Hi from Downunder in Australia!!! I love, Love, LOVE hanging with you in the allotment. It's all trial and error and fun working it all out. I watch you with a warm brew in hand in my backyard (my equivilent of an allotment!!!) And it's all "Cool beans " as they say... Super glad that you decided to invite us to join you in the great outdoors and thankyou for so much entertainment, joy and a whole lotta fun. 😉😄🥰😘
I love the decision you made with the new pathway - In the USA I believe we have something similar to allotments but they are referred to as Community Gardens - Bok choy is a Chinese cabbage that can be eaten raw in salads or cooked in soups, stir fry's, fillings and in dumplings and spring rolls - Sarah I love your allotment because it reminds me of your smaller scale marvels when you do your lovely crafts from your mudlark finds
The lavender is alive but needs a trim. They die off and come back to flower. Trim the dead heads and the dry dead wood ends off to give it another chance. The Bok Choi is a Chinese cabbage, good for stews, soups and noodle dishes.
All the rain we've had over the last week or so has made the ground so easy to dig up and plant stuff - I've planted about 20 plants into my borders in the back and front gardens I did a group of 8 lavenders a mixture of Hidcoat and Munster they're only a couple of inches tall hopefully I'll have a nice big patch next year - don't have an allotment but grew tomatoes peas and strawberries - have some young apple and pear trees and 3 blueberry bushes - love your hand made signs ❤️ good idea to make a path there 👍 the plot looks really tidy 🌿🌿🌿
Watching you from Sydney, Australia. We don't have allotments, but I do have a small backyard garden. I enjoy watching you get stuck in and give things a go. Our seasons are opposite to yours though, so I'm always doing the opposite to you. Lol. Your plot is looking great!
I always over seeded! You do as you see fit Love! 💗 I never grew many veggies, I always planted perennials so they took care of themselves year after year. I grew flowers and greenery! Now I live in a forest region, and haven’t got into planting the gardens! Maybe next year!
Looking great Sarah - if you cut back that lavender and it'll hopefully come away again (the old one, not the one you planted today). I'm loving the cabbages as well - giants! I'm inspired so just going out to plant my snow peas and tomatoes!
Lovely to see how much of your allotment has grown. You are really keeping up with it and it looks fantastic! I can’t tell you how much, I appreciate and enjoy your videos. Keep up the amazing work you are doing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Sarah, your allotment is looking really nice. Can't wait to see more veggies come out for you and friends to enjoy. Great job. Water your lavender 💜. It's getting a bit dry.
@@sarahsallotmentjourney I am stuck living in Canada but I am born and raised in England, Newcastle actually so your accent and that it's British, soothes my soul
I always go for high waisted for that exact reason 😜I like them slabs good idea , you could put some low growing herbs like Thyme , Camomile lemon balm . They would smell nice as you walk over them . I’m watching from Cornwall .
Hi Sarah, just to say you should take that half dead lavender out it will not improve but will just die,they don’t regrow from old wood,there a Mediterranean plant and need lots off sun and not to much water. When the flowers on your new one start to fade just nip off the tops a few inches but not into old wood. Hope this helps. 😊
Sarah, I'm from Kentucky in USA and I watch all of your videos on all your different channels. It's true we don't have allotments here and I didn't even know what it was till I Googled it. No matter, I still enjoy watching all the changes you make in it. I might add you are very talented at it not to know what you're doing lol. I think yours is the nicest one!! You get me tickled sometimes without even trying. Love all your videos!! I think you all are good people!!!! PS. I can't believe you don't eat any veggies. Is there any at all that you do enjoy? Will you be doing craft videos again come cold weather?
Sarah, may I ask about the little burner you have to make your tea..what kind is it or where did you get it....I get hurricanes where I live in Eastern Canada and sometimes no power for days and I am an avid tea drinker (born and raised in England, Newcastle) . No matter what happens during the hurricane or afterwards, it's the cup of tea that keeps us going, to have one first thing as you wake up, could have no rood but that tea will get me through...lol
Your Allotment is looking good. I think that was a good idea with the little short cut path. You could make a scarecrow,hang some wind chimes too may keep the magpies and other critters from bothering your veggies and sown seeds. Also talking about girl stuff doesn't bother me lol it's just me my wife and daughter Gwendolyn
Hi Sarah, your videos confuse me as you always seem to be sowing seeds at odd times. Do you film a couple of months prior to editing and releasing? If so it would be helpful to beginners if you could say at the start of the video when you are filming. Cheers. Happy gardening :-)
@@bewoodford2807 I say in videos when I’m filming not in every video but in most . I’m about 2 months in advance . I don’t say it at the start usually at some point in the video
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Great minds think alike. I like the stepping stones like that
@@petro3441 they really worked so well all summer
I would put stepping stone blocks there by the runner beans. Wil net change the bed maybe later on you want to plant there🤷🤷
@@petro3441 they worked well there
I just want to come and sit in your allotment. I’ll bring the coffee and cakes. So peaceful and gorgeous. Thank you for the wonderful video.
