Your definitely becoming a knowledgeable allotment owner Sarah. The things you've learned so far, from doing and reading, shows in what you've managed to grow. You've also made some great and very useful items along this years journey. The new bench inside the polly tunnel/shed will be another useful item. I can see in my minds eye, lots of seedlings growing, for next years planting. I'm so pleased you find family and friends to eat your produce. It would be so sad if you didn't. 😂 We all know now, you won't eat any of it. Anyhoo, well done Sarah and thanks for sharing your allotment adventures. Xx
GO YOU SARAH !! You are now a certified gardener. Your corn and nasturtiums are looking fabulous along with sunflowers and the rest of your crops. You've worked really hard and it shows. More big plans, can't wait to to see you add to your allotment ! Hugs 🥰🥰 xx
Thank you so much Sarah. I just told my daughter about your hoola hoop arches and she says it’s a brilliant idea and she’s using next year. Cheers and take care.
Glad your daughter thought the snap peas were delicious. The ice cream nasturtiums are very pretty. It will be interesting to see how the pumpkins turn out. 🙂 Another relaxing and enjoyable video. Thanks Sarah 😊
I'm so pleased with your pumpkin arch Sarah, I was really looking forward to seeing it grow up and it's looking great! Nothing like a hot drink any time of the year I say!!
I'm so glad your allotment is doing so well. It really has come a long way. Glad you guys hot that sunshine you needed too. We'll I went back to my job after being off for over a year from my accident. Boy was I sore at the end of my shift..
Your garden is growing really good That cabbage butterfly may have laid eggs Check the under of your leaves for little eggs stuck on Just smoosh them with your glove
Don't worry Sarah, my craft room gets like that. Messy, messy, messy. The kids know when I'm not feeling well, everything gets messy. Heck we have a major clean up of the barn to do but I just don't want to do it. It's so dusty. It has a dirt floor so dirt just gets everywhere. The pumpkin looks amazing. The other two look like a squash. Did you plant squash. You are doing fantastic with the garden. Because of you, now I have lots of ideas for mine.
Hi 👋🏼 Sarah, I’m really impressed with what you have done this year. You certainly took many veggies home with you. Willow being the one eating and enjoying all. I agree with you about starting earlier next year. Maybe the end of March depending how the weather is. It was frosty this year so everyone started a bit late. I hope you do it live next year so we can follow behind you. You can always setup the camera and just let it go. No fuss, no muss. Enjoy the rest of the year to just pull down everything. Have a fantastic week see you on the next ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Hi Sarah. Great outcome coming soon to the polytunnel with planting of seeds and a sort out. Loved the sunflowers and the ice cream nasturtiums are beautiful. Everything is looking so good. Great plans too for the compost bin area. Thanks Sarah. Have a good week ahead xxx
Please tell Willow to try leaving the corn on the cob, clean it, then boil the whole cob for 15 or 20 minutes then roll in butter and sprinkle salt and enjoy, that’s how we cook it and eat in the US! Please try! Merry Christmas! ✌🏻💞😊
That corn looks fantastic. Yummy. I have been thinking the cabbage may be planted too close together, or with not enough dirt. They get big and need room, I think.
Hi Sarah Another enjoyable visit to your allotment. The cabbages have done well. This last year has given you and us,so much experience. The winter months will be a challenge with all that tidying and sorting out the composting areas. Have a great week🤩👏💕
@@loreneburns6670 I live a mile from the allotment I work and I don’t drive I go only when I get a spare minute so it’s not a case of letting them go yellow it’s a case of they do it inbetween visits cheeky devils
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Your definitely becoming a knowledgeable allotment owner Sarah. The things you've learned so far, from doing and reading, shows in what you've managed to grow. You've also made some great and very useful items along this years journey. The new bench inside the polly tunnel/shed will be another useful item. I can see in my minds eye, lots of seedlings growing, for next years planting.
I'm so pleased you find family and friends to eat your produce.
It would be so sad if you didn't. 😂 We all know now, you won't eat any of it.
Anyhoo, well done Sarah and thanks for sharing your allotment adventures. Xx
@@carolekinsey7835 couldn’t waste it that would be terrible . Thanks always lots to do there just not as much in the winter
GO YOU SARAH !! You are now a certified gardener. Your corn and nasturtiums are looking fabulous along with sunflowers and the rest of your crops. You've worked really hard and it shows. More big plans, can't wait to to see you add to your allotment ! Hugs 🥰🥰 xx
@@susanroller6905 thank you hopefully I can think of enough stuff to keep me busy there over winter
Thank you so much Sarah. I just told my daughter about your hoola hoop arches and she says it’s a brilliant idea and she’s using next year. Cheers and take care.
@@lovelyskull3483 it’s so cheap isn’t it and pop them on sticks to make them taller
Glad your daughter thought the snap peas were delicious. The ice cream nasturtiums are very pretty. It will be interesting to see how the pumpkins turn out. 🙂 Another relaxing and enjoyable video. Thanks Sarah 😊
@@maggie_oshea thank you
Your garden is so peaceful and tranquill....I love visiting you there.
Thanks for visiting
I'm so pleased with your pumpkin arch Sarah, I was really looking forward to seeing it grow up and it's looking great! Nothing like a hot drink any time of the year I say!!
@@kimtocker1667 if we had had better weather the arch would have been a lot more lush I’m sure
Your corn looks very healthy and your nasturtiums are gorgeous. Thanks for the tour; very peaceful spot.
