That was quite relaxing and inspiring in a Happy sort of way. Love this channel and the energy I feel when I watch. Thanks Mate! You inspire and your passion makes the world a better place. Thank You for Sharing.
Do it with slow and fun, take your time...enjoy the process! Take a look around...just green in the garden! Green is heaven. May God bless you Ben! You are very lucky having a property just like this. 👍💐.
That’s so cool to watched you clean your greenhouse and surroundings I would like to do that too but the pool is in the middle. I have to get around and maybe fall and drown 😳😂👩🌾 don’t know how to swim 😊👩🌾👍 thanks for sharing Ben 👍👍♥️♥️♥️👩🌾
I mow my grass less often. Maybe one every two to three weeks. It is lush and green because of this and seems to cope better with periods of very dry weather.
Wow no wonder you puffed out as that was more then one minute…..or more then a mins work! I’m gonna try use this to help me over the weekend get myself straight… I am mainly, it’s just the composting stuff I need to sort, cardboard everywhere
@@GrowVeg it’s just there’s soooooo much I want to do but I have to go with my level of ability or lack lol just do what I can when I can and get there Last week I’ve planted 4 dwarf trees, apple pear plum and fig. They in year 2 so hoping over next few years we will have some lovely fruit. Only paid £8 a tree from a lady moving from her allotment to another space and didn’t wanna take everything. So have put them in huge builders buckets and put some homemade wood chip in the bottom so that can break down and feed the soil and then over 100L of compost in each one. Just hope they grow well.
Except you were cleaning fast forward at regular speed timing! If only that was possible with one person. Just curious how long it actually took? Look in great!
I assume you are in jolly old England. I'm in New England; Maine to be specific, where we haven't warmed up enough for me to have a real go at my last year garden's clean up. I have raked a huge pile of dead grass to be burned in the middle, but it's still rainy +not quite suitable for a safe burn. I still have to dig a wide trench around the pile so it doesn't jump further than I can handle it. Lots to do. I planted 60 tulip starts this week, but the garden will have to be broken up with a tractor +hood up into long rows before I plant. I thought our New England state of Maine wasn't similar to your climate. You must be located in the Southern part of England, huh?
Hi Carol. Sounds like a challenging start to the season for you over there. Yes, I am indeed in the south of England, in the Cotswolds. Things are finally warming up a bit here. Happy gardening for this season. :-)
@@GrowVeg Thank you dear sir. Yes, I haven't been able to do any more in the Garden yet . It's been cool for the most part. We'll have a few more days of this chilly wet weather before much can be done. We have had 4+a half inches of rain in less than 2 days. My wheelbarrow was an inch from the top filled with sky drippings. 🌧 I have some lovely daffodils + some tulips, but we just realized that deer have chewed alot of the leaf buds off from our fruit trees. I had a fence around my last year's planted esparagus crowns , so this year I'm happy to say I've sampled some of the shoots + they are quite tasty. Nothing beats fresh picked esparagus steamed for me. Do you have a favorite vedgie? We also love Swiss chard. Can't wait to get a burn permit so the dead grass can be burned off the garden +I can get the peas in. I like to start few seeds early just in case it warms up sooner, but most often we can't have good success until after Memorial day at the end of this month. I googled up the Cotswalds. There are such an interesting lot of cottages there. We've lived in Wales, Maine for 45 years my whole married life. My husband has lived here all 66+ yrs of his life. His ancestors have been farming in the same spot for over 170 years here in Wales. When Princess Diana passed away, my husband complimented me by saying there was only one princess of Wales left, indicating me. I thought that was the sweetest thing he ever said to me. My brother did a genealogy on my father's side + found we were distant relatives of the Spencer's in Diana's ancestry on her father's side. I mourned her death like such a large part of England + the whole world. She was our favorite royal. Well, I hope you can get your garden going "great guns" soon. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. 👍 You certainly have a green thumb as they tell me I do, + I have pretty good success with my garden, even tho I'm getting too arthritic at 67 for much weeding. Plus I have 13 baby chicks on the way this week, so taking on more this year than ever before. I have 3 Buff Orpingtons, 3 Black Australorps, 3 Barred Plymouth Rocks, 2 Light Brahmas, +2 Silver Wyandottes pullet chicks. I've always loved chickens + gardening since I was a little girl. Learned to enjoy them from my Dad, John Wood. His people originated from Wales , England. My Dad's grandfather brought his father over on a small ship, + we lived in Sabattus all of our lives. I was told that one of the Queens in England lost a baby + sent scouts to find a baby +one of my ancestors was asked to offer their baby to be raised as the queen's son. I assume it was a true story, but the request was denied for my ancestor to become an adopted royal, regardless. I was yery young when I heard of this account, so I don't recall knowing enough to ask for any specifics so I only vaguely remember what I was told. I wish I had gotten more info on that , as I find it entriguing now to think it must be true, because my ancestors were very seriously honest folk that were known for their sincere honesty. My Dad was an ultra extremely moral + honest man, so I have no reason to doubt any facts that he mentioned. He always spoke proudly of our ancestry of England. I always thought I'd like to visit England, but with the world so uncertain now , I doubt I would dare fly overseas. That's another reason I'm so fond of your videos; I feel an ancestroral tie to the U.K. I adore your accent +sense of humor. Jolly good show !👍
At 52 seconds what is that material you used for your gutter? I just got a new potting shed with that kind of roof and I need a gutter like that. Please share! Thank you from Florida!
