Time to Prep the Allotment - Spring is coming.

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  • Опубликовано: 6 фев 2020
  • Time to rotovate, check out the garlic 🧄
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Комментарии • 9

  • @michaeldominy2084
    @michaeldominy2084 4 года назад +1

    Hi And thanks for the reply, I have some to do so will give a rotavate a try.

  • @whatigrownlallotment7498
    @whatigrownlallotment7498 4 года назад +1

    Hello, that plot looks ready to go after the rotavating. Did you also started your seedlings?
    take care Joyce 💚👩🏻‍🌾🍀

    • @veggingout5092
      @veggingout5092  4 года назад +1

      What I grow, NL allotment
      Will be in the next couple of weeks, it’ll be all go go go. 🙂

  • @bristolveggiebeds5310
    @bristolveggiebeds5310 4 года назад +1

    That's a powerful rotavator! I'm amazed that brassica frame is still standing! I need to make something better to protect my brassicas!.... amazing lemon! Great looking plot.

    • @veggingout5092
      @veggingout5092  4 года назад

      Bristol Veggie Beds
      Thanks Rotavator saves a lot of work. 🙂

  • @Letyourimaginationgrowwild
    @Letyourimaginationgrowwild 4 года назад +1

    Looks amazing a bit to early for a rotator for me yet but my plot looks ok go look at some of my videos.

    • @veggingout5092
      @veggingout5092  4 года назад

      Let your imagination grow wild
      Thanks, yup it is a little early but blink and it’ll be full on springtime.

  • @michaeldominy2084
    @michaeldominy2084 4 года назад +1

    I thought the belief is that you don’t rotavate where weeds are about due to the multiplication of the weed roots that get spread about so much.?

    • @veggingout5092
      @veggingout5092  4 года назад +1

      Michael Dominy
      Certainly rotavating something like Bindweed roots would cause issues as every little bit will send up a shoot. The weeds on these beds are so minimal it’s not a problem. I have rotavated a heavily grassed area before and the following year takes a lot of hoeing to keep on top of the weeds, after that it more manageable going forwards. (You would need a similar effort if you dig it with a fork)Seeds are in the soil so you still need to hoe / weed regularly what ever method you choose.