The Garden in June
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2020
- The lazy days of summer are here and with it come crops of berries, potatoes, greens, and more. Today we're going to dig up some of those potatoes, and will be having a look at both the home and allotment gardens to see how everything is growing. It's hard to believe that the beds exploding with green and food were just bare earth and compost a few months ago. If you thought May was lush, June will wow you with her bounty.
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Who needs normal TV - your channel content is a delight, and your gardens and approach to talking about gardening are just lovely - food for they eyes, stomach and the heart...having just found you (through an old building a strawberry pallet planter video), I'm looking forward to exploring your channel further. Thank you lovely greens!
We moved late in the year. This is my 45th house and it will be my last one! I love it here, a wee house within a stone's throw from the ocean. And...deer. And rabbits. And covid...so I have a garden on my back deck. Tomatoes, lettuce, radishes, tonnes of herbs. Peas, spinach, and a lowly cuke. Well...next year I'll have a fenced in plot perhaps. In the meantime it is lovely to wander around yours.
Peas on an arch looks nice🌱💚 I grew peas and nasturtiums together on a cattle panel arch and they both did very well. The peas are starting to brown and I’m replacing them with cherry tomatoes ❤️
Also, from the land Down-Under. Congratulations on your gardens & your wonderful Knowledge on so many plants, etc.
I just noticed your video in amongst my 180 SUBSCRIPTIONS & knew it was time to relax & take in the beauty of your handiwork.
Once again, well done, I've been an avid gardener for over 50 years & if I had 50 acres, I would have 49 acres of veggies & live in a tent.🦘🦘🦘💚🆗😂🥕🍅🍓🥕🍊🍋🥦🌽
Many thanks and I’d have 49 acres of edibles too 😂 Oh the orchards!
Simply delightful!
You are so organised! I can only dream of being like you.
The rain and moisture have truly blessed your allotment and home gardens this year! Everything looks so luscious and juicy! Thanks for sharing!
Great thought.. Harvest time..
Love your plot!
I've also just started digging my new potatoes, Lady Christl. I realise this is all down to personal choice, but they're so much nicer than Homeguard. They have a lovely, old fashioned flavour. Beautiful with a splodge of butter and mint. In the space they were growing I'm planting yacons and pumpkins. No spare ground. Don't give the weeds a chance. Thanks for your films. Cracking!
Thanks so much 🙂 Choice was limited this year and I grew the only first earlies I could get a hold of. So many tasty varieties in a normal year though!
Wonderful!!!!!!!!! Will as I fall asleep tonight I will visualize having a garden like this😍😍😍😍
you really have a green thumb. everything looks so luscious. thanks for sharing
thank you for sharing... love from Florida
Love your tours, whether garden or harvest. My rain was just right this year, and one of my best gardens in years. Tennessee, U.S.A. 🥰
Don’t you love it when a garden comes together? 🙂 Enjoy your bounty this year
What a lovely, peaceful tour. Everything is looking so nice! I am so glad I found your channel. 👍🏻💜
Love garden ☺️🏃🥔🍎🍓🍒🍋🌲🌳
Thanks for this delightful look around your growing patches. It's still winter here in NZ but I am going to sort out my seed potatoes. Love your videos!
Your new potatoes are a good size - you have inspired me to dig up the first of my 'Nicola' second earlies, to see how big they are. A quick tip - I always put a small heap of yellow sulphur powder around the bottom of my cucumber plants (and melons) to keep the water off, so as to avoid stem rot where the plant goes into the soil/compost and also I sink a 3 inch pot next to cucumber plant ans water into that to keep the stem dry. A 'Lovely' video as always!
Good luck with the spuds and thanks for sharing the cuke tips
You make such wonderfully produced videos of my favorite topic..gardening! Thank you!
You're very welcome Tom
Hi hello how r u love your garden
I wish I could triple-like this! Great video!
You’re too kind 🙂
I like u garden and very curfully professionelle work.good luck!
Beauty, two things I noticed it’s a big advantage not having to external water a large garden like that and surprised to see straw and manure still being used given the presence of aminopyrolids nowadays
I get my manure from a trusted source, but yes it’s a concern to be aware of.
