Thanks so much. Really enjoyed the vid. Must be so hard to get that balance between growing and taking to market. Well done. We have hares and the are just monsters ;)
Thanks for your video and your time! So impressive what u are doing. Im in sapnish pyrinees with my proyect. Carrots here grow that shape because the terrain is rocky and not loose enough.my solución is to loosen the ground with some tool, take out rocks and put deep compost mixed with the original soil. Some year i grow potatoes there so they loosen the soil more and im force to loose even more to take potatoes out. Then i go to no dig or just till the surcace. Also tried alfalfa. Nice but it is Hard to kilo since the roots go so deep but in confined spaces it works.
You’ve got a great layout there Georgia, it all looks beautifully neat and productive 🌱With the coriander, I think you’ll find most of the other commercially grown cori is hydroponic, so they only wash the roots. The farm produce store I used to work for stored them in water, but they were limp in a couple of days. I think what you’re doing cutting it is a great idea. 🌱🌱 xx Cathi xx 😘
You have one of the neatest, tidiest, cleanest market gardens I have ever seen ❤ Very interesting videos, too!
Another great video with some interesting insights. Good to see you're doing well after going full time.🙂
Wonderful video😊thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much. Really enjoyed the vid. Must be so hard to get that balance between growing and taking to market. Well done. We have hares and the are just monsters ;)
Thanks for your video and your time! So impressive what u are doing. Im in sapnish pyrinees with my proyect. Carrots here grow that shape because the terrain is rocky and not loose enough.my solución is to loosen the ground with some tool, take out rocks and put deep compost mixed with the original soil. Some year i grow potatoes there so they loosen the soil more and im force to loose even more to take potatoes out. Then i go to no dig or just till the surcace. Also tried alfalfa. Nice but it is Hard to kilo since the roots go so deep but in confined spaces it works.
You’ve got a great layout there Georgia, it all looks beautifully neat and productive 🌱With the coriander, I think you’ll find most of the other commercially grown cori is hydroponic, so they only wash the roots. The farm produce store I used to work for stored them in water, but they were limp in a couple of days. I think what you’re doing cutting it is a great idea. 🌱🌱 xx Cathi xx 😘
Oh thank you! 🙏