Coffee cake no nuts thanks lol
Love your signs❤❤
Thank you
Sarah, that lavender plant that looks dead is still alive. You might want to give it a good trim because it will force new growth. ❤❤
Thanks yes it lives !! lol
@@sarahsallotmentjourney Don't cut into brown wood just top the green stuff on the lavender.
Hi Sarah. Another great video. Just love watching you. So nice to watch someone normal. Your plot is looking great
@@annayounie537 thanks for thinking I’m normal lol
Hi from Downunder in Australia!!! I love, Love, LOVE hanging with you in the allotment. It's all trial and error and fun working it all out. I watch you with a warm brew in hand in my backyard (my equivilent of an allotment!!!) And it's all "Cool beans " as they say...
Super glad that you decided to invite us to join you in the great outdoors and thankyou for so much entertainment, joy and a whole lotta fun. 😉😄🥰😘
@@BiddeeGirl thank you so much
Hi Sarah! The lavender is still alive, just give it time. Yes, paver stones over the soil would work great. Everything looks lovely!
@@skp8738 you were right
That path is brilliant. And it looks nice. Can’t wait to see your beans grow
@@janloewen3404 thank you
Loving everything you're doing. Keep up the excellent work Sarah. Love the new path xx
@@gaynor3976 thank you
I love the little signs you make. They are so cute!
@@mayfly1963 thank you
I love watching you solve problems!
@@colleenfoster997 thank you
I love the decision you made with the new pathway - In the USA I believe we have something similar to allotments but they are referred to as Community Gardens - Bok choy is a Chinese cabbage that can be eaten raw in salads or cooked in soups, stir fry's, fillings and in dumplings and spring rolls - Sarah I love your allotment because it reminds me of your smaller scale marvels when you do your lovely crafts from your mudlark finds
@@viridiangreen8259 thank you
There’s a type of Thyme that’s great for in between pavers. Smells lovely when you step on it too!
@@maggie_oshea thank you I will look at that for next year
The lavender is alive but needs a trim. They die off and come back to flower. Trim the dead heads and the dry dead wood ends off to give it another chance. The Bok Choi is a Chinese cabbage, good for stews, soups and noodle dishes.
Thanks so much
You work so hard Sarah, my Canadian hat goes off for you!
lol thanks
Your garden looks awesome!
@@SherryRoberts-4356 thanks
Love the new little path.
@@kcoy7988 thank you
Throw those square pavers on top of the soil. The stack of pavers look to be enough to cover!
I love the way you do your garden signs Sarah. They’re so rustic but cute and colourful. Your videos are so relaxing 🙂
Thank you
All the rain we've had over the last week or so has made the ground so easy to dig up and plant stuff - I've planted about 20 plants into my borders in the back and front gardens I did a group of 8 lavenders a mixture of Hidcoat and Munster they're only a couple of inches tall hopefully I'll have a nice big patch next year - don't have an allotment but grew tomatoes peas and strawberries - have some young apple and pear trees and 3 blueberry bushes - love your hand made signs ❤️ good idea to make a path there 👍 the plot looks really tidy 🌿🌿🌿
@@helenagreenwood2305 you have been busy . Thank you
Looking good Sarah, I love the little pathway and was hoping you would just drop the tile slabs down.
@@kathyv3909 yeh simplest method thanks
We are now in the process of harvesting our gardens and canning, from Saskatchewan Canada
@@Doro-f2v sounds like you must have a big harvest
Watching you from Sydney, Australia. We don't have allotments, but I do have a small backyard garden. I enjoy watching you get stuck in and give things a go. Our seasons are opposite to yours though, so I'm always doing the opposite to you. Lol. Your plot is looking great!