Hi Tammy. That's just standard guttering - half moon shape, with brackets that fit beneath to support it. E.g. www.amazon.co.uk/Round-Guttering-2M-Metres-Brown/dp/B007IT8GSY/ref=sr_1_8?crid=2WT8LI09G0WDW&keywords=guttering&qid=1677144208&sprefix=guttering%2Caps%2C69&sr=8-8 Can't seem to find similar on the US Amazon though - but this is the sort of thing you're looking for.
I’ll be happy when I find that speed button on my bod!
Beautiful Inspiring video 🐸
Thanks Lynn. :-)
Well done Ben, that was exhausting! I found a 2" paint brush is good for sweeping gutters and saves your fingers 😊👍
That's a great tip, thanks Penelope!
Wanna do mine
As easy as that! Thank you , enjoy your well deserved drink
Thanks Eileen. :-)
Bravo Ben!
This has me wanting to clean now 😍 It's just so darn satisfying!
I'm so glad to see my garden isn't the only one needing a clean up. 😅
Very satisfying....
Haha!!! I love this Ben! Really brought a smile to my face. So satisfying to watch and the garden looks great! Music is spot on 👌
Cheers Antonia! The greenhouse is sparkling - ideal for growing... and filming! :-)
That was quite relaxing and inspiring in a Happy sort of way. Love this channel and the energy I feel when I watch. Thanks Mate! You inspire and your passion makes the world a better place. Thank You for Sharing.
Cheers Billy - appreciate that. :-)
Hehe thanks this made me smile you've been a busy bee 🐝
So pleased! Need to crack on with the weeding though...
I need a man like that in my house ! 😂😂👍
I was just going to say, please come and sort mine out Haha
@@lauraleeconboy 😂👍
Does the bush down under need a trim too?
@@stageiiwappie950 😂
You are so enjoyable to watch!
Thank you! :-)
A well deserved cuppa after that speed run. ☕
Right thats it, Im going out after I get tea and even if I can only do 15 mins by torchlight I will do it. Thanks Ben for your inspiration.🙃
Nice work Sylvia!
I love a tidy before and after. so satisfying.
Wish I could do a tidy up that quickly! 🥵
I felt I deserved a cuppa after watching this I'm worn out 😆
Do it with slow and fun, take your time...enjoy the process! Take a look around...just green in the garden! Green is heaven. May God bless you Ben! You are very lucky having a property just like this. 👍💐.
I am indeed. Thank you for watching.
That was delightful
Glad too see you let things go a little thru the winter too! Thanks for all the inspiration!
I definitely do that - always a bit of a mess here over winter!
Love this. Inspiring me to do some tidying today .
Lot's of good organic material there! Good work.
That was great! Perfect music, and I’m glad to see that mine is only “one minute away from clean and tidy” also! 😁🙌
Cheers Becky!
Now if only all that could be achieved in 1 min 😊 great work
Glad to see I'm not the only one who's just getting to this
Relaxing and inspiring at the same time!!! When snow goes I'll get at it!!! 🤣🤣👃✌️🥰🇨🇦
Great stuff Gale! :-)
I need to do this in my yard/garden. It's been too cold. I've abandoned it.
I love watching your garden videos it's helped me in my new garden, thanks
That's wonderful to hear. Hope you're enjoying your new garden. :-)
Sooo inspiring but we still have snow! Baking it is 😉
Inspiring! I have been working on the same thing the past few weeks.
You always put a smile on my face Ben 🙂
That's lovely to hear. :-)
It’s on & POPPIN!!!
Incredible! Great job 👍
Looks like you got a bonus compost heap out of that lot Ben. Good work!
Cheers Mark - plenty of feed for the compost heap!
Excellent choreography!!
Now with all the time you've saved, come clean my garden! Well done mate!
Haha - cheers Jo!
That was overwhelmingly satisfying! Now could you come on over and do mine? 😊
Just let me catch my breath first! :-)
Man. I wish I could get that much done in 60 seconds. Nice work!
