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Love the flag bit! Good job saving that bird. Slugs rampant this year. Makes sense about the mild winter. Tomatoes looking healthy. Another great video all. Love this channel ❤🙂
Happy birthday Hannah 🎉 great video, guys, thank you for rescuing the little bird 🐦 . Your plot looks amazing and everything looks Happy. I hope your swedes survive the slugs. I have my swedes in a half barrel raised bed table. looking forward to your next video ❤
Tysm! Fantastic idea about the barrel. Hope you get a bumper harvest! We resorted to slug pellets alongside the beer trap today. Luckily got lots more seedling on the way so hopefully we can replace the losses 😊
HappyBirthdayHannah! Wow! Plot expanding every week! Love the flag! Yes... unfortunately we struggle with slugs and land snails here as well. Keeps us humble for sure. Lovely eggs from the hens! Blessings on your family and your growing season Kiddos! 🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿💚💕
We sure will! Han will be cooking at the plot with our produce very soon - keep an eye out for that! The beets are great roasted, fried or even eaten raw in a salad. They have a less earthy taste than regular, purple beets 😊
Happy painting birthday 🎊 🎉. Last week flip flop 🩴 and shorts 😢 this week cold and wet 🤷♀️. Great job on the rescue 👍 I think I live in a parallel universe 😅 I had a bird fly in my shed yesterday, they are after the bedding covering the strawberry pots. Just have to get some slug pots out too they decimated my tomato plants. A fabulous update as always have a super week ahead, Ali 🌧️🇨🇦
I would live in shorts and go barefoot wherever possible - I do most days in summer, but tender on the feet what with the new plot not being finished haha. Saw you had slug attacks too, hopefully they'll reside a bit soon as the weather warms up, but always be on guard! Thanks for watching, Ali. Hope you have a great week too! (Tommy)
I enjoyed the video👍 you can use tomorite tomato feed on strawberries it is high in potassium and helps any flowering and fruiting crops and is a liquid feed 👍 Slugs are little bast*#
The white stuff is from Amazon - TreeGarden Insect Mesh Netting 10ft x 32ft (3m x 10m), Wohohoho (manufacturer - I know, what a name!). Hope this helps 😊 If you mean the green netting, I’m not sure where it was from as it was some old stuff Tilly had laying around.
Tysm for watching! Glad you are enjoying our content. If we don't have any old ones left in our supply, we usually get 2400mm canes from our trading shed (a shop for allotment holders located on our site). They are 50p each. I believe most garden centres sell them for slightly more than what we pay, although I've never bought any from Amazon. I'm sure they're great though! (Tommy)
Hi 50 years ago I noticed that the foot stomachs dont live in the nettle and bramble patch so now i use chopped up nettles and brambles as a mulch also leave them wild around my 5x5 brassica tunnel happy gardening as always Richardx
Love the term 'foot stomachs' haha. That's really interesting about the nettles and brambles. Tilly has tried dried brambles but perhaps we need to lay down more. Will certainly look into this as our neighbour has an abundance of them. Thanks for watching, and also for the tip!
@@RichardTaylorgardening That's fascinating! I'll let Nick know, he is our resident historian and used to be part of the Ermine St. Guard. I'm sure he'll appreciate this :)
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Love the flag bit! Good job saving that bird. Slugs rampant this year. Makes sense about the mild winter. Tomatoes looking healthy. Another great video all. Love this channel ❤🙂
Ty for watching, Jerry! Always a pleasure 😊
Oml poor baby bird. Yay you for saving it 🐣Silvie is so cute. Your garden is looking SO GOOD! ❤
Tysm! Had to save the birb, poor thing. Sylvie simply won't leave us alone at the moment! Thanks for watching :)
Great video as always ❤🇦🇺
Thanks for watching. So glad you enjoyed it :)
Another banger ladies and gents! You should definitely get those watermelon planted out they will be huge
Ty for watching! Were hardening off the watermelons so hope to have them out next week ☺️
Happy birthday Hannah 🎉 great video, guys, thank you for rescuing the little bird 🐦 . Your plot looks amazing and everything looks Happy. I hope your swedes survive the slugs. I have my swedes in a half barrel raised bed table. looking forward to your next video ❤
Tysm! Fantastic idea about the barrel. Hope you get a bumper harvest! We resorted to slug pellets alongside the beer trap today. Luckily got lots more seedling on the way so hopefully we can replace the losses 😊
Bird saving was so wholesome ❤
Yes ,also the beer traps work here in the USA also. I say whatever works is a good thing! Lol ❤❤❤
Glad to hear they're working for you too. War on slugs is underway heh heh heh!
