Lettuce Soup...... Good call.......If they are a little bitter, cook them as a pasta greens, sweetened with a little Balsamic Vinegar and salty sweetness of shaved Parmesan. Served with chopped garlic chives at the end would "put the top hat on it" Bon Appetite !!
Cheers Jessie now the clocks have gone back it really feels like the season has moved on into deep autumn and everything has slowed down. Well done for staying the course with the plot tour. and with no coat!! You still have so much going on despite the wet and cold and oh so grey. Have a great week.
You were brave to do the plot tour in the rain it's looking super tidy. I have now decided I don't like growing cabbages, an exception is the perennial tree cabbage which I have discovered are idiot proof and grows well without covering with no caterpillar or pigeon damage. Wow Jessie that must have been one hell of a hangover ! Potty mouth was excellent as per usual too. Take care x
Lovely tour of the allotment - it's looking great. And that string bag did look like Rab C Nesbit's vest although I think his vest was a bit more of a yellowy gray, your bag is lovely and white. Looks very hand for carrying veggies in. Thank you for another great video.
oo jes the size on those nasturtioms and they look so healthy , id pick a few big ones and make some stuffed vine leafs with those yum yum xxx i just cut mine back but sown more in a few diferent colors
@@JessieatPlot37 cool ...it is a great old trick and works amazingly ....the beans only have to be in the paraffin for a few seconds just before they go in the ground
Thank you again for the tromboncino recommendation…I picked the last 2 baby ones 2 days ago…into the soup. I’ll definitely be growing them again next year😀😀😀
You could save the seeds from your asparagus that's gone to seed. I saved some wild asparagus seeds and broadcast some and started some in pots. Was suprised how meny germinated. Love your videos.
Hello Jess and mum. I remember making a string vest all the rage to wear over tshirts in the early 60s that bag triggered the memory just as you commented on the person who wore one. Definitely a grey English day even on the camera. Finally had two beaut sunny days down here and another today so the vegies I planted are finally happy. Yippee. I tell you what mind Jess watching you does make the year seem to fly by or was it just such a rotten summer that it seemed so short. Jess plant those long standing cabbage seedlings that’s what mine looked like after few months they got planted out under net and now look fantastic
Lots of BLT's! I love your girlie wirlies hopping over the little fence and love that Lily gets along with them. Always love your positive attitude, you and your mom's work ethic, and so happy you mentioned what those pretty pink flowers are. As soon as you said it I had to google Nerine and have ordered bulbs to ship in March. Thanks so much for the tour!
Happy Tuesday ! Lots of good looking food out there, thanks for keeping us inspired to grow the goods. Love the honesty On the hangover, I can relate Cheers🎉
Hello! For what it’s worth, an overcast day is really good for filming because there’s fewer shadows. You can really see everything nicely. Sometimes the high contrast of bright sunshine casting dark shadows messes up the presentation to a viewer, like What’s that big - oh it’s shadow, never mind, wish it wasn’t so dark, looked like a hole from here!
It will be squirrels peeling your apricot I have watched mine doing that to my lilacs. They use it for nesting. I'm glad they are at least going for a dead tree!
My experience was with Asparagus in my pasture which grew in a clump of 6 or 7 Aspen trees, so filtered sun. They were gigantic spears, bigger than my thumb every year for 30 plus years. Probably grew that way cause I didn’t help. 😂
Hahhaha, it really does seem to like a bit of neglect. I think i may have been mulching them when they prefer to be in less fertile soil! Like under aspen trees :D
If you were able to watch TV that wasn't a hangover, a hangover is a dark silent room and flat lemonade 😊😅😅 hope you tube have upped your money as they have really upped the no of adverts
How about a chat with the good man that built Lil's home and a sort of "Through The Keyhole" of Lil's abode? There must be plenty of "Lottie's" who also welcome our Feline acquaintances.
Doesn't your Mum let you use real scissors yet? 🤣 I normally use scissors for harvesting leafy greens rather than secateurs, they give a nice clean cut. Shame about your beans, hopefully there are more waiting to pop their heads up. Thanks for the tour.👍
42:48 Do you find your yellow beetroots grow much less well than your reds? I'm growing Burpees Golden along with Boltardy and my Golden ones have been rubbish for both the sowings I did. Like 10% of what I get for Boltardy and no real large ones.
