Hi Jessie, appreciate the replay of Lilly helping herself to a piece of chicken she was so quick and it was considerate of you to offer her some sauce😂as always I enjoy your videos. TYFS❤
I’ve started to collect leaves. I mow the lawn where leaves fall & get a grasscatcher full of leaves & grass chopped up together. This easy-to-handle material is spread over my beds as a blanket. There is no depth that smothers the ground, put on as much as you can. In spring, the ground underneath is soft as foam & the top can be incorporated in as nutrient.
I always take the month of December off from gardening. November is clean up and prep time. January is seed orders and starting a few things. December is vacation.
The garden is so beautiful, I really like to harvest vegetables and fruits in the garden because it helps me reduce stress and relax. Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures with everyone.
You have grown so much Jessie I know lots of things have failed but even more hasn’t. It’s ok to just “be” in your garden relaxing. You don’t have to be doing loads. A lot of our toms were very sharp to taste that’s lack of warmth. But with others I roast to make my sauce. It’s delish. Loved your trip out into the city. See you next time👋🏻
Hi Jess you no my garlic chives never go to seed had them for three years now, but they always bunch out a lot, so I transplant from them, well have a wonderful week,❤❤
So.....Out came a crate of tomatoes and when unpacked they almost filled the table. Then out came crate number two....shuffle up everyone, there's more...... followed by crate number 3. You are a magician! ! Enjoy! Careful what you wish for Jessie those garlic chives multiply quicker than rabbits once they get a hold. 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰
Lovely vlog & you have such a warming relationship with your Mum. The cooking clips give me inspiration too. I wish we could order the same mulch here in Norwich. I have heavy clay soil, been adding rotted manure (prob not enough) and mushroom compost as I can get those free or cheap. But the bags you use look such good quality. As for Lil, LOVE HER….precious little floof 🎉
Thank you for the little trip out and the music with it. Well done for getting your poly door done. Good lunch dish looks delish. Your toms looked gorgeous.
😅🤣😂I had to rewind and watch again when you said your mum had gone on a jolly cos what I ‘heard’ was that she had gone SKYDIVING! 😂🤣😅 so relived she’d gone to the sky garden lol hope she had a good time 😘
Mortgage Lifter was the only one I recognized. It is one of my favorite tomatoes. If you can possibly find Arkansas Traveler tomatoes, you should try them. Unfortunately this year the drought destroyed my garden.
Hi Jessie and your Mum, tomatoes are lovely & lots of varieties too. Good job cutting back your tree too. Yum! Lovely donuts! Good job on your polytunnel door. Hope your Mum enjoyed her lunch. Lovely to sit with Lil and?chill time tp yourself, so good for the soul. Lovely video update, thanks for sharing and take care 😊
I also put up with two utterly useless staple guns on the plot for years before buying a decent one this spring, and it's the exact same one that you just got :)
Lol Jessie. The last allotment bit of this episode was a bit like that episode of I'm Alan Partridge where the hotel he's staying in is being decorated and there's nobody else around and he doesn't know what to do with himself.
The plot is looking fab, also great to see the plots around you are also getting tidied. Let's all hope tomatoes are better next year ! I have ordered lots from Baker Creek, so plenty of different varieties to try. Please keep vigilant as the site my plot is on has had most of the sheds ransacked even if there was nothing to steal ( we have learned to not keep anything power tool wise or expensive tools like wolf garten on our plots and mostly to leave doors unlocked ) Take care. x
That was a nice tomato 🍅 harvest 👍You have such a great variety of 🍅🍅🍅 I harvested many but some are still in the garden. It is surprisingly mild at the moment so I take the risk to let the small ones get a little bit bigger.
