Seeds YOU MUST Sow In June! It's Not Too Late! | Allotment Gardening For Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
- We've already sown lots of seeds at the allotment vegetable garden in the last few months, and June isn't often a month where we think of sowing seeds. Contrary to common belief, there's LOADS of vegetable seeds you can still sow in June, so don't worry if you haven't sown any yet! there's still time!
With all that being said, though, it is late to sow some things, and June is your last chance to get other things sown if you want to achieve a harvest before the end of the growing season. This is especially true for those who live in the northern hemisphere (like I do) and have short growing seasons.
There are other things which are ideal for succession sowing so you can achieve steady harvests throughout the growing season. We'll touch on them as well.
Let me show you what I'm sowing in June in the garden and what I've already sown in the last few months. I hope this video helps you guys out in some way.
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Can you guys spot the intruder in my greenhouse? 🐌
Yes a pesky snail 😊
Yes, hiding in the roof, hope you’ve evicted him now 😖
Great video Jim. You are very knowledgeable for your young age well done n happy gardening from me in scotland.
Thank you for your kind comment 😊 thanks for watching, hope you found it useful in some way
Hello from a very warm Ireland! ☘️ Great to see you Jim and get your advice ~ now I’ll have to rewatch to find the intruder 🌱🥬 ☺️
Plenty of those intruders all around the plot this year. 😂 Happy gardening!
Thanks Jim. Ive made a note of everything that I can sow in June. Enjoyed your video.
Glad it was helpful!
You have given me some ideas to do such as using the potato buckets. Good video
They work great! Thanks for watching, I'm glad you found my video useful 😊
Running to get more beetroot and lettuce in!
Happy sowing!
Great update video Jim. Youve inspired me to plant some more courgettes as my 1st lot really arnt looking to healthy. What have I got to lose 😊
Absolutely 😊 get some more sown, still time yet!
My zinnia seeds have sprouted REALLY quickly in tray! I planted them the first week of June, and at this rate it appears that they'll be ready before month's end
Great news! Some lovely flowers through the summer hopefully 😊
Great job Jim. Good to know. 👍
Glad you found it useful! Happy growing 😊
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You're welcome 😊
the netting over your peas might prevetn bees polintaing the flowers. i take the net off when flowers start coming
That's an interesting thought. Although I've never had issues with that in the past and there's lots of pods on these peas this week. I have no other options really as the pigeons will go in on them and strip them bare 🐦
Thank you for a great video!! I’m following your advice!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Blessings to your channel!! 🙌🏻🦋🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 New subscriber 🤗🤗
Thank you so much 😊 glad you found the video useful! I also hope you enjoy my future videos. Happy gardening!
I dont have a slug problem, but I've heard that a shallow pan with beer in it helps. I guess they really like it.
Lucky you! I envy you haha! I've set up a few beer traps on my allotment and they have trapped a few of them. They're coming in their thousands though this year!
@downtoearthwithjim I have used granular slug bait in the past because I get snails. It worked pretty good. I have a squash bug and squash vine borer problem and a pollinator problem. The squash bugs I can control, but that vine borer is a different story. I also think I need to get a bee hive so I can have more pollinators.
Great info a new sub here. My garlic was covered in weeds I've removed the weeds they look amazing. I have loads of peas growing. Blaushocker purple peas lol. And some Kelvedon wonder I think or onward.
Kelvedon wonder are a lovely variety, they're the ones I'm growing. I like that they're a dwarf variety so easier to manage. Excellent on the garlic!!
I use the 5 litre water bottles for growing Brassica and Cougettes to reduce slug damage as I find the copper pot scrubbers around them inside the bottle tends to keep the slugs off , put some slug pellets inside the bottle and they should be ok, you can also put copper tape around the bottles as another deterent.
Interesting! Those copper pot scourers are a really good idea! I may have to steal that idea, if I had a container that would fit them!
try putting sharp sand over the bed where you sow your carrots or slug loving plants. works like a charm at my plot
Excellent idea, I will try that next time! They're a real pain this year 🐌
Hi Jim thanks for that advice I’m going to try and grow cabbages in my new greenhouse in my garden,but maybe not 50 buckets worth 😂. I’ve not had a greenhouse before so wish me luck.