Love your garden, blessings from Germany.
Thank you :)
Excellent video, presentation etc is great. You should really be on gardeners world.
That’s a compliment, thank you :)
Oh I love these so much! Keep the videos coming!
Thanks and will do :)
Hi Tanya! Your gardens are looking beautiful! I really enjoyed getting a tour of both the allotment and the home garden. I'd definitely like to see a harvest video next time. I'm in Texas, in the Houston area, and for us things like green beans, cucumbers, and tomatoes are done for now - it's gotten too hot for them. Right now I have okra and sweet potatoes growing. Both of those thrive in our extreme heat. My eggplants and peppers are doing well and being harvested now, and I'm picking blackberries for my breakfast every morning, too. I'm also starting to be overloaded with basil ready for picking! Time to start making pesto. June has been a very dry month so I'm constantly watering - not fun. We're supposed to get some good rain this week though, so I'm grateful for that. :)
What a bounty! 💚
Spectacular tour! Your garden is beautiful and so productive!
😍Everything looks so great! My garden list frequently gets thrown out the window when I see what needs to be done in the garden. I make a list now the night before and I keep it in front of my face while I do gardening chores. I focus on one or two things I WANT done and then move on to things that must be done. This isn’t working either. Last night I ran out of energy and sunlight and I still hadn’t watered the garden.🤷🏽♀️ I had to water this morning before having my coffee.😴
Garden looking awesome!!
A wildlife area! Wow! And your pumpkins are growing. Mine aren’t growing here in San Diego county. Ugh. I just stumbled across your site. Love it! What is an allotment garden? Do you share with a local food bank?
I have grapes we will be sharing with the neighbors.
Plot and garden look fab, what more can I say 😍
Happy Solstice!
Harvest videos are always fun.
It's been a wet year here in Sequim, WA. Many of my baby apples, quince and currents are fruiting for the first time. The strawberries and raspberries are bursting with fruit, but most are still green. I've had a bumper crop of thistles - who knew the entire plant is edible‽
Isn't it always a wet year in Sequim? :) How does thistle taste?
No, Sequim gets about 14 inches of rain annually. It's in the Blue Hole (a dry spot created in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains)
Thistle stalks taste like artichoke; they are the only part I have tried so far. :)
What a brilliant location for your allotment!
Lovely video and learning all the time . I planted 3 apples trees, pear trees and plums. Hope they grow soon and give me fruit. Any tips appreciated 👍
I'm from the Philippines, and I'd love to learn more about gardening though i am in a tropical country. Just looking for tips in organic fertilizing my veggies on container gardening. I love your garden..
Absolutely a delight to see your garden..I am new..just loved it
HI Tanya, you mentioned in one of your videos making liquor from soaking blackberry (might have been red berry). Would love to see a video on that sometime. Love the channel!
Lovely blackberries! I got a sprout that I was told was from a raspberry plant... this year I found out it was a blackberry pant!
thanks&kisses from Romania, like your work
I enjoy your videos, I also follow you on FB. You have a very beautiful garden. Greetings from Europe -- from Slovenia.
Thank you and I’m glad that you enjoyed it and the others :)
Sometimes weeding feels nasty, one step shy of changing a baby's diaper. One the other hand, if other, it is something I do to care for my babies, even if my babies are plants in the garden. Taking care of what needs care is a joy, a quieter, less sexy joy, but a deeper joy than the fancier joys that get too much attention.
My ordinary peas have grown so tall this year, they have so much flower and peas on them but very windy here near the sea. Madly trying to stake them higher so they don’t fall. Bumper red currant season for me here south coast 🇬🇧
What type did you grow?
Hi Tanya, thank you for sharing. Everything looked so healthy and beautiful. I wondered if you can give an update on The Generous Gardener roses. The roses seemed grow very nice. Thanks again.
