"I've grown a flipping pea!" The delight on your face was priceless Emma...I so wanted a mariachi band to come out from behind the shed playing "La Bamba" and a troop of cheerleaders to appear doing back flips, streamers flying over, glitter cannons, fireworks etc etc...Steve...😁
Pond is looking great! Don’t worry about the oxygenator plants... you do just chuck them in and leave them. With the tree check with your allotment rep - I think she will have to wait until October if she is allowed anyway as the birds will be nesting. Xx
Everyone needs space at times, everyone in the family needs that space Emma. Your kids are typical young kids, full of life and joys, bless them. Homegrown peas are devine, my husbands second favourite produce that we grow, first are potatoes. Thanks for sharing Emma. Emma stick that plant in the earth id say. It looks similar to what i got a few weeks ago for mine. I have fish in mine and they nibble at it. Planted in the baskets. Maybe compromise, voice you like the tree and if ye left the others. Shading can be good and bad, i like the trees over hanging as some plants like a bit of shading.
Bless ya Emma’s thought you said get the wild life to look after the Kidos. Nice to see the peas are good peas are good for ya. Happy growing more peas. Xxx
Hi Emma congratulations you got peas that's lovely to see from your hard work ,sunflowers are looking good your sweet corn mite need repotting but they are slow growing ,pond plants are looking ok just give them time , if the trees go the pond will go green and you will get blanket weed which is a pain,all looking great stay safe 🌻🌻
Emma your honesty is amazing you gain 1 more sub just for this alone / I’m up in Scotland and can’t wait for the better weather I have a garden bed side of the house & can’t wait to get my grow on , keep it up Emma 👍
Hi Emma, this is my first year of growing on my allotment, got it last year but needed loads of work, loved your reaction to the pea, I’m glad it’s not just me that gets excited about this😂😂😂, it’s all looking good tho, keep up the good work x
I don't particularly like peas either, but the ones you grow yourself omg straight from the pod are delicious, like sweets yum 😁. Are they allowed to cut trees during nesting season? Here you can only do it at certain times of the year. Plot is looking brilliant xx
I doubt she'll be allowed to chop the tree down fully. Maybe prune back the branches a bit hanging over her side. But not until the birds have stopped nesting and the young have fully fledged. Congratulations on your pea!!
Yeah i was gonna say that, bit cruel to chop any trees down, its full on nesting season!! Best time is september time. Its ok to prune here n there but carefully and not near established nests.
With the tree Emma have you asked the council or land owners permission? The council run allotment that I have will not let you cut down trees unless they are diseased.
@@emmasallotmentdiaries if you want to keep it don't let her cut it & if it is on your plot she will need your permission to cut it 😊. The shade is always good for the kids as well especially when there is the odd hot day we have in the UK 😂
You should buy a camera trap from online to record during the night time and see what wildlife comes onto your plot my mum brought one the other week to see if the fox is coming into or garden as we have chickens and something keeps on digging up our garden. Its very interesting to see a what nature comes into the garden when we aren't there .
Oh Emma so glad you have peas! I have a problem with voles and they keep eating mine. Try eating fresh peas, raw right out of the pod, just like nature's candy!
Hey Emma, whenever I get any plant I’ve never grown, I always search it on U tube and see what other people have done. There’s nothing you can’t find on tube. U tube is the new encyclopaedia. It’s better do that than lose some of your plants. 💖
I'm almost as chuffed as you are with your first ever pea ..thanks for sharing your discovery with us .before you completely Diss garden peas try eating them fresh from the pod ..so sweet and full of goodness
Hello Emma from Ontario Canada congratulations on your first pea! Lol I agree with you your neighbour had ample time to cut it before you came along and besides the birds were there first all you said I feel the same anyway don’t be bullied. Take care see you later🐝
I have a probem with Mare's tails like you have with bind weed, I just keep pulling them out every time I see one.... I think they are reducing in quantity and vigour, so hopefully the same will be with your bindweed 🤞
you cannot chop down a tree that has nesting birds in it, and dome places you need a permit to take down healthy trees. thank you for keeping an eye on the wee fox. maybe someone else has trapped him snd taken him in for treatment. .please, Let us know. you might try a small can of moist dog food, an egg, fruit or kibble (when he is around) and fresh water. to help build up his strength. i know you do not want yo attract mice or crows and such, your garden is looking great!
