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Pots & Trowels
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Pots & Trowels, or P&T, is all about practical gardening advice. We make regular videos and podcast episodes where we'll show you how to do things, answer your questions and bring you expert knowledge from specialist growers. There's even the chance to have a peek in some remarkable gardens!
#garden #gardening #plants #GrowYourOwn
Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each week's new video, or like the page on Facebook to join our community!
Website: www.potsandtrowels.com
Podcast: potsandtrowels.buzzsprout.com
Ask questions info@potsandtrowels.com
Social Media:
Facebook: @PTrowels
Instagram: @ptrowels
Twitter: @PTrowels
Martin Fish has been gardening for over 40 years & judges for the RHS and writes regular features in gardening magazines. Sean Riley has been making videos for over 20 years. The team have worked together on gardening TV & videos for the BBC & brands such as Allett, Cobra, Darlac, Ego & others.
#garden #gardening #plants #GrowYourOwn
Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each week's new video, or like the page on Facebook to join our community!
Website: www.potsandtrowels.com
Podcast: potsandtrowels.buzzsprout.com
Ask questions info@potsandtrowels.com
Social Media:
Facebook: @PTrowels
Instagram: @ptrowels
Twitter: @PTrowels
Martin Fish has been gardening for over 40 years & judges for the RHS and writes regular features in gardening magazines. Sean Riley has been making videos for over 20 years. The team have worked together on gardening TV & videos for the BBC & brands such as Allett, Cobra, Darlac, Ego & others.
Southport Flower Show, Raspberry Riddle & Floristry Fun!
Martin and Jill are at Southport Flower Show for it's centenary - They meet one of the organisers, have some floristry fun with Linda Hardman and answering some listeners' questions!
Videos mentioned:
Heuchera Masterclass: ua-cam.com/video/t-KonaRd8wQ/v-deo.html
How to Prune Raspberry Canes: ua-cam.com/video/4JtLOEKnJw4/v-deo.html
Visit potsandtrowels.com (www.potsandtrowels.com) for links to all the videos & podcast episodes
Email Questions to info@potsandtrowels.com (mailto:info@potsandtrowels.com)
Our weekly UA-cam videos are here: Pots & Trowels UA-cam (ua-cam.com/channels/1FY2rKawr6OBq3nHFyadVw.html%20)
The Pots & Trowels team:
Martin Fish
Jill Fish
Sean Riley
Find out more about Martin & Jill at martinfish.com (www.martinfish.com)
Find out more about Sean at boardie.com (www.boardie.com)
Podcast produced by the team, edited by Sean, hosted by buzzsprout.com
Videos mentioned:
Heuchera Masterclass: ua-cam.com/video/t-KonaRd8wQ/v-deo.html
How to Prune Raspberry Canes: ua-cam.com/video/4JtLOEKnJw4/v-deo.html
Visit potsandtrowels.com (www.potsandtrowels.com) for links to all the videos & podcast episodes
Email Questions to info@potsandtrowels.com (mailto:info@potsandtrowels.com)
Our weekly UA-cam videos are here: Pots & Trowels UA-cam (ua-cam.com/channels/1FY2rKawr6OBq3nHFyadVw.html%20)
The Pots & Trowels team:
Martin Fish
Jill Fish
Sean Riley
Find out more about Martin & Jill at martinfish.com (www.martinfish.com)
Find out more about Sean at boardie.com (www.boardie.com)
Podcast produced by the team, edited by Sean, hosted by buzzsprout.com
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Perennials in the Border - Pots & Trowels
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We're checking on the border perennials this week as Martin shows you how to look after them for bags of flowers and long term goodness. Perennials in the Border - Pots & Trowels #garden #gardening #plants #perennials Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each week's new video, or like the page on Facebook to join our community! ua-cam.com/channels/1FY2rKawr6...
Agapanthus Expert, What does NPK Mean on Plant Food Plus Apple Pruning Question
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The team get together for the penultimate pod of the season - We're meeting Agapanthus specialist Steve Hickman, and there are listeners' questions and the usual tips for what to do in your garden this week. Agapanthus Specialists Hoyland Plant Centre (somethingforthegarden.co.uk/) : somethingforthegarden.co.uk/ Videos mentioned: Heucheras Masterclass (ua-cam.com/video/t-KonaRd8wQ/v-deo.html) :...
