How to Sow Vegetable Seeds Directly Into the Ground Outside - A Step by Step Guide to Success #85
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- After the possibility of frost has ended, a window of opportunity opens which allows us to sow most of our Veg (and Flower) seeds directly into the ground outside. This however can brings its own issues and there are a number of things that we can do to help increase the possibility of seed germination, healthy plants and a fantastic harvest!
In this video, using climbing french beans as an example I show you a step by step guide of how to prepare the ground, plant your seeds and protect your crops where necessary. I really hope you find the video helpful and it inspires you to sow more of your seeds directly into the ground.
It would be fantastic if you could share some of the veg seeds (and varieties) that you are sowing directly outside to provide some ideas and inspiration to all of the viewers of the channel. Please add your thoughts (and location) in the comments box below.
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I hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions or comments in relation to Allotments, Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Recipes or any related issues then please leave them below. I will choose a few questions to answer in future videos, so you may get a mention!
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Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE BUTTON and also the BELL ICON to be notified when each new video is uploaded. I hope you enjoy the videos and let me know if you have any suggestions for future videos. Thank you for watching. Kind regards. Gary
Thanks again Gary for all the tips. I put some Blue Lake Climbing French Beans straight into the soil 2 weeks ago and something dug them up (rodents I think) I sowed more inside and put them out yesterday so I hope they wont get eaten by anything. My Runner Beans and Broad Beans are going strongly, the latter full of flowers. Your allotment is looking wonderful!
Thank you very much for your comments Jenny which are always greatly received. You will notice in the video that I netted over the climbing French Beans when I sowed the seeds. That seems to have done the trick as they have now germinated and thankfully they look ok. You sound like you are doing really well with your veg do keep me updated. Kind regards. Gary
Thanks for your valuable info on growing beans. Where does one buy the black netting in England? Have a great day
Thank you very much for your comment which is greatly appreciated. I purchased the netting you see in the video from Amazon online. If you shop around you can get some bargains as the price can vary significantly. Kind regards. Gary
Great video..very informative 👍
Thank you very much Gail. I’m really pleased you enjoyed the video. Kind regards. Gary
i look forward to your videos thanks. my first peas did not take so i planted more last week.
Hi Andrea and thank you for your comment which is greatly appreciated. I too had an issue with my first lot of peas with only a poor rate of germination however I think it was because I didn't use good compost when I sowed them. My second lost are doing much better, so fingers crossed! Kind regards. Gary
I liked this one, it'll help anyone who is starting in June. I'm stuck in the past because I like to prepare my bean trench in the Autumn/winter. I fill mine with several sacks of horse manure and brown leaves. By planting time the soil is in lovely moisture retaining condition. I then work some BFB around each planting area. Netting thumbs up until established :-)
Thank you for your positive comment Boris which is greatly appreciated. I’m really pleased you like the video. Preparing your bean trenches in Autumn and Winter is something I do most of the time, however this was not the case for the area where I planted the seeds in the video! Could you please clarify the what BFB is for me and the viewers. Kind regards. Gary
@@TheAllotmentGardenandKitchen Hi Gary, yes BFB is blood fish and bone balanced organic fertiliser :-)
@@harrybrown3657 thank you Boris. Blood, fish and bone is great stuff and I use it all over my Veg Plot as well. Kind regards. Gary
Great video. I appreciate your sharing your knowledge. I grow in raised beds and no dig - but I always learn from your videos.
Thank you very much for your comment which is really encouraging and greatly appreciated. I trialled no dig potatoes earlier this year so I will see how they go. Thank you once again for your kind comment. Kind regard.ms. Gary