Thank you for the motivation. 👍😃
That’s so cool to watched you clean your greenhouse and surroundings I would like to do that too but the pool is in the middle. I have to get around and maybe fall and drown 😳😂👩🌾 don’t know how to swim 😊👩🌾👍 thanks for sharing Ben 👍👍♥️♥️♥️👩🌾
You're welcome Emy - thanks for watching. :-)
I was just thinking the same as Penelope Hammerton, going east west against the edge of the glass gave me cringes! Great job there Ben!
Thank you. :-)
Phew! I'M spent after just watching that! 😄
Love it! I can't wait for Spring in Northern Ontario Canada!
Oh, me, too! East of Edmonton...-25° Today!
@@Noattackthoughts I got up to minus 30. But blue skies and sunny now. Soon! Soon!
Spring not far off now guys!
Made my morning, thanks for the giggle therapy lol
You've very welcome Linda. :-)
Very satisfying to watch! And inspiring!
One minute is just to poured the coffee in the cut, ha ha ha... Good job!
You have such a lovely garden. Fun stuff!
Cheers Debra!
Great Job, you're an inspiration!
Cheers Luke!
Nice with a hot cuppa afterwards 😂👍
In all seriousness though, we’ll done brother! Love your vids
This was fabulous 🎉
So satisfying 😊😮
I am so jealous! We are still getting snow falls here. I got an itch to want to garden. Anyways, good job. Love your greenhouse
Spring not too far off now Jane!
I love it! Made my day! 💕
I’m shooting for a 1 minute spring cleanup in my garden this year. You made that look too easy #inspired
Great stuff - I'm sure you'll ace it! Thanks for your kind words. :-)
So satisfying to watch 😂❤
Love the score! Lol!
Tbh its kinda relaxing and therapeutic
You have inspired ME!❤
Well done Ben.
Think I may have to do mine this weekend!
Definitely worth getting prepped for spring! :-)
Wow you work fast!
That was enjoyable.
😅 just love this!!
Thanks!
Wow, that was exhausting ! 😂😅
I love this! Inspiring:)
Bravo!👏👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣🥳🥳🥳
How I wish it was THAT easy!!!
In the end a nice cup of te or coffe 😊
Nice 👍
My man 💪 always busy
Завидую! Мне еще месяц до моего дачного сезона😊
Весна скоро придет! :)
If only I could edit/crop my time in to 1 minute sections too :)
Wow that was awesome. I've got a garden that mainly grass with a few pavings. How to make my grass looks nice?
I mow my grass less often. Maybe one every two to three weeks. It is lush and green because of this and seems to cope better with periods of very dry weather.
Wow no wonder you puffed out as that was more then one minute…..or more then a mins work!
I’m gonna try use this to help me over the weekend get myself straight… I am mainly, it’s just the composting stuff I need to sort, cardboard everywhere
I'm sure you'll get on top of things soon Cheryl - so satisfying once everything's sorted!
@@GrowVeg it’s just there’s soooooo much I want to do but I have to go with my level of ability or lack lol just do what I can when I can and get there
Last week I’ve planted 4 dwarf trees, apple pear plum and fig. They in year 2 so hoping over next few years we will have some lovely fruit. Only paid £8 a tree from a lady moving from her allotment to another space and didn’t wanna take everything. So have put them in huge builders buckets and put some homemade wood chip in the bottom so that can break down and feed the soil and then over 100L of compost in each one. Just hope they grow well.
Good show. If only it took a minute to do 😀
Inspiring!
😂 fabulous!
❤😂 if only!
Exhausted just watching..I need a lie down 😂
Cute video. Wish I could clean mine up ona minute.
Brilliant Ben. When will you be round to do mine?
I've still got to weed and tidy the rest of the garden! ;-)
Garden goals
My garden is so small it only takes a minute real time.
Gosh my endless days cleanup looks just like this only all winter n still not ready i need that camera
Good job : )
hard work pays off in your garden Ben! What do you use to clean the glass? just soap and water?
Hi Megan. I just use dishwashing liquid and water. Helps cut through the grime a bit.
A well-deserved break!
That's from last season,I believe.🤣 You still resting up?🥰 Love all of your videos.
Definitely this season Julie! Cheers for watching. :-)
If ONLY it was that quick
Cool !
Except you were cleaning fast forward at regular speed timing! If only that was possible with one person. Just curious how long it actually took? Look in great!
Thanks Karen. It took me about three to four hours in total.