Thank you Tommy
Your garden looks great!
Tysm! 😊
HappyBirthdayHannah! Wow! Plot expanding every week! Love the flag! Yes... unfortunately we struggle with slugs and land snails here as well. Keeps us humble for sure. Lovely eggs from the hens! Blessings on your family and your growing season Kiddos! 🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿💚💕
Thanks for watching, Carolyn. It’s such a mad year for the slimy critters, isn’t it?! 😊
Great video as usual. The whole thing! Happy Birthday Hannah!
Tysm for watching ☺️
In the Netherlands we also have lots of slugs and snails.. 🙄 Thanks for the nice video..😊
A pleasure as always! I hope the slimy ones don’t eat too many of your crops 😊
Yeast in warm water works like beer. Pays to put a cover over container in case of rain
Thank you for the great reminder! 🌻🐛🌿💚
Fantastic advice. Thanks 😊
Maybe you can have a cooking segment once you harvest some of your garden. How would you cook golden beets?
We sure will! Han will be cooking at the plot with our produce very soon - keep an eye out for that! The beets are great roasted, fried or even eaten raw in a salad. They have a less earthy taste than regular, purple beets 😊
I would love to see this ❤❤❤
@@jesschance2873 It will be a thing very soon!
@@AllotmentFamilyDiary YES!
Happy painting birthday 🎊 🎉. Last week flip flop 🩴 and shorts 😢 this week cold and wet 🤷♀️. Great job on the rescue 👍 I think I live in a parallel universe 😅 I had a bird fly in my shed yesterday, they are after the bedding covering the strawberry pots. Just have to get some slug pots out too they decimated my tomato plants. A fabulous update as always have a super week ahead, Ali 🌧️🇨🇦
I would live in shorts and go barefoot wherever possible - I do most days in summer, but tender on the feet what with the new plot not being finished haha. Saw you had slug attacks too, hopefully they'll reside a bit soon as the weather warms up, but always be on guard! Thanks for watching, Ali. Hope you have a great week too! (Tommy)
I enjoyed the video👍 you can use tomorite tomato feed on strawberries it is high in potassium and helps any flowering and fruiting crops and is a liquid feed 👍 Slugs are little bast*#
Tysm so much for the tips. Think we’ll have to give the plastic bottle trick a go, that sounds like a good one! ☺️
The netting you had on a roll - would you mind sharing where you got it from or what the name of it is? 😊
The white stuff is from Amazon - TreeGarden Insect Mesh Netting 10ft x 32ft (3m x 10m), Wohohoho (manufacturer - I know, what a name!). Hope this helps 😊 If you mean the green netting, I’m not sure where it was from as it was some old stuff Tilly had laying around.
I love seeing your videos and all that you do with the bamboo canes. Do you get the longer ones from Amazon? I can never find them locally
Tysm for watching! Glad you are enjoying our content. If we don't have any old ones left in our supply, we usually get 2400mm canes from our trading shed (a shop for allotment holders located on our site). They are 50p each. I believe most garden centres sell them for slightly more than what we pay, although I've never bought any from Amazon. I'm sure they're great though! (Tommy)
Hi 50 years ago I noticed that the foot stomachs dont live in the nettle and bramble patch so now i use chopped up nettles and brambles as a mulch also leave them wild around my 5x5 brassica tunnel happy gardening as always Richardx
Love the term 'foot stomachs' haha. That's really interesting about the nettles and brambles. Tilly has tried dried brambles but perhaps we need to lay down more. Will certainly look into this as our neighbour has an abundance of them. Thanks for watching, and also for the tip!
@@AllotmentFamilyDiary its what the Romans called them look it up
@@RichardTaylorgardening That's fascinating! I'll let Nick know, he is our resident historian and used to be part of the Ermine St. Guard. I'm sure he'll appreciate this :)