RHS Up & Coming Young Garden Designers - Pots & Trowels
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We meet two gold medal winning garden designers who are just beginning their design careers - Martin finds out how Callum Corrie and Ashleigh Aylett are ones to watch! #gardenDesign #garden #gardening #plants #GrowYourOwn P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Visit their website www.kingsseeds.com and use the code PT2024 (t&c’s apply). Weekly practical video...
Chilli Growing Explained, Spacing in the Border & Confidence in your Cuttings!
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Martin catches up with Amrit of South Devon Chilli Farm and learns all sorts of tips and tricks to do with chillis. We've got listeners questions, a chilli recipe and some things you should be doing in the garden this week! Recipe Link (South Devon Chilli Farm's Website): southdevonchillifarm.co.uk/blogs/recipes Videos Mentioned: Malvern show video featuring schools gardens: (ua-cam.com/video/q...
Tomato Myths Busted! - Pots & Trowels
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After a spate of questions about tomatoes including 'should we cut all the leaves off?' Martin wants to clear a couple of things up and keep our toms on the straight and narrow! #tomatoes #toms #garden #gardening #plants #GrowYourOwn P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Visit their website www.kingsseeds.com and use the code PT2024 (t&c’s apply). Weekly pra...
Wonderful Walled Garden, Leafy Lytham & Help! My Hydrangea Has No Flowers!
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Flower show season is in full flow so Martin and Jill are working their way around the country - this week it's Chorley's turn as the pair visit Astley Park. There's a chance to look behind the scenes at the old walled garden, we meet Leafy Lytham's Greg and Martin answers some gardening questions. Debbie from Chorley asked about plants for a damp spot. Martin mentioned dogwoods and willow, her...
Heuchera, Tiarella, Heucherella Masterclass - Pots & Trowels
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Heucheras are very distinctive plants with their spire-like flowers and attractive leaves. We're talking to Vicky Fox from Plantagogo, a specialist grower who has three national collections. #heuchera #garden #gardening #plants P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Visit their website www.kingsseeds.com and use the code PT2024 (t&c’s apply). Weekly practical...
Mr Plant Geek, Sweet Pea Problems, Tomato Tips and Rose ID!
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We're meeting the one & only Mr Plant Geek (aka Michael Perry) on this week's episode! Michael tells us how he got into gardening and shows Martin some of his favourite plants. There are some listeners' questions and Martin tells us what you should be doing in the garden this week! Videos Mentioned: Sweet Pea Pinching Out: ua-cam.com/video/ZBA5_yyx9MA/v-deo.html Carnivorous Plants: ua-cam.com/v...
Elephant Garlic and Veg Patch Update - Pots & Trowels
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Veg Plot Update! - Rust rears its head and some of the garlic gave grief but the elephant garlic reigns supreme! #veggies #garden #gardening #plants #growyourown P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Visit their website www.kingsseeds.com and use the code PT2024 (t&c’s apply). Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each wee...
BBC Gardeners' World's Arit Anderson on Peat Free, Heritage Veg, Scented Pelargonium & Penstemon
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Hampton Court is just the place to meet a variety of gardening gurus! Martin and Jill take time out from their own duties to catch up with Arit Anderson, chat heritage veg with Lucy from 'She Grows Veg' and discover a wonderful scented Pelargonium at Potash Nurseries. Videos Mentioned: Flower Shows playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLAP6F3_x3pSagC2RwOQd9St74DGJpdB0o.html Pelargonium Masterclass: ua-cam...
Deadhead Roses Like A Pro! - Pots & Trowels
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Snipped from our longer 'Rose Care' video, this is a short 'How to' on deadheading. This video was filmed in late June in North Yorkshire in the UK (early Summer.) P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Visit their website www.kingsseeds.com and use the code PT2024 (t&c’s apply). Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each w...
Carnivorous Plants Masterclass (Sarracenias are Hardy!) - Pots & Trowels
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Far from the delicate tropical plants we assume they are, RHS trials have shown that these plants can withstand quite low temperatures! Martin chats to Mat Soper from Hampshire Carnivorous Plants on their stand at the Hampton Court Garden Festival. #carnivorousplants #sarracenia #garden #gardening #plants #GrowYourOwn P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Vi...
