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Absolutely! I do it all the time. Just pinch them off..drop in soil around it and you'll get a delightful surprise in a few weeks.❤

nice works

Good works

Loveleh tatas 👌🏼

Totally 💪🏼

Great video again. Love your plot, inspired me to paint my raised beds on my allotment and it looks so much better. Just need to finish them all now haha

Delicioso todo natural y saludable 😊 suscríbete al canal

Oh wow amazing Lucia I tried a elephant garlic few years go and 😢 couldn’t find them so summing they rotted in our wet winter. You are doing a wonderful job and it is quite obvious by the amazing harvests. Have a great week, Ali 🥵🌞🇨🇦

You answer comments unlike some and please be careful of your back bending down crouch or kneel as always happy gardening Richardx

Keep doing what you are doing! it's working!😊

It's great, my friend (new subscriber)

Good ❤😋😋🎉🎉

Isn't this dandelions?

I'm not a chamomile tea drinker. I love using chamomile tea enemas for pain relief, sleep, relaxation, anxiety, and stress relief, just to name a few.

Well done, great harvest 😊

What an amazing harvest ! Those carrots ❤ Well done Lucia 🎉

I wear a big wide brimmed hat doing yard work so you go ahead and rock that hat lady ! Smart pple rock sun/yard hats hehe !

All looking awesome Lucia and just shows a bit of sunshine and warm weather it all ramps up. Corn the Americans say knee high but the 4th of July 😂 so your doing fab, Ali ☔️☔️🇨🇦

Is your plot near a road? Looks like black spot caused by pollution give a blast with hose and put some well rotted manure around the base avoiding the trunk and showing roots as always happy gardening Richardx

Re your question about your Parsnips ... ... according to the RHS Web site > "The roots are ready to harvest from autumn onwards, although it's best to delay until after the first hard frost for the sweetest flavour. They're very hardy and can be left in the ground right through winter, to be dug up whenever needed, for a tasty home-grown treat" ... so you've got at least 3 more months before you need to contemplate taking a harvest. In terms of making the harvest ... a "push down & twist" action before trying to lift the root out seems to work best. Also, do be aware that the plant's sap can result in burns (phytophotodermatitis). The burns are a reaction between the plant's sap and your skin. The reaction is triggered by sunlight ... ... so best to wear gloves & long sleeves when harvesting them.

Lucia . I am impressed watching your videos. I get to learn. Very nice👍

Your vegetables are growing very nice. I really like the garlic you are harvesting. My dad and I planted some garlic as well and had a nice yield for our own consumption.More people need to be self sufficient so i am glad you are teaching what you know. Enjoy your week, Daniel

It is simply the best feeling to get your first harvest and when the light bulb goes off and we say “oh now I get it, this is why we garden”. Fantastic update Lucia and save some broad beans for seed next season. Have a super week, Ali 🌞🇨🇦

I watch a lot of gardening vlogs, your carrots are the best 😊

Is the weather strange there ? I see you wearing a jacket in JUNE seems strange to me . Nice plot you have there for the time spent !

Love the harvest, well done!!

😂 birds and critters can plant sunflowers. Looks amazing Lucia I was just saying to someone maybe we should go away more often and just let the garden get in with it, Ali 🌞🇨🇦

Wow

I can’t wait to see how well the rest of them have done by the time I return from my trip.

wow nice

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Ants are farming afids at the top of your broad beans take the top off below the black fly clumps and chuck in compost ant will turn it for you then move on as always happy gardening Richardx

Lucia I like your gardening work. You are very hardworking. And you do maintenance well

We don’t have foxes but I have mice making a city below a lot of my beds 😡. Squirrels will chew your netting or rats 🐀. Always something g isn’t it but keep going your doing fab, Ali 🌦️🌞🇨🇦

Looks like a fox has made his bed in the lettuce .Get some plastic forks Lucia and pop them with the tines face up in between the plants and pop peppermint oil on cotton wool in the beds . Everything else is growing .If you create a wigwam round any tomato plant and wrap a piece of cheap fleece round it it will at least give them a chance . Sorry your not feeling it this week xx

you are fine with the incinerator ignore the busy body lol *SUBBED*

Very nice I like it

I'd go buy some bags of the cheapest compost you can find and mix it in with the supagrow.If you look on the packet it says not suitable for sowing seeds in to and needs to be "added" to soil or compost .

your spinach has bolted because of the weather and long daylight days, the leaves taste bitter after bolting and will not produce fresh leaves, pull up and compost, get a variety that does not bolt like perpetual spinach or sow later in the season

Hi, Lucia, the compost you put in your raised bed on top of the chippings is a soil conditioner and is usually added to other soils to improve the condition of the soil if say nutrients etc have been taken out from past planting (usually use 1 part soil conditioner to 3 parts soil/old multipurpose compost mixed/watered before you plant anything). it could kill those tomatoes on it's own as it might be too rich for them, and I would certainty advise not to directly sow seeds in the stuff. A little tip for your netting on your raise beds GARDEN CLIPS they are a life saver. Just seen now the soil conditioner has killed your tomatoes nothing to do with the weather Lucia

I love watching you do things your way. Always a good watch. keep up the great work.

wow nice

good work

How are you Lucia .I am from India .I enjoyed watching your videos , I got to learn , I like your work .

Hi Lucia. Looking good over all. I would suggest putting the compost in your beds first, then either plant them up then put the woodchip on the surface as a mulch to help keep moisture in the soil, or apply the chip on top, and then drag it out of the way to make your planting holes, then drag it back over. Woodchip can deplete the soil of nitrogen as it breaks down. The new bed looks nice. With the spinach, it's ok to leave it in if you don't need the space straight away, as it will actually keep weeds at bay and you can take it out when you are ready to plant a fresh crop. If the spinach is an heirloom type you can save the seed for next year. I have a batch of spinach in the same situation and I am keeping it for the seeds. I recommend you watch Charles Dowding RUclips channel, where he is a no-dig market gardener and goes into great detail about everything, including when is the right times for sowing to avoid your plants bolting (going to seed). With Tomatoes, you might find another allotment holder with some, or a garden centre. I don't know if you are aware that there are two main types of tomato plants, and they are broadly indeterminate and determinate. It's a bit long winded so go look it up. By climber, I think you are referring to cordon tomatoes. The incinerator issue sounds like they are being picky. X

Hi Lucia is the rhubarb in a pot? it might be rootbound 🌱

Hi Lucia hope you are well. My back hurt watching you digging with that short handled shovel, if you do that too much you will damage your back so be careful. Slugs and snails love rhubarb leaves and maybe just give it some manure they are heavy feeders. It’s been pouring and pouring here too 😢. The bean thing on,y works if you cut down the bean plant before it produces beans or those beans will absorb said nutrients. But they won’t do any harm either if you don’t cut them down. You are doing an awesome job Lucia and summer will bring wonderful harvests. You should pick the spinach now as I think the longer it goes the more bitter it will be. You can sow more later when it won’t bolt in heat of summer. Keep up the great work, Ali 🌧️🌧️🇨🇦

I like the designs you use for your plot. One small thing I noticed was not in the plot but the technical issue with volume. Your voice is much lower in volume than the music. I'm no expert or even know how to set these for the site. Reusing things is always good. The lemon balm was looking poor, but given it's in the mint family, cutting it back (new one) will make it stronger. I have it everywhere here, usually pull it out, dry it.

New Sub Here! Your plot looks brilliant!

Good farming