Lettuce Soup...... Good call.......If they are a little bitter, cook them as a pasta greens, sweetened with a little Balsamic Vinegar and salty sweetness of shaved Parmesan. Served with chopped garlic chives at the end would "put the top hat on it" Bon Appetite !!
hahahah, yeah, many a bitter lettuce has been shuffled into 'vegetabledom' but mum is a bit funny about the texture of it cooked! So just me.
🩷The Nerines are the star of the show ! 🩷
:D they are
I used my loganberries to flavor my kombucha this year it's delicious.
That sounds fantastic!
Cheers Jessie now the clocks have gone back it really feels like the season has moved on into deep autumn and everything has slowed down. Well done for staying the course with the plot tour. and with no coat!! You still have so much going on despite the wet and cold and oh so grey. Have a great week.
Cheers Dawn! Hope you have a great week too!
You were brave to do the plot tour in the rain it's looking super tidy. I have now decided I don't like growing cabbages, an exception is the perennial tree cabbage which I have discovered are idiot proof and grows well without covering with no caterpillar or pigeon damage. Wow Jessie that must have been one hell of a hangover ! Potty mouth was excellent as per usual too. Take care x
Its a great feeling when you just put your foot down and decide - nope! Not growing that again isn't it! :D
Ohhhh…leaf raking time of year…not my favourite task…but I keep saying it,s good exercise and doing my (non existent ) abs good😀😀😀
Hahhaha, yeah. Think of the abs. Think of the abs :D
Fantastisch Good work Jessie you the best te opruimen te moostiun te Tour thans te video Top week 🌺🤗👍⛅🧤🌿🌾☕🍁✔️ te oogsten ☘️
:D thanks Luc
Lovely tour of the allotment - it's looking great. And that string bag did look like Rab C Nesbit's vest although I think his vest was a bit more of a yellowy gray, your bag is lovely and white. Looks very hand for carrying veggies in.
Thank you for another great video.
Hahhahaha, nobody seems to know who Rab C was so i'm glad you've confirmed i'm not going mad :D
oo jes the size on those nasturtioms and they look so healthy , id pick a few big ones and make some stuffed vine leafs with those yum yum xxx i just cut mine back but sown more in a few diferent colors
They grow so fast don't they?!
Great video of your allotment, Jessie. Thank you for sharing and the tour. Happy Tuesday. Take care.
:D thank you!
quick soak of the beans in paraffin before planting will keep the mice from eating them
I'll give that a go when i replant the bed hahaha!
@@JessieatPlot37 cool ...it is a great old trick and works amazingly ....the beans only have to be in the paraffin for a few seconds just before they go in the ground
Thank you so much for showing us the flowers and your garden. It brightened my day.
Ahh, thanks Anna!
Plot looking good Jessie ,I Keep missing your videos been too busy just like yourself , thanks for the update
Its a busy time of year isn't it!
Thank you again for the tromboncino recommendation…I picked the last 2 baby ones 2 days ago…into the soup. I’ll definitely be growing them again next year😀😀😀
:d thats great! Glad they were good. And they kept going for such a long time too!!
You could save the seeds from your asparagus that's gone to seed. I saved some wild asparagus seeds and broadcast some and started some in pots. Was suprised how meny germinated. Love your videos.
Thats a nice idea Joy!
Fantastic tour sweet,and we all need time out sometimes 😂❤
Fantastisch Good work jessie you the best te moostuin te Tour the opruimen oogsten the oktober Good week 👍🍂🧤🌤🧋🎃👻💐🌿🥬
:D thanks!
🫖 ☕️ Thank you, cheers!
Cheers!
Always love your plot tours ❤ 🍻 😊
:D thanks Tamara!
Hello Jess and mum. I remember making a string vest all the rage to wear over tshirts in the early 60s that bag triggered the memory just as you commented on the person who wore one.
Definitely a grey English day even on the camera. Finally had two beaut sunny days down here and another today so the vegies I planted are finally happy. Yippee. I tell you what mind Jess watching you does make the year seem to fly by or was it just such a rotten summer that it seemed so short.
Jess plant those long standing cabbage seedlings that’s what mine looked like after few months they got planted out under net and now look fantastic
The string vest has lots of memory attached :D Glad you've finally got the sunshine.
Happy Tuesday!
Happy Tuesday Cathy!
Lots of BLT's! I love your girlie wirlies hopping over the little fence and love that Lily gets along with them. Always love your positive attitude, you and your mom's work ethic, and so happy you mentioned what those pretty pink flowers are. As soon as you said it I had to google Nerine and have ordered bulbs to ship in March. Thanks so much for the tour!