Yorkshire Vet on stage with Martin (Bonus Episode!) - Pots & Trowels
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Martin chats rhubarb with Peter Wright from The Yorkshire Vet! #YorkshireVet #rhubarb #JamesHerriot #gardening #vegetablepatch P&T viewers can take advantage of a 10% discount on seed from Kings Seeds. Visit their website www.kingsseeds.com and use the code PT2024 (t&c’s apply). Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each week's new video, or like the page on ...
Carnivorous Plants, Allium Propogation & One Man Wants to Mow
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Carnivorous Plants aren't as fragile as they might look! We meet Pete from Wack's Wicked Plants. Plus, how to naturalize Alliums & can Sean mow his newly grown grass? Wack's Wicked: Carnivorous Plants | Wacks Wicked Plants (wackswickedplants.co.uk/) Videos mentioned: Rose Summer Special (Deadhead like a Pro!) (ua-cam.com/video/iIU2BZdXrOw/v-deo.html) : ua-cam.com/video/iIU2BZdXrOw/v-deo.html So...
Sow Superb Sweet Williams - Pots & Trowels
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Sow Superb Sweet Williams - Pots & Trowels
We Need to talk about Peat! Plus, Pelargonium or Geranium, What's the Difference?
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We Need to talk about Peat! Plus, Pelargonium or Geranium, What's the Difference?
Rose Summer Special (Deadhead like a Pro!) - Pots & Trowels
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Rose Summer Special (Deadhead like a Pro!) - Pots & Trowels
Lincolnshire Show, Have we found the Perfect Plant? Plus a recipe with, maybe, the Perfect Veg too!
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Lincolnshire Show, Have we found the Perfect Plant? Plus a recipe with, maybe, the Perfect Veg too!
Gardens at the Lincolnshire Show - Pots & Trowels
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Gardens at the Lincolnshire Show - Pots & Trowels
Slug Deterrents that Work, Auriculas, Hostas & a Bridal Wreath
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Slug Deterrents that Work, Auriculas, Hostas & a Bridal Wreath
How to Create a Fruit Tree Espalier - Pots & Trowels
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How to Create a Fruit Tree Espalier - Pots & Trowels
Rose Deadheading, Martin's Milk Tray Outfit & Discussing Soft Fruit with a Head Gardener
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Rose Deadheading, Martin's Milk Tray Outfit & Discussing Soft Fruit with a Head Gardener
How to Take Penstemon Cuttings - Pots & Trowels
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How to Take Penstemon Cuttings - Pots & Trowels
Patio Perfection, Straightening a Rowan, Apple Tree Followup and a Birthday Spade!
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Patio Perfection, Straightening a Rowan, Apple Tree Followup and a Birthday Spade!
Bramley Apple Tree Summer Prune - Pots & Trowels
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Bramley Apple Tree Summer Prune - Pots & Trowels
Laughing Gardener, Bramley Apple Chat, plus, Lupin & Fuchsia Growing Questions
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Laughing Gardener, Bramley Apple Chat, plus, Lupin & Fuchsia Growing Questions
Tomato & Strawberries (Greenhouse Update) - Pots & Trowels
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Tomato & Strawberries (Greenhouse Update) - Pots & Trowels
Chelsea Flower Show: Exhibitor Updates, Celebrity Catchup and Qs on Apples & Manure or Growing Co...
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Chelsea Flower Show: Exhibitor Updates, Celebrity Catchup and Qs on Apples & Manure or Growing Co...
How to Protect Brassicas (And Veg Plot Update) - Pots & Trowels
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How to Protect Brassicas (And Veg Plot Update) - Pots & Trowels
I have 20 plus years old currant bushes...they aren't doing well. I saw a recommendation quite awhile back that said they don't live much longer than this and that one should dig them out and replace with new bushes. Is this what you would recommend as well? I did not get many berries this year. thanks!
20 years is fairly old, but with pruning, feeding and mulching you can keep them healthy and fruiting for longer. Sometimes a harder prune in winter to remove old wood will rejuvenate them. Martin
@@PotsTrowels thx so much, I will do that this fall. But is there a point where you would get rid of the old bush entirely and just take starts from it to start a new bush? I didn't mention that It is both my black and red currants that were planted so long ago, actually some of the reds are probably 30 yrs old that I have kept going through pruning but it just doesn't seem to be working at this point.
