, paper towel. This month, I’m awaiting the germination of white, wild strawberries 🍓, luffa, pepper 🌶 (from my own seeds 😉). It is an extremely exciting time for me! Some of the varieties I am growing include Black Pearl, Machu Picchu, and the white variety of Bishop's Crown pepper. Can you believe it? I’m sowing seeds of Bishop’s Crown pepper even though I successfully overwintered two bushes of this particular variety last year, and as a result, they’ve doubled in size, meaning I should have plenty of fruit from them. But no, I still have to sow more. What madness! I must be a sowing freak. 😅 I am also starting sweet potatoes, sowing pepino (mini melons), watermelons, lavender, cosmos, snapdragons, not to mention nigella, double hollyhock plants, ground cherries, and both annual and perennial delphiniums-perfect for my friends - stunningly beautiful, day-flying moths. By the way, I am in zone 6/7, and my potted version of cyclamen plants has survived in the ground. It was a discounted purchase during a sellout of spring flowers. Oh, you know how it is- they were withered, looked pitiful, and seemed to be pleading for a new home, so of course, I had to buy them 😔 I could not have acted otherwise, could I? I am sure you know that feeling! ;) Once they established themselves in my garden, they blossomed like crazy. Their burgundy and pinkish flowers looked stunning, peeking out from under the snow. The temperature here dropped to -8°C for a few days, yet they kept blooming since early spring last year. They were so beautiful that I even made delicate bouquets for my relatives as cheer-up gifts during last year’s dreary holiday season. That said, I must admit that I did not believe they would make it through the winter, so I ensure my planting success by purchasing Cyclamen Coum, too. I bought your variety and another one of the white flowers. Surprisingly, they produce much smaller flowers than the home cyclamen plants, and they have shorter stems with a tendency to curl. But even so, snowdrops and pseudo-hyacinth blooms are even tinier, and I absolutely adore them. So, really, what’s not to love? They are true showstoppers that create a colourful, winter display in our gardens. Have a lovely weekend, Niall, as well as a delightful and successful sowing month! Love your videos!

I absolutely Love the Simple, Rustic Natural look of this gravel path & I plan to use it with my new planting beds so Thank You for this very informative & beautiful video ❤ p.s. New Subscriber after only watching this 1 video of yours 🥰

Planting tree guilds this year! I have 3 so far and going to do 6. Oh also, I love you.

You look lovely and I enjoy watching your videos but I just don’t like being told what I ‘must’ do😢.

Greetings from New Jersey! Growing hot peppers from seed. Love your channel!

Well it's better for home composting home kitchen scraps not garden waste

Niall, you’re such a natural presenter. Really appreciate your enthusiasm. Very informative yet straight to the point. Thank you for helping a fellow gardener.

Slimy **enemies** not slimy friends😂😂😂

Yessss I live in West Texas which in desert. Beautiful manicured grass is not native here. I'm so excited to do a lot of gravel and containers and native plants and have a swing and a water fountain

Im in z 5 in Iowa in the USA. Its early February. What can i grow outside for flowers this time of the year in z 5?

Looove the sweater!

Hi, any recommendation on where to buy those seeds trays?

Should we water the soil in the pot method? And how often

I have followed these and love the planning month of January more and more. It's now only December I dont like😂

🛑QUESTION: I bought 4 of them in water in vases that were left over from Christmas. They were blooming but very limp and the entire stem will break off if you aren’t extremely careful. I never realized these were hydroponic. I’m wanting to plant them in my yard when spring comes. What should I do with them until then? I added more water for now but am wondering what to do next. I’m assuming wait until they finish blooming then maybe cut the stems off. What should I do after that? Can they then be planted straight into the ground or do they need to be refrigerated? HELP PLEASE! I don’t want to kill them. I got them for $2 each so I’m assuming that was a good deal.

I love heathers, I have a few ❤

plz tell me what is the reason ?

