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This has been SO informative, thank you!! 🧰🛠 If you feel inspired to do a polytunnel build update in a few years about what worked and what you'd do differently I'm sure there's more of us who would appreciate that 💪 starting my garden soon & these early videos are great helps!

Beautiful garden, bountiful harvest.❤❤❤❤

I absolutely LOVE okonomiyaki and this looks like such a fun way to put a quick & easy spin on it 🥬

This should be a series!

New sub from Canada and referral from Anne's Place Channel 🙂

Another great video guys,the swedes looked wonderful, that's one of my favorite vegetables 😊 your tomatoes looked very healthy as well. Looking forward to the next video xxx ❤

Love everything yous do so thank you.... Fab pumpkins guys 👍

Omg loved your dad being involved in the vlog today ❤his passion for archaeology over the earthing of the spuds 😂. You, Hannah & Tilley are all great! 😊

Never too old Han 😊 💙 Great vidoe guys 🤗👍

What are those mini fences around your beds? They look nice. Do they serve a purpose?

Han, you're far from old. And you cook amazing meals! And Tom, once again, your vlogs are very informative and lighthearted. I love watching you two.

Great looking meal!

Morning all, I have not had so much white fly as I did this year and they are literally on everything 😢. WOW potatoes 🥔 and an archeological dig. Will you store the potato in hessian sacks? Awesome swede Hanna 👍👍 they are nicer small I find they get woody if they are too vif. Oh my look at all those tiny tomatoes behind you 😮😮. Have a marvellous day and happy gardening, Ali ☔️🌞🇨🇦

what a lovely harvest and food . interesting pottery tale and super giant pumpkins you have there .

Have you tried contacting your nearest green waste recycling centre you would need a trailer but where I live they give it away for free the compost it's got some plastic in and it's a bit rough but I found it's good stuff to grow in

I swear these vlogs get better each time as does the editing. What giant pumpkins and will be great for carving and maybe pie! Thanks for sharing your afternoon all ❤

Still a lovely potato harvest, yummy food!

Thank you for bringing us along for the plot adventures! Blessings on everyone and your growing season Kiddos! 🌻🐛🌿💚🙏💕

It is RAINING HERE AS WELL 😢 7:42

This is quality! ❤

I am always cutting stems when I think I’m pruning 🤦‍♀️, especially the squash they look so alike. Sorry the blight has arrived 😢, we are very lucky so far we have not had it for years 🤞🤞🤞. 😮 blight toes 😂😂. August is my time to track what did well and what I won’t grow again. Plus removing plants and making changes for the season ahead. Fab update sorry about the camera necessity it is a changing world and not always for the better. Have a simply awesome day and happy growing, Ali 🌞🇨🇦

great vlog, thank you. Also 2 yrs are never the same.

I've always found the longer I leave potatoes in the ground the more they get damaged Tom.I now sack them up and store for months in the shed .Cant believe the carrots got attacked under the mesh 😔 Tomatoes look brilliant !

I just pulled my peas yesterday! It's that time of year.

i think people need to appreciate your channel more . the most genuine an wholesome approach in this field . it is very nice to see a channel that shows the good and bad an turns it in to watchable content that keeps me wondering what the family is up to even when you are not making films . very blessed that i found this channel and all the best to your family

You now have pea straw, compost or cut and drop, my thief or thieves are sparrow's, it's still winter here in New Zealand, they are coming through the vents of my tunnel house and eating the spinach and lettuce, thought it was slugs, bar the sparrow's are defecating everywhere, have to push shade material into the top vents each day. Dug some yams up and mice damage, dug them all up.

Those beef tomatoes look delicious.. 👍

I watched an another UA-cam saying we should chop the peas and broad beans plants and leave the roots in the soil because they have these tiny bubbles in their roots which is very good for the soil….🤷‍♀️

I went nodig but USA style with woodchip…handdug ..every weed out …then topped with 6” of woodchip…being doing it for 4-5 years…if I need to plant I just push woodchip to one side ..dig a hole ..keep soil to go on compost pile then fill hole so far with sieved chicken coop poop out my year old patch in coop ..then plant directly onto.. works great for me and means I don’t ever dig my plot as whole plot is covered in woodchip…then September put a fresh 6” on the plot…we were lucky as council would drop off free woodchip..now they donnt so may have to buy some…had the odd drop off from local tree surgeons..

Tom thanks for taking us along with you. Sharing the changing season and harvests. My corn is done, I'm slowly trimming it down and it's free chicken feed! Did the same with the watermelon vines. Cut it up small and watch the Chicken Drama! I've started harvesting my tomatoes once they get a nice blush on them. Let them finish ripening in doors away from the critters! I need to see if I can get seeds for the moon tomatoes you have. So interesting. Loved Han's hair!

Plenty of highs and lows when growing….im growing some good heritage tomatoes this year…like you I’ve got a UA-cam ..IM IN THE SHED…great to be able to look back for the years you’ve been on the allotment

I sieved my compost I made with a 5mm …in 30ltr buckets I use for my potatoes…took me 7 years to crack it growing carrots…

Great episode. I especially liked the potato skewering bit. Jealous of the tomatoes.

Still a harvest to be proud of. That looks like wireworm to me. I cannot wait to see the pepper and chilli harvest! Thanks all for another amazing and informative look at real life allotment gardening 💪

Another great vlog! Funny, informative and wholesome as ever. Sometimes nature throws a curve ball, but you guys did all the right things as I have seen from your other videos. I bet the veg was still very tasty ❤

Great tomatoes you harvested, i hate thieves- just lazy buggers is what they are, the carrots are not too bad- edible still♥ Although the majority of the 10,000 known species of millipedes are beneficial, certain species are pests of crops, including potatoes, sugar beet, carrots, sweet potato, cole crops, strawberries and peas and beans. Yours looked like young millipedes - not worms.

Thank you for the great tips on planting and covering the brassicas! Looks great! On the sad note... hope you catch your thief with evidence and justice will be served. They are stealing more than items... they are stealing everyone's peace of mind and community trust. Praying for better days ahead!🙏Blessings everyone! 🌻🐛🌿💚🙏💕

Firstly I've now caught up having binged watched from the start and enjoying following your families adventures 😊... It's just soul destroying to know that some little A. H. Would rather steal from their Allotment neighbours than put the hard work in and grow there own.... Most allotment growers would happily give you some fruit and veg if asked, but stealing would make my blood boil too...

Fabulous content, love this channel x

Omg that’s so sad 😭 Why do people do that? I’m sure they wouldn’t like it if they were stolen from 😞

Absolutely gutted and rather angry that someone thinks it’s alright, to come on to the land you rent, for your own produce and pleasure, and take what they please with out asking. Genuinely disgusting and disappointing that someone in the community is taking the absolute biscuit here, I really hope for yourselves and the rest of the community that the thief is caught, and if on the site, removed. This isn’t what allotment sites or communities are for and neither shall the stand for it

I cant wait for you to expose them! Jerks! Good job on your digging that hard dirt though.

Yeah, the thieving thing is really disturbing. Only takes one scum bag to wreck a whole communities wellbeing. We had a parasite jumping the fence and stealing several times from our garden centre. Put an electric stock fence around it and it stopped. Never caught the prick though.