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Some great resolutions and ideas there. I especially like the garden diary. Just two small suggestions: lower the level of the nice music so that we can hear you and get rid of the jumping colours in the subtitles. Happy gardening.

Happy new year. My goals for my garden is year is to grow has much has possible using has little inputs as possible. Use less plastic with the goal of 0 long term. And increase my diversity of plants and animals in my little space. I use a log book to put sowing dates, germination,yields etc etc.....I didn't like a diary I felt abit lost using one. In my log book all my information is on two pages easy to see. It only tuck me 18years to work that out. Thank you for the video happy new year.

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Great video, good sir! Definitely will share this one!!! I love composting myself to be honest, but I'm shocked how few people actually compost these days!!!!!

I have so many but here are a few: - arch trellis for my cucumbers to use more vertical space - plant more flowers to attract more pollinators - be better with mulching and fertilizing - extend my garden season by starting seeds earlier and invest more time into cool weather crops - try out mono-planting rather than companion planting - buying max. 5 seedlings in a shop (the rest must come from my own seed starting)

What zone do you grow in? Just subscribed to your channel. Great tips and goals.

I'm renewing my gardens after having had years with little time to tend the land...mourning a bit for the plants I'd lost as the tree-canopy nearby became more profound and took ample direct sunlight away from my healing herbs. But what remains has been the rescue of planned and planted perennials. Nature is so generous! With some work (and the chance to trim back trees in the cold season) my "wild gardens" will be a source of pleasure once more.

Don't even know how I ended up here BUT I am so glad I did. Great Ideas that I plan to follow once we are done with winter. Although I already have ideas I can start right now that it is officially winter here. (Have a setup, not in use much. It is 3:15 AM.) Great resolutions which I plan to follow! My yard is already a certified wildlife habitat, but it can be much better! Love all those flowers (that I cannot even remotely plant yet). I'm guessing maybe British, I'm in the US, way north. I will be checking out the other videos, really liked this one. I even already have an identical journal!

I'd love to hear about your own gardening resolutions for 2025! Share your goals and aspirations in the comments below. Let's inspire each other to create amazing gardens this year! 🌻

Could have lived without the music!! I have tried this method and beer, lager, ipa, Strongbow cider, and the little bu**ggers still wreak havoc. This year has been really bad, they had all the marigolds, sunflowers, nothing survived

Again, apologies for the picture quality. Computer being a pain, and my free trial has run out on the editing software, so... Screen recorded it so there's no watermark!

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Tom cool video 👍 loved your propagation box excellent ,you reminded me I still have broad beans to sow, I forgot them 😂

Just a quick update again this week. Roll on retirement! 🤣🤣

Nice! I have a horse manure hot bed I start in March. Eat radishes in April. Please tell me what is the heat coil?

Mmmm interesting. Given me some ideas thank you! Keep up the good work.

Tom fantastic piece of precision engineering with the hanging shelf..🤣you got there in the end and it looks great and works well 👍Love the hotbed idea for winter,i dont have room in my greenhouse to build one,enjoyed the video 👍👍👍

No explosion😔

Full support my friend ,i gave big like !

hi new here done big liked nice video

Sorry had to give it some thought! I would pick all the brown ones lay them out on news paper in a warm dry environment and save that seed has good seed it probably will grow. The greener stuff you can cut it at the bottom of the plant hang it somewhere warm to dry or just remove the pods and try dring them. On paper dry place. Package them when dry has "not so good seed". Be selective over seed. I find most of my seed grows well and i find my self in your boat alot when saving seed. Only save good healthy seed. No nothing about grapes sorry😅. I am thinking of getting one for the polytunnel. Thanks Tom, hope it works out for you!

What should I do?

thats cool Tom,we need to look after these little guys 👍

you've earned yourself a new subscriber, tom.................brian

Hey Tom ,seeds can easily be collected by placing the pods in a mesh bag the pods can be crushed and the seeds fall to the bottom 👍

Tom I like this video.i have 2 hedgehog houses in the garden at home, never seen a camera view 👍 new subscriber here and fellow RUclipsr 👍👍

Watch a timelapse of this type of trap "working" it's shocking how many slugs are attracted and fed but not trapped . These are slug magnets not traps . Took the ones I made from washing tablet tubs out after I see the video

What are you growing over winter?🌱

Slug Trap Video - ruclips.net/video/NPTSjpkH4h4/видео.html

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Good morning. Probably not the best video to watch when I'm eating my breakfast😅. Very good video, the slugs have had a good year. This is a good idea and I will probably try this method. On the my own slug defence I generally pick and remove, minimise habit (difficult in a small garden) and build healthy soil with healthy plants to help compete with slugs. I have also found fenugreek seeds distract slugs. Allows transplants to get away. Have a good day.

I forgot to add the 6 I emptied on day 2! A Grand Total of 32! Not Bad, eh? How are you dealing with this years crazy amount of slimy visitors?

Potato buckets? Why not! lol

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Hello. Well done on your lovely harvest. Love the potatoe harvest! My favourite time of the year but a sad times as well knowing we are heading in to autumn. Nice to see you reusing the soil for your brassicers they should thrive in that disturbed soil. Thanks.

I only store simple stuff. Potatoes, beans, peas, garlic, dried herds and the like. I would love to do more. And I would love to do tomatoes but time is a issue. Thanks for the video.

Do you store much veg for the winter months? Leave a comment!

This is our first year in our garden, massive rush to get everything in during Feb/Mar. I made my wife some raised beds out of old water tanks we found in the loft and a donated IBC and that's helped mitigate a lot. Our garden was left for a long while, and we are focusing on more of a wildlife focused garden, literally put in the pond yesterday another water tank :D Benefits of having a more wild permaculture garden I think is it marginalises the massive sways in weather we now have. Looking like we're going to get a bout of sun this week though, hopefully it lasts long enough that will shift the evaporative water cycle we've endured this year.

weather is being controlled, GEO ENGINEERING! check it out?

Well put! I was only thinking of these positives the other day. Thanks for the video.

Hey everyone! This season has been quite a challenge with the unpredictable weather and those pesky slugs. 🌧️🐌 How are your gardens holding up? Share your tips and tricks for dealing with bad weather and garden pests in the comments below! 👇 Let's help each other out and make our gardens thrive! 🌱💪

What did you think about this video? Was the subject something you're interested in? Let me know, I really appreciate any insight to what works for viewers. Thanks 😊

What did you think of my new HedgehogHouse and Feeding Station? Have you done anything like this in your garden?

What's growing in your garden? Are you havjng better luck with your beans?

What did you think of my new bug hotel? Any tips for improvements?

Right, and most species of bees don't live in colonies or make honey They live solitary lives and overwinter in leaf litter and holes in the ground Which is why it's important to have a native ecosystem for a yard instead of turf grass