R/sir.... i have sown ipomia seed one month ago......but tell today no seen any plant

Thanks for video, agree about raspberries but make a own bed for it and you can easy cut the shoots with the lawnmower and keep them in place so healthy and good👩‍🌾

hii, I am now growing some eggplant and peppers on a heatmat and they are growing quite quickly. I am also growing a pomegranate and passionfruit from seed and they are doing wonderfully indoors. Climate zone 8a, the Netherlands :)

Hi Niall, some great suggestions here 👍 I finally got my chillies sown yesterday and some 'socrates' cucumbers. A new to me variety! I will sow some other varieties later on as we do like our cukes! I'm waiting for some peppers to be delivered then will get them sown, getting late I know 😬 I've ummed and argh'd over aubergines but decided I'll cheat and pick one up from the garden centre when they're in. They're not something we eat a great deal of but i do like them layered in a summer veg lasagne along with all the gorgeous courgettes and fresh tomatoes, oh I can hardly wait!!

Hi niall great video I sow summer sprouting broccoli spears and I always get a stack of caterpillars so I was glad to see you get them as well, I will get a raspberry as I didn't realise you could grow in a container, also doing onions and verbascum seeds

There are now drawf raspberries available. Called Razzle berries. Grow to 3 foot tall and regular size fruits. Great in it own raised bed or barrel.

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I love heathers. I made a little grouping of different varieties in a low wide pot last year, with a couple of nice big stones. it looks so nice. Lovely video 🙂

Love sprouting broccoli never planted purple. Adding this to my list. I'm planting beets, swiss chard, radish and additional asparagus crowns. Enjoyed the video. Will you be removing or pruning the English Ivy from your trees?

I've started brassica seeds today, it's old seed so it's basically a germination test, if they germinate then I can pot them on, if not, then it's still early enough to sow them with fresh seed

I bought mine in a glass jar as flowering last year. After the flower dried I still kept the bulb in the jar whole year without water. This year it came back without water or anything. I added water after I saw it had green coming, and now it is flowering. I can't believe it just came on its own while i thought it was dead!

I like buying from j Parker’s they are Manchester based and I have most of my fruit trees from them including a mulberry, she is still a baby but I love her..

Muito interessante, obrigado pela dica 🫂

I did Summer Purple Sprouting Broccoli last year and they were fabulous - I loved it

Keep the inspirations coming!!!🎉 i have hit a slump in my gardening journey~ this has been a pop of inspiration !🤩

Starting Cabbage, Cauliflower and Broccoli as well as Lettuce and other salad greens this week. I didn't even think about sprouting broccoli until you mentioned it. Thank you for that as I will be adding that.

I also like Heather but in the last 11 years living on the County Waterford coast I have lost about 90% of every Heather I've planted - indestructible they are certainly not! 😒

I’m new to your channel and would like to know where are you located and what is your zone?

What camera do you use to make your videos?

Started under my grow lights are asparagus, 3 kinds of cabbage, 2 kinds of cauliflower, and broccoli. All will be planted out at the end of February under frost cloth. USA zone 6b.

Just terrific! Thank you, Niall. DA

How r u Niall Garden nice❤

Good morning Niall and everyone,hope all ok. I've got two lovely cyclamen plants on my room windowcill,two different pinks they're looking very pretty with loads of flowers on, both gifts for birthday which is end of month, had them years but like the lovely indoor colour. As I've said before I can't grow veg, too many cats around using the lovely soil for toileting 😢. My snow drops are starting to show their white petals,love them. Spring us in its way 🎉. Thanks for the vlog, have a great week stay warm bit cool here today. Church time in a bit so bye for now. Happy gardening xx🤗🌷🌸💮

Raspberries 😵‍💫. I’ve spent the last five years battling 4 hectares overrun by raspberry and it’s evil cousin Himalayan blackberry.

Hello hello! 👋 What are you growing this month? Make sure to leave a comment and let's swap notes!

red spider Lilly is not poisonous

I wondered about his flower seeds. 🌷 🌺 🌹

Do you have a suggestion for what to plant around a citrus tree?

Whilst this will produce a hot compost bin, it will be very vulnerable to damage, and will need extra protection on the outside.

everything EXCEPT what to do after the bloom is gone