I'm a bit jealous of your butternut squash. Well done. We are eating beans as fast as we can, 6kg frozen as well, lots more to come. Kindly don't post a new video when I'm not around to watch. Only joking. See you at Malvern.
Thanks for the kind words Ken! Butternut squash is definitely a treat. Enjoy those beans, sounds like you’ve got a healthy stash going! I'll try not to post anything when you are not around 😊See you at Malvern!
Ive never been to Malvern, heard it's good have a lovely time there. Looking forward to winter crops now. Keep spreading compost onto the beds when there become free
Hi Jackie, I'm so sorry I normally leave the links in the description, I have ensured they are in the description of our latest video grow your own year of veg. Just click on the link and it will take you to where I purchased them. There are different options for width!
I'm glad to see Sep come. I can begin concentrating on all the garden box work I need to do and get my new section set up for next year. Also start spreading my home made compost around.
Thanks for sharing your gardening plans Frank! It sounds like you’ve got an exciting project ahead. Keep spreading that compost and wishing you all the best with your garden boxes. Do send us some finished pictures!
New subscribe, you are the third person now. I am looking for UK gardener videos to watch as I do gardening in my backyard, and I just bought a greenhouse so that I can plant throughout the winter.
Thank you for subscribing! I’m thrilled to have you here, and I can’t wait to share more gardening tips that will help you thrive in your new greenhouse. The next video on Monday will be right up your street!
Hi Chris, great to hear from you! Cut flower stems (scapes) 20cm/8" below umbels and dry in a paper bag for 7-14 days until the seed head is dry. Gently rub capsules to release the seeds. Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight!
Hello Neil, great to hear from you, they Wilkinson's. As with every garden tool I would always advise you buy the best you can afford, you will be rewarded with years of service if looked after!
Hi, I have just acquired an allotment plot which I am currently planning where to put my compost bays. I am considering doing the 3 bay system with pallets but the position of them is proving more tricky. It will be a cold composting bay so am I better putting it in full sun, partial shade or full shade? Thanks
That's amazing Laura, it sounds like an exciting project! For cold composting, partial shade can be a good option. It helps maintain moisture while allowing some heat from the sun to aid the decomposition process. Good luck with your allotment and check out our composting play list - thanks for watching!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 I certainly will.. but after watching Thursdays video I was wondering how did you plan your space? Ie. How many beds? How big they were going to be? Where to put your greenhouse and poly tunnel and your composting bays? This will be my next challenge and after doing some research it's rather overwhelming with conflicting advice.. thank you
@@laurathomason8693 Although each plot is 12ft x 14 ft as you see them, each bed is only 4ft wide. This enables you to plant 2 rows of the largest plants you would need. Also 4ft wide beds enable you to get to them from each side. If you are just starting work on just a few beds at a time to make them the best you can within your budget. It has taken since 2014 when we moved here for this veg garden to be where it is today. The greenhouse or poly tunnel need to go in a position where they will receive maximum sunlight to grow those lovely summer crops, but also to get the most sunlight for any winter crops. Take a few days and visit your plot at different times of the day so that you get an understanding of which position gets the maximum light and where any cold spots/frost pockets may be. There is no rush take your time so that you get the most out of your plot, work on small bits at a time, within a couple of seasons you will be on top of things and feeling confident in what you are doing!
Hi Barry and Mrs w my buttercup squash are same has yours it's the first time I have grown them picked a lot of garkins today and tomatoes and green beans cucumbers 🥒 got a lot of cillis been pulling pallets apart you will never clever it me and Mrs c were on the metro last Tuesday to the hospital about my back got phone call.from the hospital saying your appointment has been cancelled just as well got off at Sunderland well Barry and Mrs w goodnight and stay safe
Wow, it sounds like you've had quite a productive time in the garden! Buttercup squash, tomatoes, and cucumbers all at once? That's impressive! Hope your back is feeling better soon and that your next hospital visit goes smoothly for you and Mrs C!
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Good tip on the carrots, thanks for that.
You are very welcome. I'm glad you found the carrot tip helpful!
Good luck at Malvern , top tip for the carrots
Thank you! I appreciate the support! Carrots are definitely going to be better if they are covered over!
I'm a bit jealous of your butternut squash. Well done. We are eating beans as fast as we can, 6kg frozen as well, lots more to come.
Kindly don't post a new video when I'm not around to watch. Only joking.
See you at Malvern.
Thanks for the kind words Ken! Butternut squash is definitely a treat. Enjoy those beans, sounds like you’ve got a healthy stash going! I'll try not to post anything when you are not around 😊See you at Malvern!
Ive never been to Malvern, heard it's good have a lovely time there. Looking forward to winter crops now. Keep spreading compost onto the beds when there become free
Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your support and enthusiasm for winter crops. Wishing you a bountiful harvest!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 thank you same to you as well
I really appreciate your kind words! It means a lot to me and the community!
