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Ah you're a man full of knowledge and I think we all appreciate your efforts sharing it! Thanks to your channel and a few others I've transformed my Grandmothers garden into a productive area. One of the many things we've attempted is coriander, however it seems that the slugs can't resist it - reduced to stumps overnight. That being said, to allow other seedlings to establish it's actually proved somewhat useful, every cloud and all that. Thanks again for being an inspirational figure on this platform
You're very welcome, if you can get hold of some prickley leaves like holly or brambles placing them around the plants u want to protect will help deter slugs
I've also harvested my bucket of new potatoes, and reseeded the bucket again 👍 Tomatoes, sweet peppers, sweetcorn, and horseradish are all coming on nicely. The only things I'm planning on planting in July is beetroot, and mustard... And planting out a couple of purple sprouting broccoli seedlings.
Excellent advice throughout, thank you! Have only just found you from a search for "when to harvest my garlic" (mine was only planted this March). Have now seen a few more of your numerous informative videos, liked and subscribed! I'm not new to gardening, but there is always more to be learnt/refreshed. Most impressive is your honest, down to earth (pardon the pun) presentation, very inspirational! 🌱 Keep up the good work, in the garden and on UA-cam.
Good tip on tomatoes . I am relocating from allotment to home base , for many reasons , and look forward to future home grown and the establishment of cycles turning land in to abundance with experiment and having fun doing it ..
Great content and advice. Ive had a terrible year with french beans and will have to sow someinto the grrenhouse in order to get a harvest and avoid any early frosts in September. Good time now to start sowing daikon radishes and that kind of thing too. Thanks.
Really good video. Everything's really shooting up now! Looking forward to my unusual banana leg toms. Had MUCH better success this year with Hungarian Hot Wax peppers - they love their little green house!
Can you do a video on fertilization that you use , would recommend, wouldnt use , im getting confused and want to keep it organic but theres so many pest above and below ground its unbelievable i can understand why farmers use what they do but id like mine to be as close to organic as possible, please and thankyou .
Waalaikumsalam brother. June was so dry here in Malaysia. So hard to battle with aphids and other pests. But Alhamdulillah everything's on track. Just recently rain pouring down so I plan to plant marigold to compliment my backyard garden to fight for pest. And so other legumes as well. Stay safe brother. Assalamualaikum
Would love to support you as a lot of what you are doing and the scale is the same as I have. But I’m sorry atm money is very tight as my pup has been poorly and as she’s my support dog I need to keep her well. If I get some spare in the next few months I will look into. Please carry on what you do and enjoy your children while they are young x
I love your garden set up. What part of the UK are you in? I’m in Northeast Indiana in the States. It is to hot here to start lettuce. That has to wait until the end of August/beginning of September. Years ago I was in New Market, England. Weather was just a tad cooler than it was here. That was in the month of May.
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Just come out of hospital with my daughter and your video always makes us both smile!
hope she's feeling better soon
Just stumbled across this channel - love it
Great video! Love gardening! Thanks for sharing.
Ah you're a man full of knowledge and I think we all appreciate your efforts sharing it!
Thanks to your channel and a few others I've transformed my Grandmothers garden into a productive area. One of the many things we've attempted is coriander, however it seems that the slugs can't resist it - reduced to stumps overnight. That being said, to allow other seedlings to establish it's actually proved somewhat useful, every cloud and all that.
Thanks again for being an inspirational figure on this platform
You're very welcome, if you can get hold of some prickley leaves like holly or brambles placing them around the plants u want to protect will help deter slugs
I've been meaning to sow more carrot and lettuce seeds for weeks, thanks for the reminder Monty 😊
Thanks
Welcome
I've also harvested my bucket of new potatoes, and reseeded the bucket again 👍
Tomatoes, sweet peppers, sweetcorn, and horseradish are all coming on nicely.
The only things I'm planning on planting in July is beetroot, and mustard... And planting out a couple of purple sprouting broccoli seedlings.
Excellent advice throughout, thank you! Have only just found you from a search for "when to harvest my garlic" (mine was only planted this March). Have now seen a few more of your numerous informative videos, liked and subscribed! I'm not new to gardening, but there is always more to be learnt/refreshed. Most impressive is your honest, down to earth (pardon the pun) presentation, very inspirational! 🌱 Keep up the good work, in the garden and on UA-cam.
Good tip on tomatoes . I am relocating from allotment to home base , for many reasons , and look forward to future home grown and the establishment of cycles turning land in to abundance with experiment and having fun doing it ..
Great content and advice. Ive had a terrible year with french beans and will have to sow someinto the grrenhouse in order to get a harvest and avoid any early frosts in September. Good time now to start sowing daikon radishes and that kind of thing too. Thanks.
Really good video. Everything's really shooting up now! Looking forward to my unusual banana leg toms. Had MUCH better success this year with Hungarian Hot Wax peppers - they love their little green house!
Things are starting to take off nw we've had some rain. Glad to hear the hot wax are coming on well
Good advice on pac choi. 👍
Can you do a video on fertilization that you use , would recommend, wouldnt use , im getting confused and want to keep it organic but theres so many pest above and below ground its unbelievable i can understand why farmers use what they do but id like mine to be as close to organic as possible, please and thankyou .
Waalaikumussalam warahmatullah
Waalaikumsalam brother. June was so dry here in Malaysia. So hard to battle with aphids and other pests. But Alhamdulillah everything's on track.
Just recently rain pouring down so I plan to plant marigold to compliment my backyard garden to fight for pest. And so other legumes as well.
Stay safe brother. Assalamualaikum
We had a really dry June too, the hottest on record for the UK, it's not easy especially as the climate changes
Would love to support you as a lot of what you are doing and the scale is the same as I have. But I’m sorry atm money is very tight as my pup has been poorly and as she’s my support dog I need to keep her well. If I get some spare in the next few months I will look into.
Please carry on what you do and enjoy your children while they are young x
No problem concentrate on your family first. Thanks for kind words and your support
I love your garden set up.
What part of the UK are you in? I’m in Northeast Indiana in the States. It is to hot here to start lettuce. That has to wait until the end of August/beginning of September. Years ago I was in New Market, England. Weather was just a tad cooler than it was here. That was in the month of May.
He sounds like a Yorkshire lad😁
You said you saved some seed potatoes. Can I still buy seed potatoes to plant after current harvest?
there might be some still available
It would make your child happy if you recognised the child. After all you are growing for the child also