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Definitely an improvement down that end but there's still 'work to be done' in other parts. Nice to see some regeneration though, hopefully more to come.

Nice one mate, I knew you wouldn't let me down haha :)

Thanks TJ, It's a great place tucked away on a normal terraced street. Thanks for watching :)

Thanks mate. it'll probably rot into woodchip in 4 years but it'll do me for now :)

Nice one mate. I was looking at it on the video and I think it'll be a good bed for carrots so they'll be going in there next year.

No probs fella, enjoy Spain and stay away from that Spanish Garlic 😂🧄

@@ScouseFarm😂

Thank You very much TJ, I see from your channel that you got in the Toxteth Reservoir too, it's incredible in there, I Loved walking about and seeing all the history inside. I've subbed to your channel also.

@@ScouseFarm .. we need more good liverpool representation out there😊and thank you !! much appreciated😊

I haven't seen that but I'll put it on my list. It certainly is a step back in time walking around the square. No wonder they use it as a backdrop for a lot of period films and remakes of old classics. Hopefully they do something to make the park a bit better for the residents and their kids.

Defo a good investment mate. When they are back in stock get one ordered.

Haha, nope, I washed the gloves in a bucket afterwards and give the Apple a few cycles in the bowl. Can't be too careful :)

Looks like the blight might get the leaves but I'll keep my fingers crossed for a Chrimbo harvest. Looking forward to the next vid on your channel :)

I'm all Heart Viv, I grow stuff to give away even if I don't eat it haha. Terrible year for those Tomatoes and spuds. Wet summers are no good. Better luck next year eh. Thanks for watching.

That's very disturbing 😂🧄

@@ScouseFarm Garlic granules forever living in me cupboard lad 🤣

@@anthrob1659 Vampire Repellant. Enjoy mate 🧛‍♀

I know, they are thugs and cause mayhem but I still let them use the bath haha.

I think that place is struggling at the minute and might have to shut down, so if you brother wants a Pony too they might be on Gumtree soon :)

Thanks Viv, Yep, I'm delighted to have hit 200, I just want to wait a week to make sure it stays over 200 and then I'll be sending a thank you out like I did after hitting 100. The Moggy is scared of Magpies haha, she hides from them.

Nice one fella, see you on your Live Stream for the Liverpool v Bologna match tomorrow.

@@ScouseFarm yes brother I’ve got a few already scheduled this week just tryna work round it with work

They are gorgeous mate. All of them have been beautiful but the one I'm about to eat in a minute has started turning so the window is the next 20 mins haha.

Saved a few mate. Give them to Dad today. The ones in the pot are the best so I'm looking forward to trying those when they ripen. I forgot to show the blight affected tomatoes on the vid because the rain distracted me. I'll show them on the next vid so people can see what it looks like.

I'm not sure if you're in the UK but if you are, most seed companies and garden centres sell a variety of Poppy Seeds online. Here is one in the UK mr-fothergills.co.uk/collections/poppy-seeds Scattering the seeds in Autumn (about now) will get you a strong showing from late Spring and into Summer next year. Ideally, try and find someone near where you live who has Poppies, and ask if you can take some seed heads. It's always better when it's free. Thanks for watching.

Yes indeed! It's what I said when I first walked inside. Such an unusual building that has been put to good use. Thanks for watching 🤝

Beautiful isn't it. Thanks for watching, there are some other tours of interesting buildings on the 'Places of Interest' playlist. The one inside the Victorian Reservoir is my favourite. Built in 1854 and all the columns are still perfectly straight today. Have a peep.

Nice one fella. Thanks for watching.

Yep, a few books and some board games and the rest is plants. Great little spot. Nice one.

You're very welcome. I LOVE doing this type of video because it's so rare to see things like this. It was a brilliant walk around, and because Maxine is so involved with a lot of work in Toxteth I'm very lucky to have met her. I might even try the Yoga one day and see if Nu (the Yoga Teacher) can stop my shoulders sounding like they need a spray of WD40 in the morning! Thanks for watching.

Lucky you pulling a Parsnip 😉 Yep, the root fly burrow into anything underground once they smell what they are attracted to. They get inside during harvest time when the first ground disturbance happens. That's why I try to plant onions and other things around them to distract them with different smells. I'm very happy with the harvest this time, and I still have the ones in the small container and a few in the front garden bed. Hopefully there's actually carrots under there this time and not toothpicks 😂

Depends on your definition. I used it as an indication of times past and long gone. As the dictionary definition states, 'having had an existence of many years', or another definition from a different dictionary, 'having the qualities of age or long existence', both can be found in dictionaries to describe 'ancient'. Hower, that's just semantics, and 'obviously' it's a very old building, hence the video stating it's unlikely you will see many older ones currently standing in Liverpool. Thanks for watching.

Wow! That's amazing, the 1400s is basically the back end of the Dark Ages. I think there's an old Church building in Woolton/Childwall that's supposed to be the oldest one in the City, I'll do some digging and find out. Thanks for watching.

Yes, they knew what plants to take, particularly the Strawberries, so it's likely to be someone who knows gardening. It's just annoying because I've given plants to strangers who stop and talk when they see me out in the garden. There's no need to steal them and make a mess. Thanks for watching.

I know, I was over the moon seeing them in pots, I'll be growing some myself next year, I tried them in the Tomato bed this year but there's not enough sun so I'll try it in containers next time.

My pleasure honey, glad you enjoyed it.

It happens unfortunately. I was talking to a lady on Thursday and she told me that someone stole all of the pots from outside her neighbour's house during the night. Disgusting. Thanks for watching.

nice one

Looking forward to seeing her allotment near Sefton Park, should be some interesting plants in there next summer.

It's ok, they'll grow back haha. Most of the time I can't give spare plants away so if someone wants a plant that bad I'd happily sort one for them. Such is life. Shame they don't steal the weeds and slugs :)

Nice one mate. Was a good little walk around those streets.

The next street had trees in pots on the pavement but they are dead end streets so I suppose the only people who walk up and down there are the residents and posties. Nice little spot to live being so close to Sefton Park.

Indeed, so many wonderful buildings here, shame about the neglect. Thanks for watching.

Type in yougarden.com, and they usually stock fruit trees. They have offers on where you can buy more than one type of fruit tree for a discount so if you like patio Plums or Peaches they have those too. There might be a cheaper option at some Garden Centres, but yougarden deliver. The Bolero Apple is out of stock at the minute, but they have a cheaper variety called 'Appletini' for £12.99 that grows golf ball sized apples.

Nice one 👍Yep, I'll see what it cooks like, the raw one was gorgeous. White and Red inside so it looks different from the other standard Beetroots.

They won't grow fully if you start some now but definitely get some planted in seed trays around early January indoors and then plant them out after your last frost date when they are about as thick as a pencil. If you had some in the ground now that are small they would go through winter and start growing again in Spring. Thanks for watching.

Agreed, quite a few other 'abandoned' houses in other streets around there too. Liverpool Council and the MP for the area seem to have other 'priorities' apparently.

@@ScouseFarm well that Steve Don’tBotheram doesn’t give a hoot…

I think this bush is the late blooming variety called 'Ozark Blue'. It's a heavy cropper and they taste gorgeous when they are fully ripe. If you eat them before they are fully blue they have a tangy after-taste, but they are still better than most you can get in a shop. Thanks for watching, I'm still getting a few off this bush in early September.

Thanks for watching. Not as hot as where you are but the old place still looks good on camera haha.

Nice one mate, made up that you got to 1k subs, especially because the weather has scuppered a lot of your video options this summer. Yep, I'll keep plodding along and I'll get there one day. Have a goodun.