Your right the last thing you want is wet bottom, especially on the tomatoes 😅 your right about the nasturtiums they don't seem to be ready to give up just yet we've even had a couple of over night frosts which they managed to survive
I love your videos where you do something totally different, gives us all a break from gardening. The best bit was Lil stealing the chicken…..she’s gorgeous, wish I could smooth her down! It is an odd time of the year especially as the weather is up and down,all in limbo! I’ve just had the last of my runner beans and courgettes still producing very slowly. It’s been a very trying season, all ready for a break even if it’s for a few hours. Thanks
Jess such a gorgeous display of tomatoes bet your glad you bagged them up I too was so excited yesterday like you my seedlings struggled through late winter/ spring but yesterday I harvested one beautiful size cauliflower and multicolour carrots, so not all failed. My later planted our greens slow to take off are now doing extremely well so like you all is not lost. Now will my tomato seedlings grow, the cucumbers have shot up whilst indoors so now outdoors in a little seedling house hoping the snails stay away
They should have ripened in the paper bags as that how I get my green ones to ripen, well wrapped in newspaper, but yes you need to check daily 😂. Some amazing colours there 👍. Hope they taste as good as they look, have a fab week ladies, Ali ☔️☔️🇨🇦
Look! A squirrel! ( yes i have adhd but its also true!) . So funny, lil nicked your food while you were just looking at your peppers. 😂 Heineke beer? I´m Dutch and i don´t even drink that stuff 🤢. Love from Belgium ( still Dutch but my husband is from Belgium ). ❤
Hey Jessie hope you are doing well? Tomatoes look fab Jessie and reminds me of those fruit platters you get on that table! Ours are taking ages to ripen from green. We just need to keep checking to see if we have any blighty ones that can affect the rest. I ended up making little newspaper cups for them so if they got soggy bottoms they didn't ruin the rest in the boxes. I then lightly place a newspaper on top of them all and concertina the boxes so they get airflow. Nice one of the plots has been cleared now by the council. Should help with the pest pressure a bit. We picked our one and only chilli and now they are up in the bathroom, with the peppers and the other chilli plants to overwinter. Better the Kids saying Harry Kane rather than meming on Harry Maguire for a change! Bet you are glad the poly is all sorted now. Hopefully you can sort out the rat situation. I am literally lost without my to do list and I get easily distracted as it is! lol I feel the same about this year. So many projects I wanted to do but with the lack of decent weather, it was mainly just doing the essentials when we had good weather and time to do them in those good weather days. Also really gutted having to take down the tomatoes early and hardly anything germinating for autumn. Our tomatoes out front are still going but are also getting snailed! Waiting to get out and get some more compost to finish off the front bed. Waiting for the last of the cucumbers to ripen too. We applied the nematodes for fungus gnats indoors and so far we have seen a reduction. I am hoping that it is working and not just a seasonal thing of die back. We got a 10% discount from signing up to the website, which was cool. Have you got some for the slugs, etc before? We are still getting yellow beans and green beans but have some ear marked for seed saving. We also planted out the first 3 of tundra cabbage in the tomato bed. You might think we are crazy but we put up garden mesh all over the tomato trellis and started on the runner bean side. This will be for next year too and I want to make a "doorway" to get in and not bend over/ crouch. Hopefully, it will keep out the blackfly/ aphids and shield bugs as well as birds. Finger crossed the foxes and rats don't destroy it! Nothing in this big bed split in two sections, don't require pollinators and I want to make a "lid" for the bed with poly plastic like a brolly. Something lightweight to attach to the existing frames, in case we have another spring summer like this year. If we have the budget, we might get some shade cloth too, just to cover all bases (pardon the pun!). At least we didn't have to deal with sunburnt plants this year! Will look up those links thanks Jessie! Don't make the same mistake we did many years ago with citronella oil and getting one that you use in an oil burner! Great for garden parties but not for pest control! Hope you find your list soon! I sometimes photograph it, if I need to take it somewhere out of the house. Take care x
How happy I was to see your vid pop up today. With all the tension and stress of our election nonsense, I needed so much the serenity and beauty of your allotment. Also happy for you that the plot next to you has been de-jungled! I have not heard you mention the tomatoes you planted in your home garden. Any good ones there? Fluffy Lily is a most pettable cat!
I recognized that Mortgage lifter as soon as it hit the table! My absolute favorite all time tom! Next is Black Vernissage and now Berkeley Tie Dye. Ya gotta try those too!
Don't give up on the green ones, it took weeks for mine to turn. Also the Rebel Starfighters are delicate and go bad easily BUT they make a top notch sauce 😊
Heineken? Why? You have so many nice beers in the UK. Don't drink our Dutch export crap 😊 My plot is going through the similar season related things as yours, as usual. Unfortunately I have a lot of infrastructure issues now. Beds are rotting, paths have sunk, holes have opened, those kind of things. There are also tons of building materials littered around every where to fix all those things but darkness has fallen. Every chore now is a direct challenge to King Winter. Nasty opponent that one.
❤Your table of tomatoes makes me wish it was summer again cause tomatoes have been done here since September. I’m so glad I take pictures! Are you planting garlic?😊
Has there been any change in the rules for burning on your allotment? It’s not autumn without a fire. :( A little rocket-stove could heat up water, make some ashes, and put sticks to good use. You collected a nice bag of mulberry sticks! My garden is done for the year - Zone 5. Lots of pumpkin and squash, a few green tomatoes. Time to burn dead vines.