Yes I thought you couldn’t! The birds love the tree, there’s hundreds living in there now! I love it, love watching them! You might be glad to hear the medicine has arrived! I’ve left out a jam sandwich for him so fingers crossed he eats it and can start to get better soon! Xx
If you are happy with the tree, Emma, then tell here that. She can trim back what is overhanging her plot but if it is on your plot, then I think it is up to you to decide. Can't you ask your Allotment Society Rep?
To be honest, the birds absolutely love the tree. It's full of them. So I think it would be a great shame to chop it down and I think we should adapt to the shade instead of evicting all the bird families! I think I'll tell her. xx
@@emmasallotmentdiaries I agree with you. We have done enough damage to the environment! I look forward to hearing how you get on. You could always go and live up the tree to prevent her from cutting it down... :-))
It is sad that your allotment neighbour wants to chop down the tree which is doing far more good than the handful of veg she may grow. As you say the birds need it and so does the urban environment as it soaks up pollution. Here I am planting trees on my small farm, trying to save the planet while others just chop them down.
"I've grown a flipping pea!" The delight on your face was priceless Emma...I so wanted a mariachi band to come out from behind the shed playing "La Bamba" and a troop of cheerleaders to appear doing back flips, streamers flying over, glitter cannons, fireworks etc etc...Steve...😁
Haha!!! I just can't believe it! All that stressing over the peas and then one just pops up! xx
Pond is looking great! Don’t worry about the oxygenator plants... you do just chuck them in and leave them. With the tree check with your allotment rep - I think she will have to wait until October if she is allowed anyway as the birds will be nesting. Xx
Haha! I hope they don't die though. And yes, I think I'l email my rep. To be honest, I've grown quite attached to the tree now! x
Emma Bailey ❤️
'I've grown a flipping pea' 😂 And you don't even like them! Love it! Well done 💕
Lol! I know! I'm just obsessed with growing them! x
Thought you said
“YOU NEEDED A PEE”
ha ha ha bloody fox !!!!
Carry on EMMA all,s looking good...
Well done x
Haha! x
Thank you Emma l agree about the tree it's for the birds and the lady can grow stuff in the shade we all do at at home and allotments take care xx
Everyone needs space at times, everyone in the family needs that space Emma. Your kids are typical young kids, full of life and joys, bless them. Homegrown peas are devine, my husbands second favourite produce that we grow, first are potatoes. Thanks for sharing Emma. Emma stick that plant in the earth id say. It looks similar to what i got a few weeks ago for mine. I have fish in mine and they nibble at it. Planted in the baskets. Maybe compromise, voice you like the tree and if ye left the others. Shading can be good and bad, i like the trees over hanging as some plants like a bit of shading.
Yes I think I might have to plants it actually. And yeah, I will tell her I like the tree. As do the birds! x
@@emmasallotmentdiaries just be kind with approach as its good to stay close to lotty( alotment neighbours) place looks super by the way.
Bless ya Emma’s thought you said get the wild life to look after the Kidos. Nice to see the peas are good peas are good for ya. Happy growing more peas. Xxx
Fox babysitting service! Haha! x
You made a pea! Lol it sounded like you were learning to potty train 🤣😂🤣 👨🏼🌾🌱💚 thanks for the laugh
Haha! I am pretty chuffed! x
Hi Emma congratulations you got peas that's lovely to see from your hard work ,sunflowers are looking good your sweet corn mite need repotting but they are slow growing ,pond plants are looking ok just give them time , if the trees go the pond will go green and you will get blanket weed which is a pain,all looking great stay safe 🌻🌻
Emma your honesty is amazing you gain 1 more sub just for this alone / I’m up in Scotland and can’t wait for the better weather I have a garden bed side of the house & can’t wait to get my grow on , keep it up Emma 👍
Hi Emma, this is my first year of growing on my allotment, got it last year but needed loads of work, loved your reaction to the pea, I’m glad it’s not just me that gets excited about this😂😂😂, it’s all looking good tho, keep up the good work x
You may not like peas but you will love these, the taste is totally different, great show thanks
Shes only grown a pea
Love your enthusiasm
Haha! Thank you! x
I don't particularly like peas either, but the ones you grow yourself omg straight from the pod are delicious, like sweets yum 😁. Are they allowed to cut trees during nesting season? Here you can only do it at certain times of the year. Plot is looking brilliant xx
I agree about the peas, not many of mine make it to the kitchen lol
@@lesleyanne5588 same here, I don't think they've ever made it to the kitchen 😂
Debbie have you tried sweetcorn raw straight off of the plant, it is heaven
@@lesleyanne5588 I tried growing it a couple of times but I think it's just too cold in nw Ireland to grow well 😭
I doubt she'll be allowed to chop the tree down fully. Maybe prune back the branches a bit hanging over her side. But not until the birds have stopped nesting and the young have fully fledged.