Yup. Especially every Sunday my list of a dozen or two things only a few get done along with the this and that I come across and a couple more dozen added to the to do soon list. :D
very nice garden tour
Lots growing there
I did a tour of my vegetable garden in the beginning of June as almost everything was in place but just after a couple of weeks It's filled up so much already. Kids are enjoying loads of strawberries and I am munching on as much lettuce as I can.
You have inspired me to grow more berries so I have got a blueberry, raspberry, blackberry and loganberry planted. I am growing loads of zinnias, marigolds and nasturtiums too in my vegetable garden.
I think you can relocate that nasturtium plant to a suitable place where it can climb onto something.
I also grew some grocery store bought garlic and the tag said it was Morado spanish garlic. I did a research online and it turned out hard neck garlic. It produced scapes last week which I have already harvested. It looks very much like yours with lots of small green young leaves coming out. So I was a bit worried whether the cloves had sprouted again but looking at yours I think it is doing alright. I will be harvesting it soon.
Busy busy 🙂 I wouldn’t worry about the cloves sprouting - hard neck garlic needs vernalization to grow. A stint of cold weather.
Really nice ...love seeing all your ideas....pots are a favorite of mine...... so have the shortages seemed to have continued....for garden things...here in 🇨🇦 it's surprising that things like tomatoes cages are sold out everywhere....even tomatoes fertilizer was hard to find....seeds ( not that they would be any use now) aren't available...some are but a very poor selection.....yes they seasonal year is half over....I say to my wife.... Winters coming.... doesn't go over well😁....yes if it's not I n the ground and growing well know.... it's almost to late....those peas look like monsters....I love the tall peas they look so "stately"....but they do look bad after a wind storm....and they take so much work....
When seeds became scarce here, I started seriously thinking about the possibility of saving seeds. I've let one of last year's beetroot bolt (the one in the garlic bed) and will try to collect seed from it. Kale, I'll try too and a couple of other things.
Oh wow, the carrots! Great idea. I can't wait to see how they turn out at harvest.
My garden is lovely, but the high desert is hot dry, and smokey right now. Was watering two times a day, but down to mostly just in the evening now. I can't wait for the AZ Monsoon season to begin.
all looks great well done
Thanks Steven :)
May I ask what zone you are for gardening? It'd be helpful if you included that in your About section or something. Thanks!
Your man must be sick of the sight of lettuce 🥬, but great video, my plot and greenhouse also packed. All the best from Scotland 🏴
Haha I thought the same. They must eat a ton of salad. She looks amazing though so it’s paying off! I’d love to see what she eats. All those beautiful fresh veggies!
Lol! Yes we eat tons 😂 Fortunately he likes his greens and they go into everything from wraps to salads to breakfast. One of his favourites is local bacon, fried Borlotti beans with thyme, and salad leaves with avocado.
@@Lovelygreens WOW that sound delicious!! 👍🏿
Love your garden at home & Allotment. I live in Scotland too, so could you please make videos when you start your seeds so that we will have idea when to sow them. I'm very new to doing veggies in my garden, and maybe because I dont know how to start the seeds (timings) it doesnt do well. Thank you
Yes, sure, that’s a good idea 🙂
@@Lovelygreens looking forward to your videos.. BTW, you've got a lovely garden
fantastic video again i wanted to ask if you do all the gardening yourself or do you get help cos that is one huge allotment. and kudos for everything you're growing, i only have a small backyard garden but I've built 4 raised beds and a poly greenhouse which is far better than the clear plastic one I had last year and I'm getting bumper amount of crops this year things are starting to pop up now like beans n peas and soft fruit and i can't wait for everything else which is too many to list
I've been interplanting strawberries with garlic with good success for years now on a woodchip bed (no dig - similar system to James Prigioni), they don't compete with each other for light.
We have loads of blossoms on our blackberries too. Very unusual for us.
It’s going to be a good year for berries!
cute🌹
Hello from the states, do you ever sale your abundent of harvest veggies? Wish I have your skill and dedication on gardening.
Thanks for the video, Tanya. I've never seen golden raspberries before; do they taste much different from pink/red?