I will also top up the carrots tomorrow, nice one 🥕 🥕
Thanks for the support! Every carrot counts, and I appreciate you leaving us a comment!
Have a great time in Malvern , worked in Ledbury for a while and used to visit Malvern quite often
Thanks Barry, we are really looking forward to the show and exploring the area!
Hi Barry and Mrs W what size are your nets? and do you mind telling me where I can buy them. I can’t seem to find any that wide. Thank you Jackie 😊
Hi Jackie, I'm so sorry I normally leave the links in the description, I have ensured they are in the description of our latest video grow your own year of veg. Just click on the link and it will take you to where I purchased them. There are different options for width!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 that’s great, thank you.
I'm glad to see Sep come. I can begin concentrating on all the garden box work I need to do and get my new section set up for next year. Also start spreading my home made compost around.
Thanks for sharing your gardening plans Frank! It sounds like you’ve got an exciting project ahead. Keep spreading that compost and wishing you all the best with your garden boxes. Do send us some finished pictures!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Yes I will but it may be a while.
New subscribe, you are the third person now. I am looking for UK gardener videos to watch as I do gardening in my backyard, and I just bought a greenhouse so that I can plant throughout the winter.
Thank you for subscribing! I’m thrilled to have you here, and I can’t wait to share more gardening tips that will help you thrive in your new greenhouse. The next video on Monday will be right up your street!
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I have left some leeks to flower
How do I collect the seeds and how do I store them
Hi Chris, great to hear from you! Cut flower stems (scapes) 20cm/8" below umbels and dry in a paper bag for 7-14 days until the seed head is dry. Gently rub capsules to release the seeds. Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight!
Indian Summer up here in cumbria we havnt had a summer at all let alone an indian
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s definitely been a strange season, but fingers crossed for some late summer warmth soon!
Top stuff, liking the video
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hi guys
those Secateurs made light work of that sweat corn, what make are they?
Hello Neil, great to hear from you, they Wilkinson's. As with every garden tool I would always advise you buy the best you can afford, you will be rewarded with years of service if looked after!
Hi, I have just acquired an allotment plot which I am currently planning where to put my compost bays. I am considering doing the 3 bay system with pallets but the position of them is proving more tricky. It will be a cold composting bay so am I better putting it in full sun, partial shade or full shade? Thanks
That's amazing Laura, it sounds like an exciting project! For cold composting, partial shade can be a good option. It helps maintain moisture while allowing some heat from the sun to aid the decomposition process. Good luck with your allotment and check out our composting play list - thanks for watching!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 I certainly will.. but after watching Thursdays video I was wondering how did you plan your space? Ie. How many beds? How big they were going to be? Where to put your greenhouse and poly tunnel and your composting bays? This will be my next challenge and after doing some research it's rather overwhelming with conflicting advice.. thank you
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 thank you that's great advice
@@laurathomason8693 Although each plot is 12ft x 14 ft as you see them, each bed is only 4ft wide. This enables you to plant 2 rows of the largest plants you would need. Also 4ft wide beds enable you to get to them from each side. If you are just starting work on just a few beds at a time to make them the best you can within your budget. It has taken since 2014 when we moved here for this veg garden to be where it is today. The greenhouse or poly tunnel need to go in a position where they will receive maximum sunlight to grow those lovely summer crops, but also to get the most sunlight for any winter crops. Take a few days and visit your plot at different times of the day so that you get an understanding of which position gets the maximum light and where any cold spots/frost pockets may be. There is no rush take your time so that you get the most out of your plot, work on small bits at a time, within a couple of seasons you will be on top of things and feeling confident in what you are doing!
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Just joined your channel I like your style 😎
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@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 watching from Ireland 🇮🇪 thanks for the reply !
@@ChristyBermingham An amazing place to live. Always love my visits to Ireland!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 your welcome anytime !
Love your videos so much thank you ❤ I can’t find the blue pipe things that you use to support your netting - can you suggest somewhere?
I truly appreciate your kind words! I'm glad you enjoy my videos. As for the blue pipe try this link, this is where I got ours from amzn.to/3TlbYpE
Thanks so much!!
Hi Barry and Mrs w my buttercup squash are same has yours it's the first time I have grown them picked a lot of garkins today and tomatoes and green beans cucumbers 🥒 got a lot of cillis been pulling pallets apart you will never clever it me and Mrs c were on the metro last Tuesday to the hospital about my back got phone call.from the hospital saying your appointment has been cancelled just as well got off at Sunderland well Barry and Mrs w goodnight and stay safe
Wow, it sounds like you've had quite a productive time in the garden! Buttercup squash, tomatoes, and cucumbers all at once? That's impressive! Hope your back is feeling better soon and that your next hospital visit goes smoothly for you and Mrs C!