Haha lovely
I assume you are in jolly old England. I'm in New England; Maine to be specific, where we haven't warmed up enough for me to have a real go at my last year garden's clean up. I have raked a huge pile of dead grass to be burned in the middle, but it's still rainy +not quite suitable for a safe burn. I still have to dig a wide trench around the pile so it doesn't jump further than I can handle it. Lots to do. I planted 60 tulip starts this week, but the garden will have to be broken up with a tractor +hood up into long rows before I plant. I thought our New England state of Maine wasn't similar to your climate. You must be located in the Southern part of England, huh?
Hi Carol. Sounds like a challenging start to the season for you over there. Yes, I am indeed in the south of England, in the Cotswolds. Things are finally warming up a bit here. Happy gardening for this season. :-)
@@GrowVeg Thank you dear sir.
Yes, I haven't been able to do any more in the Garden yet . It's been cool for the most part. We'll have a few more days of this chilly wet weather before much can be done. We have had 4+a half inches of rain in less than 2
days. My wheelbarrow was an inch from the top filled with sky drippings. 🌧 I have some lovely daffodils + some tulips, but we just realized that deer have chewed alot of the leaf buds off from our fruit trees. I had a fence around my last year's planted esparagus crowns , so this year I'm happy to say I've sampled some of the shoots + they are quite tasty. Nothing beats fresh picked esparagus steamed for me. Do you have a favorite vedgie? We also love Swiss chard. Can't wait to get a burn permit so the dead grass can be burned off the garden +I can get the peas in. I like to start few seeds early just in case it warms up sooner, but most often we can't have good success until after Memorial day at the end of this month. I googled up the Cotswalds. There are such an interesting lot of cottages there.
We've lived in Wales, Maine for 45 years my whole married life. My husband has lived here all 66+ yrs of his life. His ancestors have been farming in the same spot for over 170 years here in Wales. When Princess Diana passed away, my husband complimented me by saying there was only one princess of Wales left, indicating me. I thought that was the sweetest thing he ever said to me. My brother did a genealogy on my father's side + found we were distant relatives of the Spencer's in Diana's ancestry on her father's side. I mourned her death like such a large part of England + the whole world. She was our favorite royal. Well, I hope you can get your garden going "great guns" soon. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. 👍 You certainly have a green thumb as they tell me I do, + I have pretty good success with my garden, even tho I'm getting too arthritic at 67 for much weeding. Plus I have 13 baby chicks on the way this week, so taking on more this year than ever before. I have 3 Buff Orpingtons, 3 Black Australorps, 3 Barred Plymouth Rocks, 2 Light Brahmas, +2 Silver Wyandottes pullet chicks.
I've always loved chickens + gardening since I was a little girl.
Learned to enjoy them from my Dad, John Wood. His people originated from Wales , England.
My Dad's grandfather brought his father over on a small ship, + we lived in Sabattus all of our lives. I was told that one of the Queens in England lost a baby + sent scouts to find a baby +one of my ancestors was asked to offer their baby to be raised as the queen's son. I assume it was a true story, but the request was denied for my ancestor to become an adopted royal, regardless. I was yery young when I heard of this account, so I don't recall knowing enough to ask for any specifics so I only vaguely remember what I was told. I wish I had gotten more info on that , as I find it entriguing now to think it must be true, because my ancestors were very seriously honest folk that were known for their sincere honesty. My Dad was an ultra extremely moral + honest man, so I have no reason to doubt any facts that he mentioned. He always spoke proudly of our ancestry of England. I always thought I'd like to visit England, but with the world so uncertain now , I doubt I would dare fly overseas. That's another reason I'm so fond of your videos; I feel an ancestroral tie to the U.K. I adore your accent +sense of humor. Jolly good show !👍
I will need a deep sleep after 😴,as this will usually take me a week to complete in between the teas and biscuits and chats on mobile
I slept well that night!
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At 52 seconds what is that material you used for your gutter? I just got a new potting shed with that kind of roof and I need a gutter like that. Please share! Thank you from Florida!
Hi Tammy. That's just standard guttering - half moon shape, with brackets that fit beneath to support it. E.g. www.amazon.co.uk/Round-Guttering-2M-Metres-Brown/dp/B007IT8GSY/ref=sr_1_8?crid=2WT8LI09G0WDW&keywords=guttering&qid=1677144208&sprefix=guttering%2Caps%2C69&sr=8-8
Can't seem to find similar on the US Amazon though - but this is the sort of thing you're looking for.
@@GrowVeg Thank you Ben. I appreciate the quick response! Gives me something to go by. Have a great day!
The Man!!
I love your greenhouse! Did you build it yourself?
No, it was here when we moved here a few years back. We're very lucky to have it!
Could probably use a leaf blower for most of those jobs
You can’t stop Mother Nature....... but you can clear up after her 😉
That’s the idea. 😀
Go, Ben, go!