I'm trying out my first plants; growing a couple of tomato plants from seed in my flat in the city! Am planning on moving out to the countryside at some point though so I can have a big garden or some land. Really enjoy watching your videos, and happy belated birthday (I wasn't subbed at the time!).
Thank you and best of luck with the toms 🍅 As for the golden raspberries - they’re nice but I don’t think they’re as sweet as my Joan J’s next to them but they are pretty when mixed together.
Wow, your garden and your allotment look so lush and productive !
Do you know which variety of blackberries you are growing ? They don’t look that tall and much more manageable in a small garden.
Thank you, blessings from France
Great video Tanya! How much of a drive to your allotment?
Your gardens are looking fabulous!
My garden is exploding...we have harvested, blanched and frozen about 30 pounds of kale, about 10 pounds of spinach, plus we have been eating salads everyday since middle of March! Been awesome, plus I am ready to harvest one bed of early Warba Potatoes, garlic scapes have been adorning our dinner plates for a couple weeks now.
We are now jnto our Southern Ontario summer, lots of heat, lots of humidity and not much rain! So very heavy mulch on all the beds (grass clipings, hay, leaves, efc.,) and fairly regular deep watering!
Happy Summer solstice to you as well from Canada!🇨🇦
Mike
It's not too far but it's still a drive so less convenient than gardening at home. Fabulous sounding harvests and you're smart to use mulch. I wish more people would just try it since it saves so much water, keeps weeds down, fertilizes, stops erosion,...
Waheyee- long live Midsummer!
I’m currently growing silver mint and Moroccan mint, but also love apple, chocolate and pineapple mint. I’ve never tried strawberry mint! I’ll have to try that, if I can find anywhere selling the seeds. Never seen it in all of my years living where I do (Singapore) and we can’t bring live plants in or out without a photo sanitary certificate, which is v expensive. Thanks for sharing you garden! It was a great video!
I hear you about the different names that different cultures have for various veg! I am a Brit who grew up in Asia and went to an international school, so when I garden, based on who is am talking with, I will for example talk about an eggplant (British) an Aubergine (US) or a brinjal (Malay/Chinese.) It can be hard to keep track, sometimes! 😆
You get it then 🙂 As for strawberry mint , I think it’s one you need to get a cutting or divide an existing plant.
Grew some purple climbing beans @ my Land-Lords block (because he wanted them (on a steel TRELLIS) & they went up & over a 7 foot trellis & down another 4 feet.
Later on I had an experience with not thinning the apples off the branches & after putting supports under the branches, THEY SNAPPED ANYWAY. I guess I just got GREEDY when I saw all of the apples on the branches.
Please tell more about the “achoka “ which was planted with the green beans. I’ve never heard of it and can’t find it on google.
Your gardens look beautiful. Glad that you are getting rain. We here in southern New Hampshire and dealing with a heart wave and drought. Time to get more watering done. Love your raspberries. What do you fertlize them with?
I feel ya! We had a drought from April to May and are still not permitted to use hose pipes for watering the garden. The rain has been a saving grace.
@@Lovelygreens so you have to water the garden with a hand held container? Yikes,!
You the champion..girl.hhhjjj😚😊😊😊😁
New sub here loved your video
Hi Tanya, where are your garden boots from? Lovely video and channel is the best! Thank you x
They're from the Muck Boot Company and thank you :)
On the ? Pumpkin, I had a volunteer last year, it took me weeks decide what it was. The fruit was longish, but eventually filled out to be a mid sized pumpkin.
Lovely garden tour! All the plants are growing beautifully both at the allotment and the home garden. Happy Sunday!
Thank you and a happy Sunday to you too :)
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instead of not growing that pea again, Id recommend trimming the top once it is the size you want, but so that it does not get that tall. I have been doing this with my peas and it seems to be working. I feed the tips to my bunnies
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Everything looks so green and lush!
The benefits of enough sun and rain - the weeds are loving it too 😂
Hi Tania. Shortest day of the yr here. My garlic is in and up. We had a high of 1.5 degrees C in Queenstown NZ today. My winter garden is good with most of the brassicas doing well. I reckon you and Charles Dowding should do a program together.