Another lovely video. Sometimes an unstructured week is good and I know what you mean about not ripping things out quite yet, although I think that will change pretty soon, but we'll see. What was the tune you used for your London trip? I really like that song. Thank you for keep making videos and now for comparison I am going to see what you exactly were doing at this time last year. 😊
So can’t wait for nov 5th so we in US can get rid of political commercials 😵💫, otherwise enjoyed the tour. I have no idea how I’m going to get all the garlic chives out of the asparagus bed as is not easy to dig. I remembered to cut the seeds before they drop this year, but the damage is done. I love the scent so let them bloom and pollinators go crazy.
I'm so very glad you managed to get a lovely harvest after such a struggle this year and slow start. Mine have long gone as well blighted (outside) but I'm thinking about trying a little experiment next year - have you heard of LABs? I'm going to try and make some up (Rice water mixed with whey) as it's supposed to work wonders on powdery mildew, but I'm going to try spraying my tomato plants with it also as I reckon it could help protect from blight. I came across it as I was looking up if there were Allium leaf miner traps or nematodes - I came across an article on a site starting that some growers have had good success spraying their crops with whey. Quite interesting. Anyway, I may have already put in two orders for more tomato varieties to try next year haha!! (It's an addiction I swear) So here goes, I'm going to try: PAUL ROBESON (Many people raving about this one) MOLTEN LAVA DR WYCHE'S YELLOW (Robin Gardens said this one was brilliant) JAPANESE BLACK TRIFELE (On your recommendation) BLACK MOUNTAIN PINK VELVET RED CHEROKEE CHOCOLATE MARCHENENGEL GLORIA's TREAT (DWARF) TIGER PAW GERANIUM KISS (MULTIFLORA) THORNBURN'S TERRA-COTTA IVA'S SWEET WHITE CHERRY SANTORINI PASTE PURPLE DOG CREEK BEEFSTEAK SHIMOFURI (CASCADING) AMISH GOLD (SLICER) CAFE BULE DELTA DWARF EMERALD PEAR GREEN KRIM (CHERRY) GRINCH (DWARF CHERRY)
It is hard to describe the feeling of relaxation and pleasure I have when I hear your intro music. Please don't ever change your music.
Same ❤
Same ❤
I love the music too
Hi Jessie, appreciate the replay of Lilly helping herself to a piece of chicken she was so quick and it was considerate of you to offer her some sauce😂as always I enjoy your videos. TYFS❤
I’ve started to collect leaves. I mow the lawn where leaves fall & get a grasscatcher full of leaves & grass chopped up together. This easy-to-handle material is spread over my beds as a blanket. There is no depth that smothers the ground, put on as much as you can. In spring, the ground underneath is soft as foam & the top can be incorporated in as nutrient.
The out and about was fun. Donuts and boats, wow.
I always take the month of December off from gardening. November is clean up and prep time. January is seed orders and starting a few things. December is vacation.
Your kitchen is so beautiful.
A great time to reflect and access this time of year 😊 and i enjoy planning for next season ❤ 🍻 😊
Only 5.5 mins in. How beautiful 😮
You have so many interesting types of tomatoes☺️
The garden is so beautiful, I really like to harvest vegetables and fruits in the garden because it helps me reduce stress and relax. Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures with everyone.
You have grown so much Jessie I know lots of things have failed but even more hasn’t. It’s ok to just “be” in your garden relaxing. You don’t have to be doing loads. A lot of our toms were very sharp to taste that’s lack of warmth. But with others I roast to make my sauce. It’s delish. Loved your trip out into the city. See you next time👋🏻
Hi Jess you no my garlic chives never go to seed had them for three years now, but they always bunch out a lot, so I transplant from them, well have a wonderful week,❤❤
Love the outing, cooking, tomato showing, and all work on the plot 😊
i like to sit and just look at the plot its bliss
So.....Out came a crate of tomatoes and when unpacked they almost filled the table. Then out came crate number two....shuffle up everyone, there's more...... followed by crate number 3. You are a magician! ! Enjoy!
Careful what you wish for Jessie those garlic chives multiply quicker than rabbits once they get a hold. 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰
Lovely vlog & you have such a warming relationship with your Mum. The cooking clips give me inspiration too. I wish we could order the same mulch here in Norwich. I have heavy clay soil, been adding rotted manure (prob not enough) and mushroom compost as I can get those free or cheap. But the bags you use look such good quality. As for Lil, LOVE HER….precious little floof 🎉
What a gorgeous assortment of tomatoes! I was always told to store green tomatoes to ripen in a flat tray, separated out (not piled).