I was worried when a saw last podcast that this was the last one in this season. What will I listen to in the bath On a Sunday morning? Then I was so relieved to hear about the bloopers coming along. That will be fun! You having spoken about pruning raspberries I think I might have been doing mine wrong because I didn't have much fruit this year. Need to go and check the purchase labels for variety, find how to prune them and put some potash on. Thank you for another informative podcast. Have a good rest and I look forward to hearing you again next season from the bath in Breezy Point! :-).
Don’t worry, we’ll be back again in a few weeks.
I can’t seem to find any videos about plants for shade. Do you have any?
No we haven’t but one for us to consider in the future
Thank you for your information and video I appreciate your knowledge
I've heard that agapanthus has become invasive in NZ, do/will we not have this issue in the UK?
Yes it is a problem in parts of NZ & Australia but I don’t think that will be an issue in the UK as our climate is cooler and wetter.
Amazing
This is one of the best Fuchsia videos I've seen on UA-cam, lots of great tips shared by someone that clearly knows what they are doing! Thanks for that.
Thanks! We have a playlist of all of the "masterclass" videos and we make a gardening video every Thursday! Subscribe and never miss a thing 🌱 -Sean
How unusual to see a rainbow of artificial flowers at an RHS garden.
The flowers on the rainbow arch were all real, not artificial. Martin
Absolutely love this podcast! I have some agapanthus in my garden and didn't realize they needed that level of feeding so thank you for that! I will make sure they get the feed they require. We are on sandy soil here in Breezy Point. And thank you for the reminder to prune the wisteria, it was on our list but will move further up the list now. Once again thank you so much for an interesting and informative podcast.
You're absolutely welcome! - Thanks for the continued support, it means a lot to hear your feedback! -Sean
I found this helpful... I spent today digging out about 40 feet x2 feet round my lawn. But I have a question :what is best to use so I can mow to the edge of the lawn without strimming
You could edge the bed with brick set a lawn level so that you can mow to the edge
Good
Just the type of info I was looking for! Great! Thanks!
No problem @Dyshof! We do fresh gardening videos every Thursday and we also have a weekly podcast each Sunday! Subscribe and never miss a thing 🌱 -Sean
Thank you for your podcast I always learn something
Me too! - Thanks again for continuing to listen -Sean
THANK YOU!!! I I have been trying to understand how to prune my overgrown hydrangea. I think I finally go t it after watching your video.
Brilliant, glad we could help! Fresh videos & all sorts of gardening goodies every Thursday and a podcast each Sunday - subscribe and never miss a thing 🌻 -Sean
Hi Martin & Jill yes I was told to take all my leaves off my toms & I thought no I said never heard of that I’m in my 70s my dad grew tomatoes 🍅 he never did must be the young of today ? Your toms are looking great ! I’ve just started to harvest some of mine can’t beat your own tomatoes beautiful lv Irene 😘 xx
Thanks Irene (I think the leaves thing is just a fad!) my toms are all outside so I'm a bit behind everyone else but I do enjoy the taste over the supermarket rubbish! -Sean
@@PotsTrowels yes can’t beat home grown tomatoes & veg just had a cucumber the crunch can’t get that from a supermarket lv Irene 😘 xx
Thank you for your video and the name of your seed supplier. Enjoy your day and weekend
Thank you you for your continued support! have a great weekend too! -Sean
I heavily pruned an overgrown espaliered and immensely wooley-aphid-infested bramley last autumn. It has grown back well but i've only NOW seen your excellent video on water shoots. So now I've got over 100 new shoots over two foot long. Help! Any advice very greatly received.
Thanks for the question and feedback! - We've discussed your question in the podcast (episode out this Sunday 11th Aug) but in short, as it's an espalier it may need some of these vertical shoots, they just need pruning back (these 'spurs' may then be where fruit comes from) -Sean
@@PotsTrowels cheers Sean. I look forward to the podcast.
Thank you - without a bag and with a spray, do you also still water the pot over the course of a few weeks? Thank you
Hi, we discussed this question in the podcast episode out this Sunday (11th Aug) but in short, yes keep it moist, cool and out of the sun. Hope that helps! -Sean
A very helpful video.. for a novice gardner like me. I always wondered how to get the number of new plants needed for a border correct without making it look too bare?