Congratulations on your pea!!
I agree. I'll tell her that too x
Yeah i was gonna say that, bit cruel to chop any trees down, its full on nesting season!!
Best time is september time.
Its ok to prune here n there but carefully and not near established nests.
Its great to potter! Love the little house. Sad about the tree but think how much light would be on your plot in the future?
Well, the tree doesn't give me shade, it falls the other way! x
With the tree Emma have you asked the council or land owners permission? The council run allotment that I have will not let you cut down trees unless they are diseased.
It's her neighbour wants to take it down, not Emma
Ah, it's my neighbour who wants to chop it down. I like the tree, and so do the birds. Would be gutted if they cut it down x
@@emmasallotmentdiaries if you want to keep it don't let her cut it & if it is on your plot she will need your permission to cut it 😊. The shade is always good for the kids as well especially when there is the odd hot day we have in the UK 😂
You should buy a camera trap from online to record during the night time and see what wildlife comes onto your plot my mum brought one the other week to see if the fox is coming into or garden as we have chickens and something keeps on digging up our garden. Its very interesting to see a what nature comes into the garden when we aren't there .
I am going to! Can't wait to see what creatures appear! x
Foxy will be fine, try going to your plot later in the day and you should see it, they dont like to come out on warm days 😁😁😁
Oh Emma so glad you have peas! I have a problem with voles and they keep eating mine. Try eating fresh peas, raw right out of the pod, just like nature's candy!
Oh no, bloody voles. I'll give the peas a go, would be a shame not to! x
Hey Emma, whenever I get any plant I’ve never grown, I always search it on U tube and see what other people have done. There’s nothing you can’t find on tube. U tube is the new encyclopaedia. It’s better do that than lose some of your plants. 💖
Ah, great idea. I should start doing that! x
I'm almost as chuffed as you are with your first ever pea ..thanks for sharing your discovery with us .before you completely Diss garden peas try eating them fresh from the pod ..so sweet and full of goodness
Yay! First pea!! x
Hello Emma from Ontario Canada congratulations on your first pea! Lol I agree with you your neighbour had ample time to cut it before you came along and besides the birds were there first all you said I feel the same anyway don’t be bullied. Take care see you later🐝
I have a probem with Mare's tails like you have with bind weed, I just keep pulling them out every time I see one.... I think they are reducing in quantity and vigour, so hopefully the same will be with your bindweed 🤞
Oh no. Yes, I am hoping it sort of starts dying soon! Haha! x
Ok Emma I am not being mean but I seriously keep asking myself, am I watching a sit-com cause you’re so funny! (In a lovely way) Kind regards Maria
you cannot chop down a tree that has nesting birds in it, and dome places you need a permit to take down healthy trees.
thank you for keeping an eye on the wee fox. maybe someone else has trapped him snd taken him in for treatment. .please, Let us know. you might try a small can of moist dog food, an egg, fruit or kibble (when he is around) and fresh water. to help build up his strength.
i know you do not want yo attract mice or crows and such, your garden is looking great!
Yes I thought you couldn’t! The birds love the tree, there’s hundreds living in there now! I love it, love watching them! You might be glad to hear the medicine has arrived! I’ve left out a jam sandwich for him so fingers crossed he eats it and can start to get better soon! Xx
Emma Bailey all good then! Hopefully he finds his lunch! ❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️
Do you not have a shop on your allotment site ? We have a shop that sells lots of stuff . Also you are not aloud to cut trees in bird nesting season .
If you are happy with the tree, Emma, then tell here that. She can trim back what is overhanging her plot but if it is on your plot, then I think it is up to you to decide. Can't you ask your Allotment Society Rep?
To be honest, the birds absolutely love the tree. It's full of them. So I think it would be a great shame to chop it down and I think we should adapt to the shade instead of evicting all the bird families! I think I'll tell her. xx
@@emmasallotmentdiaries I agree with you. We have done enough damage to the environment! I look forward to hearing how you get on. You could always go and live up the tree to prevent her from cutting it down... :-))
It is sad that your allotment neighbour wants to chop down the tree which is doing far more good than the handful of veg she may grow. As you say the birds need it and so does the urban environment as it soaks up pollution. Here I am planting trees on my small farm, trying to save the planet while others just chop them down.