Thank you for the little trip out and the music with it. Well done for getting your poly door done. Good lunch dish looks delish. Your toms looked gorgeous.
It’s amazing what you grow, half of which even this seasoned gardener has never heard of. 18:25
Oh boy the puddy cat has got huge.
😅🤣😂I had to rewind and watch again when you said your mum had gone on a jolly cos what I ‘heard’ was that she had gone SKYDIVING! 😂🤣😅 so relived she’d gone to the sky garden lol hope she had a good time 😘
Thank you for taking us along when you go out in London or other parts.
Mortgage Lifter was the only one I recognized. It is one of my favorite tomatoes. If you can possibly find Arkansas Traveler tomatoes, you should try them. Unfortunately this year the drought destroyed my garden.
Hi Jessie and your Mum, tomatoes are lovely & lots of varieties too. Good job cutting back your tree too. Yum! Lovely donuts! Good job on your polytunnel door. Hope your Mum enjoyed her lunch. Lovely to sit with Lil and?chill time tp yourself, so good for the soul. Lovely video update, thanks for sharing and take care 😊
YAY!! A cooking segment!!! Yummmm. I am amazed at all the dark tomatoes. Gorgeous gems
I also put up with two utterly useless staple guns on the plot for years before buying a decent one this spring, and it's the exact same one that you just got :)
No matter how small the haul, if the SHTF, you will be one of the last to starve. Cheery thoughts 😂.
Always show use some of your flowers. We love to see them. Easy videos, maybe one verity .🤭
Thanks!
Lol Jessie. The last allotment bit of this episode was a bit like that episode of I'm Alan Partridge where the hotel he's staying in is being decorated and there's nobody else around and he doesn't know what to do with himself.
What a great idea with the peppermint in the polytunnel! Relatively cheap and easy!
The plot is looking fab, also great to see the plots around you are also getting tidied. Let's all hope tomatoes are better next year ! I have ordered lots from Baker Creek, so plenty of different varieties to try. Please keep vigilant as the site my plot is on has had most of the sheds ransacked even if there was nothing to steal ( we have learned to not keep anything power tool wise or expensive tools like wolf garten on our plots and mostly to leave doors unlocked ) Take care. x
I love watching your videos. Keep up the good work you and your mum work so hard enjoy the rest of the week.xx
Your Fennel plants look nice
That was a nice tomato 🍅 harvest 👍You have such a great variety of 🍅🍅🍅 I harvested many but some are still in the garden. It is surprisingly mild at the moment so I take the risk to let the small ones get a little bit bigger.
Your right the last thing you want is wet bottom, especially on the tomatoes 😅 your right about the nasturtiums they don't seem to be ready to give up just yet we've even had a couple of over night frosts which they managed to survive
I love your videos where you do something totally different, gives us all a break from gardening.
The best bit was Lil stealing the chicken…..she’s gorgeous, wish I could smooth her down!
It is an odd time of the year especially as the weather is up and down,all in limbo!
I’ve just had the last of my runner beans and courgettes still producing very slowly.
It’s been a very trying season, all ready for a break even if it’s for a few hours. Thanks
Jess such a gorgeous display of tomatoes bet your glad you bagged them up
I too was so excited yesterday like you my seedlings struggled through late winter/ spring but yesterday I harvested one beautiful size cauliflower and multicolour carrots, so not all failed. My later planted our greens slow to take off are now doing extremely well so like you all is not lost. Now will my tomato seedlings grow, the cucumbers have shot up whilst indoors so now outdoors in a little seedling house hoping the snails stay away
They should have ripened in the paper bags as that how I get my green ones to ripen, well wrapped in newspaper, but yes you need to check daily 😂. Some amazing colours there 👍. Hope they taste as good as they look, have a fab week ladies, Ali ☔️☔️🇨🇦
Look! A squirrel! ( yes i have adhd but its also true!) . So funny, lil nicked your food while you were just looking at your peppers. 😂
Heineke beer? I´m Dutch and i don´t even drink that stuff 🤢. Love from Belgium ( still Dutch but my husband is from Belgium ). ❤
You should get yourself a small gas powered wood chipper. They make great mulch and also help to increase break down of wood chips for compost.
"That is a ludicrous suggestion"...LOL!
Hey Jessie hope you are doing well?