You can learn from my mistakes then lol
lol. My garden journey has all been trial and error too. That’s the fun of it isn’t it? Just just get in and give it a go, and see what happens 🙂
I always over seeded! You do as you see fit Love! 💗
I never grew many veggies, I always planted perennials so they took care of themselves year after year.
I grew flowers and greenery! Now I live in a forest region, and haven’t got into planting the gardens! Maybe next year!
I love flowers
Love the path you made
Thanks it works there
Your brilliant coming up with lovely ideas. Well done. Thanks for your video.
@@robinanoble4664 thank you
Looking great Sarah - if you cut back that lavender and it'll hopefully come away again (the old one, not the one you planted today). I'm loving the cabbages as well - giants! I'm inspired so just going out to plant my snow peas and tomatoes!
Great ! Thanksc
Lovely to see how much of your allotment has grown. You are really keeping up with it and it looks fantastic! I can’t tell you how much, I appreciate and enjoy your videos. Keep up the amazing work you are doing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Thank you so nice of you
I love your signs. They really are lovely, just like you Sarah.
@@Lorraine4305 rustic just like me lol thanks
I love your video. You are so funny, love your dry sense of humour. Keep it up!
@@jaspertv7792 thank you ☺️
Your gardens are looking great!!Hello from the USA
@@paulasmith5459 thank you
Garden is looking great, I like your little path. I know all about the builders bum and knickers rolling down. Lol😊😊😊
@@Karmafriend-jz4cf lol these problems are real
Love watching this allotment develop and how you involve us all x
@@Karen-ip2jz thank you
The America's don't have enough ancient history to mudlark. Native American things like arrowheads are as old as it gets.
Might be good to cut your older lavender back quite a bit. Give it a chance to regrow.
@@paularindal3642 it re grew but I will cut back before spring thanks
I'm in the U.S. but, I have a veggy garden, and I love being inspired by your enthusiasm. You did good today quite a bit done. Forward progress.
Thank you
Sarah, your allotment is looking really nice. Can't wait to see more veggies come out for you and friends to enjoy. Great job. Water your lavender 💜. It's getting a bit dry.
@@PeggyReid-l1g thanks
I love your wooden veg labels
@@bristolveggiebeds5310 thank you very easy to do no skill required
I just love watching your videos !!!
@@kayreive thank you
@@sarahsallotmentjourney Just your voice calms me and puts me in a happy place listening to you
@@kayreive my voice calming ??? lol thanks
@@sarahsallotmentjourney I am stuck living in Canada but I am born and raised in England, Newcastle actually so your accent and that it's British, soothes my soul
Bok choi is good stir fried or steamed , taste is like a light cabbage or chard. Season can be Asian or as you like. Full of vitamins.😊
@@shannonkoeller8378 it didn’t take off
lol love that the birds sit and watch is swear
@@ThatBritishHomestead they do !
I always go for high waisted for that exact reason 😜I like them slabs good idea , you could put some low growing herbs like Thyme , Camomile lemon balm . They would smell nice as you walk over them . I’m watching from Cornwall .
@@angelacross7940 I will do that next year . Yes all hail the high waisted jeans lol
@@sarahsallotmentjourney plus I go for stretch all helps 🤣
Your garden is looking so beautiful ❤️ good job
@@sandys7770 thanks
Hi Sarah, just to say you should take that half dead lavender out it will not improve but will just die,they don’t regrow from old wood,there a Mediterranean plant and need lots off sun and not to much water. When the flowers on your new one start to fade just nip off the tops a few inches but not into old wood. Hope this helps. 😊
@@sandrawoodall6545 I left it it re flowered and is doing well now it’s a miracle
@@sarahsallotmentjourney great job well done.
Lavender rarely dies. It loves to be cut back though! This fall you need to cut it back to a couple inches from the ground…
I will do thank you it came back to life and flowered again
@@sarahsallotmentjourney I keep forgetting we are behind and not advising in real time!!! I’m glad it’s doing well…
Garden looks beautiful! You have done such a good job Sarah, I enjoy watching and learning from you. Thank you ❤
Thank you
@@sarahsallotmentjourney you're welcome ♥️
I think your old lavender will be fine, just cut it back in the next few weeks. Lovely relaxing video, thank you ☺️
@@TorchTaleMiniatures thanks
HI SARAH, YES YOUR ALLOTMENT IS LOOKING VERY NICE, NEW PATHWAY WILL WORKOUT WELL.