Yay for spreading the Nerine-love! We only started with a couple and they have spread and multiplied like crazy!
Happy Tuesday ! Lots of good looking food out there, thanks for keeping us inspired to grow the goods. Love the honesty On the hangover, I can relate
Cheers🎉
Happy tuesday David! Cheers!
Thanks for the video!
Thanks Teresa!
The garden is still so beautiful.
Ah, thank you!
Most enjoyable, thanks for the tour.👩🏻🌾👍
Thanks Helen!
Hello! For what it’s worth, an overcast day is really good for filming because there’s fewer shadows. You can really see everything nicely. Sometimes the high contrast of bright sunshine casting dark shadows messes up the presentation to a viewer, like What’s that big - oh it’s shadow, never mind, wish it wasn’t so dark, looked like a hole from here!
Hahhahaha, its nicer to film in the sun though :D
Great update once again , just shows how much bad luck you have had this year with the wild animals , but still a good year yeah xx
Still a good year in its own way. Just hoping for a good year in the normal way next year Jim!! :D
@JessieatPlot37 with you on that Jessie xx
It will be squirrels peeling your apricot I have watched mine doing that to my lilacs. They use it for nesting. I'm glad they are at least going for a dead tree!
True, would be very upsetting if it was still going strong!
Hello My Beautiful Jessie.
a lovely tour jess still looks lovely
Thanks Steven. Things are still hanging on in there!
I could use a "wet day" here in mid-MO, USA!
Have some of ours bob!!
@@JessieatPlot37 I wish. The ground is like concrete here.
Hello Jessie your hair eyes and make up are beautiful in your latest video your smile is cute too enjoy your week.
I like the moment when she puts her hair up with a Renoiresque turn of the upper torso. Artist man not Pervy❤😂
hahahahahahhaha! oh i'm so glamourous covered in mud and soggy in the rain!!
My experience was with Asparagus in my pasture which grew in a clump of 6 or 7 Aspen trees, so filtered sun. They were gigantic spears, bigger than my thumb every year for 30 plus years. Probably grew that way cause I didn’t help. 😂
Hahhaha, it really does seem to like a bit of neglect. I think i may have been mulching them when they prefer to be in less fertile soil! Like under aspen trees :D
you need to feed some of that beer to your slugs
i should have!
Hi Jessie, what are those pretty pink flowers across from the zucchini bed? Thank you.
were they the Zinnias?
Lovely tour today Jess and I hope you get some sun later would you like some of mine 🌞🔥 it’s hot over here in Barbados have a wonderful week❤❤❤
Hahhaha, i bet it is! and yes please, send some over! :D
Great video JESSIE. BUT, Berta needs a new frock. 😅😂🤣
She really really does!!
@JessieatPlot37 😅😂🤣
If you were able to watch TV that wasn't a hangover, a hangover is a dark silent room and flat lemonade 😊😅😅 hope you tube have upped your money as they have really upped the no of adverts
It was at the tail end of the day i managed to turn the TV on :D
It's 84F here right now!
oooooooooh
How about a chat with the good man that built Lil's home and a sort of "Through The Keyhole" of Lil's abode? There must be plenty of "Lottie's" who also welcome our Feline acquaintances.
I'm not sure he would be very keen hahahah!
Doesn't your Mum let you use real scissors yet? 🤣
I normally use scissors for harvesting leafy greens rather than secateurs, they give a nice clean cut.
Shame about your beans, hopefully there are more waiting to pop their heads up.
Thanks for the tour.👍
Hahhaha, we've lost the good snips!
Itchy scalp, Jess? They have special shampoos that might help. Good luck.
no, just trying to keep the hair out of my face
Lettuce soup sounds good. Do you have a recipe for that as I often get lettuce gluts
I'll try and put one up!
Ha ha. I’ve been told I’ve got an asbestos gob😂
hahahahah!
42:48 Do you find your yellow beetroots grow much less well than your reds? I'm growing Burpees Golden along with Boltardy and my Golden ones have been rubbish for both the sowings I did. Like 10% of what I get for Boltardy and no real large ones.
Much slower! I had good success with... umm, let me think. Boldor, i think it was called. But it was F1!
Squidgers strip bark Jess
Ah, probably them then!
😂 I never watched Rab C Nesbitt when I was young. Just couldn't understand a word he was saying so I couldn't understand the humour.
Hahhahahah!