Tomatoes look fab Jessie and reminds me of those fruit platters you get on that table! Ours are taking ages to ripen from green. We just need to keep checking to see if we have any blighty ones that can affect the rest. I ended up making little newspaper cups for them so if they got soggy bottoms they didn't ruin the rest in the boxes. I then lightly place a newspaper on top of them all and concertina the boxes so they get airflow.
Nice one of the plots has been cleared now by the council. Should help with the pest pressure a bit.
We picked our one and only chilli and now they are up in the bathroom, with the peppers and the other chilli plants to overwinter.
Better the Kids saying Harry Kane rather than meming on Harry Maguire for a change!
Bet you are glad the poly is all sorted now. Hopefully you can sort out the rat situation.
I am literally lost without my to do list and I get easily distracted as it is! lol
I feel the same about this year. So many projects I wanted to do but with the lack of decent weather, it was mainly just doing the essentials when we had good weather and time to do them in those good weather days.
Also really gutted having to take down the tomatoes early and hardly anything germinating for autumn. Our tomatoes out front are still going but are also getting snailed! Waiting to get out and get some more compost to finish off the front bed. Waiting for the last of the cucumbers to ripen too.
We applied the nematodes for fungus gnats indoors and so far we have seen a reduction. I am hoping that it is working and not just a seasonal thing of die back. We got a 10% discount from signing up to the website, which was cool. Have you got some for the slugs, etc before?
We are still getting yellow beans and green beans but have some ear marked for seed saving.
We also planted out the first 3 of tundra cabbage in the tomato bed. You might think we are crazy but we put up garden mesh all over the tomato trellis and started on the runner bean side. This will be for next year too and I want to make a "doorway" to get in and not bend over/ crouch. Hopefully, it will keep out the blackfly/ aphids and shield bugs as well as birds. Finger crossed the foxes and rats don't destroy it! Nothing in this big bed split in two sections, don't require pollinators and I want to make a "lid" for the bed with poly plastic like a brolly. Something lightweight to attach to the existing frames, in case we have another spring summer like this year. If we have the budget, we might get some shade cloth too, just to cover all bases (pardon the pun!). At least we didn't have to deal with sunburnt plants this year!
Will look up those links thanks Jessie! Don't make the same mistake we did many years ago with citronella oil and getting one that you use in an oil burner! Great for garden parties but not for pest control!
Hope you find your list soon! I sometimes photograph it, if I need to take it somewhere out of the house. Take care x
Tomatoes, what a selection!
You could try putting some Owl nest boxes up in the big trees to catch the rats and mice maybe get an expert in make a video🦉
How happy I was to see your vid pop up today. With all the tension and stress of our election nonsense, I needed so much the serenity and beauty of your allotment. Also happy for you that the plot next to you has been de-jungled! I have not heard you mention the tomatoes you planted in your home garden. Any good ones there? Fluffy Lily is a most pettable cat!
I recognized that Mortgage lifter as soon as it hit the table! My absolute favorite all time tom! Next is Black Vernissage and now Berkeley Tie Dye. Ya gotta try those too!
Green tomatoes make a yummy relish
Don't give up on the green ones, it took weeks for mine to turn.
Also the Rebel Starfighters are delicate and go bad easily BUT they make a top notch sauce 😊
Hi Jessie and `Mum`, love the cooking content! That is actually my favorite pasta you did there. Hope you have a good week. S.
What a novelty just sit and enjoy your garden😂 maybe your artichoke needs full sun for longer days🤔
Thanks for the video!
That's superyacht KISMET ... it just won Yacht of the Year at the Monaco Yacht Show. You can charter it for a measly €3,000,000 per week.
Tomatoes are the best
Save the tomato seeds!
Heineken? Why? You have so many nice beers in the UK. Don't drink our Dutch export crap 😊
My plot is going through the similar season related things as yours, as usual. Unfortunately I have a lot of infrastructure issues now. Beds are rotting, paths have sunk, holes have opened, those kind of things. There are also tons of building materials littered around every where to fix all those things but darkness has fallen. Every chore now is a direct challenge to King Winter. Nasty opponent that one.
Omg she fucking did aswell😂😂😂
I am in stitches here, another brilliant video ladies thank you🙏👌
Lily, the chicken thief ! 🤣🤣🤣
❤Your table of tomatoes makes me wish it was summer again cause tomatoes have been done here since September. I’m so glad I take pictures! Are you planting garlic?😊
I found putting green toms in dark draw with layer of newspaper covering them ripen in less than a week tfs sylvi
Has there been any change in the rules for burning on your allotment? It’s not autumn without a fire. :( A little rocket-stove could heat up water, make some ashes, and put sticks to good use. You collected a nice bag of mulberry sticks! My garden is done for the year - Zone 5. Lots of pumpkin and squash, a few green tomatoes. Time to burn dead vines.