@@lindastowars7346 thank you it does
Garden is doing very well…looks great….hello from Ontario Canada….i watch both your channels and love them both!
So nice if you
Your allotment is looking beautiful Sarah.
@@suesmith9202 thank you
Hi from Canada. We have community gardens. I like your content and love your accent. 💕
Thank you
Looking great Sarah, See you next week. 🪴🌱🌿🌾 xx
@@pamhook7679 thank you
ALLOTMENT looking good Sarah 👍 👌
@@sheenawhyte7430 thank you
Marigolds are tiny and keep the bugs away, they hate the smell. Boc Choi is very tasty used in Asian food a lot
Yeh they have a strong smell don’t they maybe next year thanksc
Thank you for the video. Paint paw prints on the pavers. You did good! 👍 and I am always watching from America.😊
@@juliespade1573 thanks
I live in America. I love this channel. I love your other channel too!
@@janahertzberg6485 thank you
Nice and calm and relaxed for bed now...see you next week 😊🥰
@@merylrees7183 great have a good sleep
I love your path. A quick access to your brew❤
@@77sun222 it is which is very important
Its great fun rejigging areas isnt it.🙂
@@vonny10096 it is lol
Cabbages are looking great but leave them to heart up don't pick the leaves off. Things are growing well.
@@fairyacorn4854 thanks
A little miracle grow will perk your lavender right up
Also trimming back to about 10inches high around the beginning of spring. Should grow lots of new shoots. 🙂
@@maggie_osheathanks
Thank you
Make a convenient pathway Sarah, good girl..
@@Idedabah thanks it works well
I like the path through everything is growing fab don’t keep putting yourself down
@@suewaite9747 thanks it really picks up in the end
I really enjoy watching this! You do have a green thumb. :)
@@pamseitz6942 thank you
Please Plant the lavender that is dying in the ground and give it a chance to recover❤.
That is the ground that it’s in
Sarah, I'm from Kentucky in USA and I watch all of your videos on all your different channels. It's true we don't have allotments here and I didn't even know what it was till I Googled it. No matter, I still enjoy watching all the changes you make in it. I might add you are very talented at it not to know what you're doing lol. I think yours is the nicest one!! You get me tickled sometimes without even trying. Love all your videos!! I think you all are good people!!!! PS. I can't believe you don't eat any veggies. Is there any at all that you do enjoy? Will you be doing craft videos again come cold weather?
I have tons to do over the cold weather still I don’t have any craft stuff out at the moment
Pak choi sounds great❤
Sarah, may I ask about the little burner you have to make your tea..what kind is it or where did you get it....I get hurricanes where I live in Eastern Canada and sometimes no power for days and I am an avid tea drinker (born and raised in England, Newcastle) . No matter what happens during the hurricane or afterwards, it's the cup of tea that keeps us going, to have one first thing as you wake up, could have no rood but that tea will get me through...lol
Sorry I missed this comment . It a ghillie kettle very handy indeed I cook on it too with an added stand I got to put on the base
Your Allotment is looking good. I think that was a good idea with the little short cut path. You could make a scarecrow,hang some wind chimes too may keep the magpies and other critters from bothering your veggies and sown seeds. Also talking about girl stuff doesn't bother me lol it's just me my wife and daughter Gwendolyn
lol thanks
Plans are good.
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff thanks
Is looking better every week, no cabbage will make a head
I cut the outer leaves off and it has
I am watching from Barbados lol so there.😅😅😅
@@soniataitt636 ooo lucky you holiday or live there ?
How about another look at how it looks now?
@@lindamartinez2896 patience you will get to see it all grow and develop
Hi Sarah, your videos confuse me as you always seem to be sowing seeds at odd times. Do you film a couple of months prior to editing and releasing? If so it would be helpful to beginners if you could say at the start of the video when you are filming. Cheers. Happy gardening :-)
@@bewoodford2807 I say in videos when I’m filming not in every video but in most . I’m about 2 months in advance . I don’t say it at the start usually at some point in the video
@@sarahsallotmentjourney thanks Sarah. I have not heard you say it, recently, sorry. I must listen harder. Happy gardening 🙂
LOOKING SARAH KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN SOON I HOPE AT YOUR GARDEN OR AT YOU AND MIC'S GEM HUNTING ADVENTURES YOUR FRIEND JOSEPHINE.
Thank you