50 buckets may be a bit excessive for brassicas 😂 that's why I might put garlic in some of them. Let me know how it goes! What will you be growing in your new greenhouse?
@@downtoearthwithjim I’m not sure yet,probably things like beetroot ,chard,and flowers.peas,beans ect. But we only have a medium sizes garden which is mostly trees and shrubs.so not a lot off room. But I will get a couple off buckets and grow so cabbage for sure!.
New sub! Nice leisurely video, with no excessive 'hand waving' which for some reason annoys me lol. All my tomato starts FAILED this year from damping off, but a dozen plants germinated in mid-May and have true leaves coming on, so I'm hoping they catch up! I'll be putting squash in shortly called Baby Blue, which seem doable for me, who will be training them over an arch. USA, Zone 5.
Haha cheers!
That's gutting! I hate when damping off happens. I had some damping off early this year too when growing at home. It's surprising how fast they catch up through June and July so I'm sure you'll still get a crop 😊
Love the t-shirt were did you get it? happy gardening Richardx
I love it too, please do tell Jim.
I just did an amazon search and there are so many cool allotment t-shirts and it's payday today woop woop!
That was very useful indeed, thanks
Thanks! My sister-in-law bought it for me as a present. I know there's all sorts of novelty clothing that can be purchased online like off Amazon
I feel your pain with the carrots, I’ve had to re sow a line of Nantes that were bullldozed, weirdly I’ve got a line of purple carrots right next door that have barely been touched so I wonder if they aren’t so appealing to them like they don’t seem to like red lettuce either.
They seem to enjoy my red lettuce haha 😂 but not as much as the baby gem. I may need to spread sharp sand over the bed next time to stop the slugs. I've just applied some beer traps to my carrot beds see if that works
Good to know I’ve still got time, do you know if leeks are something I can still sow? If so, which variety?
Yes you can sow leeks in the UK in June. They are cold hardy so can stay in the ground all winter, just harvesting as you need them.
Yes, I didn't include leeks as I sowed mine in March but can still be sown in June. I grow Middelburg every year. They will be harvested from autumn and during the winter months like with things such as Brussel sprouts. 😊
onions and beans don't grow well together... be interesting to see which does best when so close
Yes I've heard. Sadly we won't be able to see the results as I had to move the beans over to a new bed due to aminopyralid in this bed. That's one of the next update videos
With your herbs, do they need to be covered with compost or do they need light? Thanks
With most annual herb seeds like parsley, coriander, basil, dill, etc I'll only sow them 0.5-1cm deep as the seeds are only small 😊
Jim, would using diatomaceous earth help with the slug issue?
I've thought the same. I have loads of diatomaceous earth which I got for the red ants. It'll slow the slugs down as they won't like going over it but it won't kill them and it needs to be dry to be effective. Diatomaceous earth is used to kill insects with hard exoskeletons like ants. Won't kill slugs
Hey ive just uploaded my 1st video and would love it if you could watch it and give me some editing tips please as always happy gardening Richardx
Hi Richard 😊 just watched them now, fantastic update, I've found it's been rather slow for me as well this year. I'd definitely film the videos in landscape for RUclips and only do them in portrait for shorts. I'm assuming you're using your phone? Get yourself a cheap mic and tripod to stick phone on and then people can watch you pottering about 😊 watch out with the music towards the end of one of your videos as RUclips is very strict with music and copyright unless you're using licenced music like from epidemic sound.
Great update mate keep us posted! 📸
Hi Jim Got a new Greenhouse for you or your Mum if interested already dismantled and on Allotment? Exactly same as your other one Greenhouse People Aluminium 8 ft by 10 ft Toughened safety glass 2 vents base. Call round Plot 47 to see and good price Cheers Ben (Will give you first chance before selling on ebay for more money)
Hi Ben! How much for? I'll ask my mum if she's interested, I don't have the space (or time) for another one 😂
Hi Jim You can have it at same price as last time £275 Cheers Ben
Hi Ben..I'll take it of your hands..James will help me put it on my plot..many thanks...shaz
@@MsShaz06 Cheers