Chicken thief haha😂😂😂
door, for the win!
them eyes tho 😍😍😍
Another plant to buy (garlic chives). My attempt to grow garlic chives this year failed completely.
Another lovely video. Sometimes an unstructured week is good and I know what you mean about not ripping things out quite yet, although I think that will change pretty soon, but we'll see.
What was the tune you used for your London trip? I really like that song.
Thank you for keep making videos and now for comparison I am going to see what you exactly were doing at this time last year. 😊
Fantastisch Good video Jessie you the best te moostiun te House te Tomatoes oogsten polytunnel thans te video Top week grootjes 💐🌿🌞👍🍹🍅✔️🍁🌱☘️
Sorry what is moostiun please happy gardening Richardx
Jessie the piano music you play while sorting your toms is so beautiful who is it by please🥰
Nice! You cook like me! Lo❤e! 🍅 ❤😋
Hi Jessie, do you keep your kale, etc, covered to stop any snow from squashing it, or just to protect it from birds & other pests 😊
lot next to yours cleaned up should help with critter problems
QUESTION: my husband is very disturbed that you call your “greenhouse” a poly tunnel. He says it’s not a tunnel 😂
Can you explain?
So can’t wait for nov 5th so we in US can get rid of political commercials 😵💫, otherwise enjoyed the tour.
I have no idea how I’m going to get all the garlic chives out of the asparagus bed as is not easy to dig. I remembered to cut the seeds before they drop this year, but the damage is done. I love the scent so let them bloom and pollinators go crazy.
You mentioned on potty mouth you are not doing garlic because of white rot why not do it in your Polly house/tunnel
Hiya, could I ask what the plant or shrub is with the lovely red and white flowers over your right shoulder at 43.31 of your vlog is please !
It looks like Salvia Hotlips
Date night then😊😊
be careful Jesse when handling anything were the rats of been they carry weils disease.
Them tiles on ya kitchen floor make my ocd bad not straight who put them down 😮😮😮
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Hello My Jessie Babe , How are You?
You are padding and dragging out these episodes lately, they don't have to be an hour long !
I am happy to watch start to finish, my weekly treat. You can switch off at any time without causing offence. Cheers.
I’d gratefully watch anything Jessie posts, but I’m sure we all won’t take offence when you limit you viewing
More of us want the longer videos than not. You can always fast forward, switch off or watch in two sittings.
REALLY?! Go back to pointless TV.
I'm so very glad you managed to get a lovely harvest after such a struggle this year and slow start. Mine have long gone as well blighted (outside) but I'm thinking about trying a little experiment next year - have you heard of LABs? I'm going to try and make some up (Rice water mixed with whey) as it's supposed to work wonders on powdery mildew, but I'm going to try spraying my tomato plants with it also as I reckon it could help protect from blight. I came across it as I was looking up if there were Allium leaf miner traps or nematodes - I came across an article on a site starting that some growers have had good success spraying their crops with whey. Quite interesting.
Anyway, I may have already put in two orders for more tomato varieties to try next year haha!! (It's an addiction I swear)
So here goes, I'm going to try:
PAUL ROBESON (Many people raving about this one)
MOLTEN LAVA
DR WYCHE'S YELLOW (Robin Gardens said this one was brilliant)
JAPANESE BLACK TRIFELE (On your recommendation)
BLACK MOUNTAIN PINK
VELVET RED
CHEROKEE CHOCOLATE
MARCHENENGEL
GLORIA's TREAT (DWARF)
TIGER PAW
GERANIUM KISS (MULTIFLORA)
THORNBURN'S TERRA-COTTA
IVA'S SWEET WHITE CHERRY
SANTORINI PASTE
PURPLE DOG CREEK BEEFSTEAK
SHIMOFURI (CASCADING)
AMISH GOLD (SLICER)
CAFE BULE
DELTA DWARF
EMERALD PEAR
GREEN KRIM (CHERRY)
GRINCH (DWARF CHERRY)
Fantastisch Good work jessie you the best te moostuin te oogsten the Tomatoes te oktober the House the polytunnel thans the video Top week 👍🍂🙏🌸🍹🌿☘️🍅🥬
Thanks!