Thanks Stephen and stay well down there. Our Island seems to very much be following NZ’s lead on Coronavirus - the borders are closed and like you, we’re out of lockdown. Good for everyone but also non-essential trips to the garden centre :)
carful with horseradish once you plant in the ground it's there forever
Hi!
Thank you for this lovely video!
I live in the northern part of The Netherlands on a lovely old farm, remote, and I have a kitchen garden of about 300m2. By accident, I was sharing it with a good friend, but she passed away 2 years ago.
Now, I grow a LOT of food, just like you. Way more than we can eat, but I grow them for the local foodbank here.
My question would be, what do you do with all the food that you can not eat?
Also, what do your meals look like? I would be very interested in that! Sometimes the garden work takes up so much time that my lust to cook a meal is down, which is a shame!
By the way, I also make my own soaps and creams etc., for years now. 😊
Thank you!
We have a few things in common it seems :) Food -- we eat whatever is growing and extras go in the freezer or sometimes to Josh's parents. Yes, cooking down can be such a shame and spinach is the worst one for that. But at the same time, it shows how many greens we're getting.
Lovely Greens Sorry for my crappy English, thank you for your answer!
What I meant was, how exactly do you eat all these lovely vegetables, how much time do you spend on cooking, things like that? 😄
Good morning how r u this morning
I just dug up early potatoes (grown in a container/grow bag) and I had only a small handful- so disappointing! Any tips for growing earlies would be most welcome; I'll try again next year.
Are you sure they were a first early variety? Main crops potatoes will be tiny this time of the year.
@@Lovelygreens I think so - charlottes
18:08 what did you call that one? I planted some carrots and something like that came up with the carrots.
That’s right :)
Yes, I think that was it! Thank you! Have no idea where it came from. Never planted them before
Hi Tanya. I have a question about roses for you. Springtime I bought 3 roses in tubes. Unfortunately I was not able to plant them out until a 3 weeks ago. I was watering them while in the tubes I did not realize when I went to plant them they were waterlogged and the few live branches have since died since I planted them out. My question is there is no signs of life are they dead? Or will the roots recover or are they recovering? I'm torn as to whether or not to wait until next year to see. Can you help answer thank you.
I know I should have planted them sooner. I'm really hoping fingers crossed that the roots are recovering!? Is this possible or did I kill them? There are no signs of life above ground.
If you don’t see life from them now in the growing season they probably haven’t made it. Prune back anything that looks dead and see if it’s green inside? If so, there may be hope
i have potato plant on my plot, dont know what variety it is, how can i know (if there is a way), please let know. thanks, bless. enjoy the summer!!!
You can often tell by the potatoes it produces. Typically the potato will be one you've planted before, but if it's a new plot it may just be one of those mysteries :)
@@Lovelygreens Thus, one of those mysteries :) tnx!
I have seen potatoes from who ever had the allotment before me.
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How long is your growing season?
March to October but it rarely gets above 25C here
YES! Harvest video - especially how you use the small daily pickings! I have few green beans but manage to pick enough for a tender green bean bowl to share with my grandson every 4 days. Some 'stinkin' critter ate my strawberry plants - almost twentys whole plant above the roots in one night - what horror would do that? It ate everything but the very top level of two hanging fabric bags that I never got around to hanging. They are now hung and hopefully the leaves will return. Put up some dill pickles and some bread/butter pickles and have eaten so many - now worms are eating the ripest ones. I've never had worms in the cukes before and not sure why they are there now. I can't even just cut off the eaten ends since they are tiny when they bore a hole and grown fat by eating the middle of the cukes - that way I don't notice the destruction while waiting for the full grown veg. Gardens sure do teach patience or at least try to. LOL Do you know reasons why I can't grow chamomile? Can't seem to germinate their seeds either. What is your trick? Maybe direct sow?
Yes, gardening is always a lesson in patience :) Once you get chamomile going it will freely self seed - you could scatter seed outdoors probably all summer long and it will grow. Try again?
Yep. All intentions get lost in the garden.
And all stresses :)
@@Lovelygreens oh yes 👍