Thanks for this - we actually discussed the question in our podcast episode (out this Sunday 11th) but in short - it's a question of giving it some time - if a plant details say it'll grow to 2m x 2m then give it that space but it might take time to reach that size - can always fill in with bedding plants in the interim - hope that helps in short term but for a longer answer have a listen to the podcast - will try to remember to link to it here once it's live! -Sean
Very interesting that she cross breeds them and gets really nice colors and flower and they’re from North America also. Thank you for the video
Our pleasure! Thanks for your continued support 🌱 -Sean
One of your best videos. I always think that you don't really grow thse forthw flowers, it is all about the leaf colours. 😊😊😊😊
Yes the leaves are amazing aren't they! (We have a lovely one in our front garden :) ) - Thanks for the continued support! 🌱 -Sean
Love these plants and I have many! Thanks for the tips!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! -Sean
Thank you again for an interesting episode. Mr plant geek is an absolute charmer, full of energy and a delight to listen to. It seems to me that removing the leaves of tomato plants is very much an American idea. I've seen a lot of it on vlogs over here
Ah, that might be where people are getting it from - maybe a fad?! - thanks for your continued support! -Sean
We have a fig tree outdoors in front of a building. It has figs on it but they never fully mature. Any advice would be appreciated.
For most variety of figs in the UK, the only fruits that can mature are the little fuirtlets that was grown from the last season. E.g. in late summer, small figs would appear. They overwinter on the tree and mature the next year. If your arera is prone to frost you need to insulate them during winter, usually by covering them with straws.
@@Sussy-Walter thankyou for your helpful reply
Make you you feed regularly with a high potash fertiliser
Martin, thankyou for bring such a great teacher and inspiration.
Thanks for watching! -Sean
Great video! Those are some great sized garlic. My garlic has been lackluster - had them in a fabric pot and they just dried out too quickly
Thanks for watching, the elephant garlic are corkers aren't they! -Sean
Really interesting, thank you. I found your video because I've got a metal can just like yours and the rose is stuck and I can't get it off to clean it as it seems to be blocked. I don't know if its rust or limescale or someting else causing the problem. Any tips on what to do? I don't want to have to buy a whole new watering can!
Listen to our latest podcast where I answer your question. Hope it comes off. Martin
thanks Sir for the good advice, and cheers from NZ
"She'll be right!" Thanks for watching! -Sean (fresh videos every Thursday and podcast episodes each Sunday)
This was so well presented and helpful. Thank you 🙏
You are welcome, we do fresh videos every Thursday, subscribe and never miss a thing! -Sean
Oh I have. Thanks Sean 😊
Ace, welcome aboard!
Thanks Martin I followed your advice sowed mine in Feb 24 in my unheated greenhouse. They were ok but didn’t look great … BUT once planted out in April they started growing… they are now ( July ) in full bloom … I’m sharing with lots pals on our allotment 😊
Fantastic! Glad they came good! -Sean
Loved the talk on houseplants at RHS Tatton today, very informative and now I have subscribed and look forward to binge watching "pots and trowels". Good work :)
Welcome aboard! Glad you enjoyed Martin's talk and glad you found your way to P&T -Sean (P&T Editor)
What a stunning display and a very interesting interview 👍
Glad you enjoyed it 🌱 Thanks for watching! -Sean
So my three sets of bottom leaves all started to go yellow this plant is super healthy but I let it get as long as a ruler 30 cm at the end they now have tendrils and mine splits like a fork in the road about 20 cm up so if you can imagine that it’s a 30 cm sweet pea plants die snipped off the yellow leaves close to the soil the rest of it’s beautiful and now I have one stem growing to the left one stem growing to the right at the very top of my sweet pea plantsWhere do you think I should go from here it decided to split left and right on its own so should I pinch both left and the right growthsAnd should I let it just continue what it’s doing or pinch??? I’m so confused mine has not begun to flower and I didn’t see it flowering if it was only 15 cm tall I thought the purpose of beans and peas was to grow straight up and push out on their own my bean plants I planted beside the snow peas are very healthy as well and they are 3 feet tall so I didn’t think 30 cm was very much the only reason ICame to U2 was to find out why the bottom leaves were yellowing😅
We've discussed this in the podcast (episode out Sunday 28th July) - hopefully it helps you! -Sean
@@PotsTrowels thanks but I forgot to check on replies on UA-cam and I ended up pinching a couple days later cuz I was so caught up in my gardening I didn't have time to go watch podcast had I have seen your reply. I do understand I had a lot of information but my main question was why the bottom leaves are going yellow and that's even on my boyfriend's attempt at growing them as well lol it seems to be normal for this type of pea. I thought it was just mine doing it. So it finally flowered in the center of the "fork"that I spoke about. It has taken a week since pinching it's now 60 cm tall as well so clearly there's progress so really I shouldn't question anything else😁 even with the yellowing leaves the plant seems very healthy ☺️ I will watch your podcast so I can learn more for next year thanks for reply
Lovely video, easy to follow….Could I use the same approach with e.g. antirrhinum seed
We've discussed this in the podcast (episode out Sunday 28th July) - hopefully it helps you! -Sean
Thank you for a very interesting and informative podcast. I am taking notes of all the interesting nurserys and when we come to Old Blighty in November will see if we can visit some. Perhaps there won't be open at that time of year.
