"Your 10-year harvest mystery veggie, DIY pea frame, and grapes taste test adventure sounds like an exciting and fun-filled day! 🥕🌱🍇 Uncovering the mystery veggie and building your own pea frame adds an extra layer of satisfaction, and tasting homegrown grapes is the perfect way to end the adventure. Thanks for sharing these wonderful moments in your gardening journey! 🌟🚀"
That metal frame you put at the back of your plot would make a great pea frame or bean frame using string across or maybe even good enough for your grapevines if its big enough and just add metal galvanised wire, im enjoying your videos, your plot is coming along nicely 😊
Autumn is my favourite time, its nearly spring here in New Zealand. Why because hopefully, can weed, compost, sort out next years summer beds. The winter vegetables just need protection from the chooks, and sparrow's. This year let the chooks from May until beginning of August have free range, they ate lots of weeds. The ones they didn't I dug them out!
Thank you, sounds like lots to look forward to in Autumn and take stock. Wishing you a productive spring. I could do with some chickens to help with the weeding 🙂🌱
You should be pretty pleased with what you've grow this year so far after taken on your allotment👍, They do say not to pick Rhubarb in the first year of growing but I don't think a few stalks would harm with the amount you've planted , Could it be that your allotment neighbour's have Dwarf beans ? Dwarf beans don't climb they're just short bushy plants , Flowers on your potatoes is the first sign they're ready i always cut the flowers off they're not needed then the plant will concentrate on the potatoes instead of making seed i pick the potatoes once the plant starts to die back well as curious as i am i do dig a few up just to see and have the first taste 😂 , an old fella on the allotments told me this years ago and I've done it ever since , some people don't agree but i've always had good crops the last 16yr , well done to you what you've achieved 👍 If you like those sunflowers get some multi headed seed you can save the seed each year ,
Thank you for so much useful information. I will cut the flowers off the potato’s and have sneak peek. I think the beans were borlotti, will need to check the pack. Sun flowers are definitely on the list for next year 🌱🙂
I'm going to attempt my first ever fall veggies... my summer was a failure as we had terrible heatwaves and none of my plants made it. Your garden looks great Will☺
I bought a few rhubarb plants early ( maybe march ) in the year I got a well good crop enough to make a large crumble I read the first year not to harvest yet I did I guess it’s whatever with growing 😂
"Your 10-year harvest mystery veggie, DIY pea frame, and grapes taste test adventure sounds like an exciting and fun-filled day! 🥕🌱🍇 Uncovering the mystery veggie and building your own pea frame adds an extra layer of satisfaction, and tasting homegrown grapes is the perfect way to end the adventure. Thanks for sharing these wonderful moments in your gardening journey! 🌟🚀"
Thank you 🙂🌱
Hello Will,
Not sure if you know but Rhubarb will grow very big, in that bed you could get away with putting 2-3 plants in that bed..😊
Thank you, I did think I might have added too many. Will see which ones grow best and maybe move the others 🌱🙂
When planning your garden, don’t forget that some flowers can add a lot to the quality of the soil. Everything is looking great!
Thank you, I need to add flowers to my planting plan for next year 🙂🌱
That metal frame you put at the back of your plot would make a great pea frame or bean frame using string across or maybe even good enough for your grapevines if its big enough and just add metal galvanised wire, im enjoying your videos, your plot is coming along nicely 😊
Thank you 🙂 agree I need to make the most of the frame. They are very heavy and not easy to work with but will try and get them setup for next year 🌱🙂
You need to make some sort of trellis for the grapes to grow along and remove any dead leaves so that light and air can get to the fruit.
Thank you, next year I hope to have some trellis work for them to grow up. To be honest I was surprised to see any grapes this year 🙂🌱
Great job Will hope it all grows well, adding small areas of flowers in beds will benefit the veg harvests, Ali ☔️🇨🇦
Thank you, adding flower seeds to the list for next year 🙂🌱
@@growwithwill7841 be careful what you grow 🤣 some flowers take over too
Autumn is my favourite time, its nearly spring here in New Zealand. Why because hopefully, can weed, compost, sort out next years summer beds. The winter vegetables just need protection from the chooks, and sparrow's. This year let the chooks from May until beginning of August have free range, they ate lots of weeds. The ones they didn't I dug them out!
Thank you, sounds like lots to look forward to in Autumn and take stock. Wishing you a productive spring. I could do with some chickens to help with the weeding 🙂🌱
You should be pretty pleased with what you've grow this year so far after taken on your allotment👍,
They do say not to pick Rhubarb in the first year of growing but I don't think a few stalks would harm with the amount you've planted ,
Could it be that your allotment neighbour's have Dwarf beans ? Dwarf beans don't climb they're just short bushy plants ,
Flowers on your potatoes is the first sign they're ready i always cut the flowers off they're not needed then the plant will concentrate on the potatoes instead of making seed i pick the potatoes once the plant starts to die back well as curious as i am i do dig a few up just to see and have the first taste 😂 , an old fella on the allotments told me this years ago and I've done it ever since , some people don't agree but i've always had good crops the last 16yr , well done to you what you've achieved 👍
If you like those sunflowers get some multi headed seed you can save the seed each year ,
Thank you for so much useful information. I will cut the flowers off the potato’s and have sneak peek. I think the beans were borlotti, will need to check the pack. Sun flowers are definitely on the list for next year 🌱🙂
I'm going to attempt my first ever fall veggies... my summer was a failure as we had terrible heatwaves and none of my plants made it. Your garden looks great Will☺
Thank you, that sounds like a great idea. I need to start thinking about fall veggies. I hope you have more success with the new season 🌱🙂
Garden looks great. New sub here ❤❤❤
Thank you for the sub and words of encouragement, much appreciated 🤗🌱
rhubarb love horse muck
that soil looks awesome to be fair. good job done
Thank you, hopefully the rhubarb grow successfully 🌱🙂
I'm running out of steam for my plot as well, it's been a tough growing year!
It’s been tough, hopefully next year will bring more success 🙂🌱
take the flowers off the spuds as they are draining growing umpfh !! the spuds need all energy down below
Thank you, I did wonder if they should be removed. Will be sure to cut them off now 🙂🌱
I bought a few rhubarb plants early ( maybe march ) in the year I got a well good crop enough to make a large crumble I read the first year not to harvest yet I did I guess it’s whatever with growing 😂
Thank you, I think I might risk it next year in the spring. I can’t survive two years without rhubarb crumble 🙂🌱