Thanks
I'm so glad your allotment is doing so well. It really has come a long way. Glad you guys hot that sunshine you needed too. We'll I went back to my job after being off for over a year from my accident. Boy was I sore at the end of my shift..
@@brandonbursick9575 good to be back working though I bet I hope it goes well and you get back into the swing of it
In the US, we harvest our gherkin’sthegreen ones that you left. They are more tender less seedy and very sweet ! 😊
@@lynettepacella9880 I have learnt this for next year now thanks
Enjoy my Monday allotment visit, thank you. ❤
Thanks
Your garden is growing really good
That cabbage butterfly may have laid eggs
Check the under of your leaves for little eggs stuck on
Just smoosh them with your glove
@@valsummers5330 little devils they are
Don't worry Sarah, my craft room gets like that. Messy, messy, messy. The kids know when I'm not feeling well, everything gets messy. Heck we have a major clean up of the barn to do but I just don't want to do it. It's so dusty. It has a dirt floor so dirt just gets everywhere. The pumpkin looks amazing. The other two look like a squash. Did you plant squash. You are doing fantastic with the garden. Because of you, now I have lots of ideas for mine.
@@sandraatkinson8855 yes pumpkin and squash cleaning a barn sounds like a huge job
I like your winter plans - looking forward to seeing your work
@@viridiangreen8259 thanks slow and steady I guess . It was a muddy walk down through the woods to the plot yesterday
Hi 👋🏼 Sarah, I’m really impressed with what you have done this year. You certainly took many veggies home with you. Willow being the one eating and enjoying all. I agree with you about starting earlier next year. Maybe the end of March depending how the weather is. It was frosty this year so everyone started a bit late. I hope you do it live next year so we can follow behind you. You can always setup the camera and just let it go. No fuss, no muss. Enjoy the rest of the year to just pull down everything. Have a fantastic week see you on the next ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
@@susancousins8766 yeh it’s all coming down bit by but the snow and frost finished it all off last week
Your winter plans sound great! Can’t wait to see them! Great video Sarah thank you for sharing & looking forward to the next one 🫶
@@Adayintheleaf thank you hopefully they come to fruition
Willow would like the strawberries sarah.Its all growing well and looking good. Put the chllies in the tunnel they'll do better in there.
@@fairyacorn4854 yes both willow and meadow love strawberries
Hi Sarah. Great outcome coming soon to the polytunnel with planting of seeds and a sort out. Loved the sunflowers and the ice cream nasturtiums are beautiful. Everything is looking so good. Great plans too for the compost bin area. Thanks Sarah. Have a good week ahead xxx
@@gaynor3976 thanks
Please tell Willow to try leaving the corn on the cob, clean it, then boil the whole cob for 15 or 20 minutes then roll in butter and sprinkle salt and enjoy, that’s how we cook it and eat in the US! Please try! Merry Christmas! ✌🏻💞😊
@@lynettepacella9880 I cooked it on the cobb I wasn’t about to pluck it lol
@@sarahsallotmentjourneyno you eat off the cob
lol my whole house gets like that, why would my shed be different! I totally agree with the folks who feel relaxed with your videos! Thank you.
Thanks yeh my house is the same lol
Yay, sunflowers! I think a bench inside the polytunnel will be very helpful. Sweet corn is looking really nice too...
@@Nicole-coliebrobro yes once I have put all my beds to bed for the winter I will get onto it . Got enough wood to cobble something together
Thank you for your videos. - I do wish there wasn't such a time lag! Looking at a sunny September is frankly a bit annoying
@@angwools5997 sorry saves me either having blank weeks with no videos or having to go out in all weathers
Hi there. In Canada we call striming weed wacking. Lol
@@lyndawakefield6879 whack them weeds !!
Same in Australia 🇦🇺 🙂
We call it whipper snipping in Australia too
That corn looks fantastic. Yummy.
I have been thinking the cabbage may be planted too close together, or with not enough dirt. They get big and need room, I think.
@@kcoy7988 yes you are prob right about being too close to
Hi Sarah
Another enjoyable visit to your allotment. The cabbages have done well. This last year has given you and us,so much experience. The winter months will be a challenge with all that tidying and sorting out the composting areas. Have a great week🤩👏💕
@@77sun222 the weather is the biggest challenge
Lovely Sarah...your pumpkins and sweetcorn gave you good crops 🎉❤❤
👌👌👌
@@petro3441 thanks
Love your videos
@@pennyraper8705 thank you I appreciate that
I’ve been trying to work out what chard is, we call it silver beet in Australia
@@lisamoss5796 ah right not really sure what it is myself lol
Immature cabbage is delicious fried in a bit of butter or bacon grease
@@kentuckylady2990 I think those little ones will still be tasty then
Waiting for the live.
Do you ever sleep in the poly tunnel? Seems like a cozy spot in the rain
@@colleenfoster997 lol no not yet but if my bills keep rising I may just have too lol
It's alive! (sort of)
Maybe paint the hedgehog?.....
Maybe spray it will be fiddly to paint I think
The sound keeps going off 😢
Someone else said that but ok here how odd
There is something wrong with the sound it keeps going off would be nice to be able to hear all of what you were saying
It was ok here don’t know what happened there
I had no problem with the sound
@@kathyv3909 thanks
Why do you let your cucumbers go yellow.
@@loreneburns6670 I live a mile from the allotment I work and I don’t drive I go only when I get a spare minute so it’s not a case of letting them go yellow it’s a case of they do it inbetween visits cheeky devils