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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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Thanks Steve. It was lovely to see Debbie's plot and just what I needed, to sit down with a cuppa and watch that having just come in from harvesting 12 different types of fruit and veg. Thanks for the reminder about topping up with nematodes as a few months since last did it. Best wishes, Justine
Stunning start to the day ✨️
Love Debbie plot, it's does look better without the low tunnels. Lots going on.
absolutely, the price I pay for productivity and the peppers do look very nice under those tunnels! : All the best - Steve
@@SteveRichards yes, but the veg from your plot always looks amazing , plus U have it all year round
Nice one Steve. Debbie's plot is more like mine, I guess. More due to the site rules than anything. I am doing a lot more "vertical" this year - I need a change LOL
You’ve done a lot of new things this year Steve, gardening for me gets less interesting each year, so I need to keep changing things, I don’t do well with any hobby after a few years.
@@SteveRichards Yep, I know what you mean. Do a job, do it well, move on LOL The straw bales have been an eyeopener for me this year. Already thinking of laying them four abreast next year to maximise the growing area!
I'm sitting here doing my sowing plan for July and thinking ... can I really motivate myself to make another sowing guide video for July, after doing so many of them over the years AND having a perfectly good up to date guide in my ebook and newsletter. I probably won't do them next year : All the best - Steve
@@SteveRichards I was on the verge of packing in the gardening side of life and concentrating on cooking. I was invited to a YT seminar and mentioned this. One of the hosts said, "yes it is all the same same to you and many of your subs, but to new viewers it is new! They do not look back at your old vidoes!" So I am still here LOL
Yeah, that's true, but it doesn't suit my personality and there are so many great YT channels for new growers. I really like growing my own food and I will probably always do that, but I like pushing the boundaries, provided it's not too much effort ... hey ho ... going to make a video! : All the best - Steve
Lovely plot. Could I ask how far apart you’ve spaced the apple trees and what rootstock they have? Thanks!
before our time I'm afraid, they are about 6ft apart