Wonderful! I'm sure the specialists will welcome you with a bit of notice! - Thanks for the continued support Pauleen -Sean
Your videos are so easy to follow. I love the scent of Sweet Williams and am off to the Kings Seeds website now. Thanks for the reminder to sow.
You're very welcome - many thanks for watching! -Sean
What time of year? Thank you
Hi @annlewis4336 this was filmed in March in the UK, so early Spring - thanks for watching! Fresh videos every Thursday, subscribe and never miss a thing! -Sean
Could you show us an arial view or design of your veggie beds? I would love to do a similar bed and use it as a hedge.
ooh, good idea - will try to get the drone up next time I visit Martin and Jill! -Sean
I have had very poor results this year using Miracal grow compost. I have started mixing my own potting compost this year and compared with miracle grow the results are astounding.
Another very interesting podcast, thank you for the clarifications on geraniums and pelagonias. I will definitely speak the right language in future. Long Island is part of New York City which has a number of islands interestingly! One of the main reasons for banning Peat, is that as the Peat is cut It creates channels, the rain washes down the channels and washes out a lot of the substrate leaving decimated moors. No doubt it emits gases but My personal opinion is that The government explains it as an environmental issue that causes greenhouse gases. More understandable for the general public. I'm guessing people In towns are not that bothered about substrate being washed down into the valleys and are more concerned about the effects on them of global warming.
Thanks for posting
Our pleasure! fresh videos every week! -Sean
Does it have to be winter time to propagate the cuttings?
I'll ask Martin on the next podcast recording - where in the world are you? -Sean
Can you transplant roses during this hot season? Thanks.
remind us where you are and I'll ask Martin on the next podcast recording -Sean
❤🎉 Thank you,😊
You are welcome as always! -Sean
Looking forward to making your chicken recipe Jill. I've ordered some scallion seeds to get them in the ground
Hope you enjoy, let us know how you get on! -Sean
They are a pioneer plant, those Birch trees. :)
We certainly like them! -Sean
Great little video, well done. Much to my shame, I have never once attended the Lincs Show! Not good really as a life long(57yrs) resident of Bourne. Had hoped to go this year, but the sudden loss of my wife's twin brother curtailed that plan obvs. Will try again next year, have the Heckington Show to look forward to hopefully. Glad to see in the vid, show gardens, exhibitors etc. Needs expanding, as we know a bit about "growing stuff" here in Lincs. Keep up the great work.
I don't think I've ever been either (Grantham resident here!) but it looks good. Hopefully the garden section continues to grow! Sorry for your loss and hope you enjoy the Heckington Show.
Sorry to hear of your loss -Sean
Fingers crossed it'll grow and grow! -Sean
Hi, I enjoyed the video. Although I would have liked a proper look at the new Hydrangea.
Sorry! we'll try to get a better view of it next time! -Sean
I what month (season) are you doing all of this pruning?
Hi, in the UK this would be March, so early spring - hope that helps! Fresh videos every Thursday and a new podcast each Sunday, subscribe and never miss a thing! -Sean
After 12 years your reh-potting..??
It was very potbound and needed a new lease of life.
@@PotsTrowels I'm suprised it was still alive .....I thought they only last for about 5 years pal lol