A Year In Our Vegetable Garden - July
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
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Here's Tim's amazing guitar machine..
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here's our online store where you can see some of the craft things we make and sell..
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What beautiful videos you produce. Both of you make the world a more beautiful place. Thank you.
Aw, thanks : - )
I really think you should be on tv. Everything about your videos is informative, creative and calming all at the same time. Thank you so much!
What a paradise for all, plants, animals and you two!!!
Watching through your videos...what a lovely place! So calm and free.
I live in Southern Arizona (USA) in a smaller city. Watching your channel has made me desire to eventually move out to the country side and live off the land so to speak.
I love your channel, and I always learn something new!
Thanks, Alec! Good luck with your plans
I love you garden it's so full of live and beautiful 🌺👍👏☝️🏡😍
This planet would be so peaceful if people like you were in charge.
I too live in the west of Ireland , God bless you , your voice and your surround is heavenly
Unfortunately, I don't have a yard to have a garden and to make things worse, I live in the desert here in California where it is hard to make plants grow. After long days, watching your videos relax me and it truly inspires me to one day move to a place where I can own land with very fertile soil to have my own garden and eat the food that comes from it. Please continue these videos! ☺🌸🌱
We couldn't imagine living somewhere like that - but we're all different : - )
Hello from Indonesia 🇮🇩. New subs here.. love your garden and your voice. Remind me of poldi..my child story book. Lol
What an amazing journey it must be to see all the things you've planted flourish into an amazing garden!
You have a wonderful story telling voice, love listening to you.x
I am loving this series so far and I am always excited for the next month's video. I really enjoy seeing how your garden changes through the season and your voice is so therapeutic. You really must do this next year. Keep it up
Thanks, Terry!
Yes, we'll let you know when we want you to stop!!
Thanks, a great way to start my day and interesting to see the quinoa too.
Your home is the loveliest place I have ever seen. Thank you so much for the videos. (Bonnie)
I was just thinking today about you and was hoping you would post another video. I have missed you both 😊 thank you Garden looks wonderful x
I'm always excited each time your video is up! It is so nice, relaxing and beautiful! I love your place soo much! How I wish I can also have a little piece of land to plant soon.
Yes, the Evening Primrose flowers are SO fragrant.
A wonderful video of a wonderful garden...I just love what you do...keep it up.
Hi friens..... thanks for this video, another jewel for my sense....... Juan from Uruguay
Thanks, Juan.
So relaxing . Thank you Sandra!
Thanks, Brian : - )
Figs! all I can think of is Christmas Cake!!! yay for dry weather. i will be on Beara next week!
love your videos
It's lovely to follow your year in the garden and to compare and contrast what's happening in my tiny city garden. My black currents are almost ready! And thanks to Tim for the informative video essay on why he is no longer a commercial beekeeper. I am impressed by the idea that different plants need different pollinators. Thanks to the both of you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Id love to see how all the animals are doing. Love all the vids!
I adore your narration 💚
Lovely, what a joy to watch, thank you
This is such a wonderful series; your garden is so inspirational and productive. Thank you so much for sharing.
How are Henry and the horses doing?
I'm told you should wait to harvest the figs until they look fairly... umm... scrotum-ish. ;)
What a great garden you guys have. As a city dweller for decades, I miss truly fresh veggies the most. There's something amazing about a harvest that still has the dew on it that you can't replace.
Thanks!
Ha! I've not heard that before but you're right. (I'm not sure they'll ever taste the same again though!)
Your home and garden are just magical.
I used to be able to grow just about anything when I lived in a temperate zone and really took that for granted. I now live in the sub-tropics and can't keep anything alive. I'll get my green fix online until I move back to a more hospitable climate.
Have you looked at Rob Bob's Backyard Farming channel? He's in the tropics and manages to grow a huge range of suff
I have enjoyed his channel for some time and even had a go at a mini aquaponics system. Last year we did have an extended heatwave that was so bad I hung my washing on an indoor clothes line and only dashed outside for a few seconds to take it out. My plants had no chance. I think Queenslanders are a bit more heat hardy than me but I'm eyeing up my seed collection again. The gardening bug is a persistent critter.
I really liked the little garlic hats. Wonder if they'll grow some sunglasses if you kept them for longer next time. =)
Love your videos! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing!
I wish you guys can upload every day
Just want to say that my wife and I really enjoy watching your videos, well addicted is more like it. Been watching them everyday. Thank you for them we have learned a lot from them. Please keep them coming. And is the clockwork donut machine finished yet ? Love your inventions. Tim you are a genius. Oh have to say that my wife adores you Sandra, now she wants to plant a garden.
Thanks, guys! Doughnut cart on hold while I figure out how to build it lighter. Meanwhile there are so many other things going on it's easy to get distracted..
It's interesting that you are somewhat having the same weather along the year like here in Galicia (NW Iberian peninsula). We also are having a very dry summer, but this week it's raining a little
I love your voice!!
Absolutely AWESOME! LOVE your videos!!
very beautiful
thoroughly enjoyable as always. there is a reason i subscribed after all.
Your European style oven ranges are very different from what we have here in the States. I'm always very curious on how they work. How about a video on that? What are all the covers and shields for? And they seem to be very small. How does one cook a big meal on one? No Thanksgiving turkey I suppose?
Or maybe ours is the right size? and the ones you have in the States are ENORMOUS!
I remember thinking as a child (when I was told those ovens were for thanksgiving) "does everyone climb in to eat their dinner inside?!"
Just lovely... a blue delphinium.. what a joy (if the slugs allow it to live :) I should send you some seed from our perennial hollyhock.. 10' tall and bright pale yellow. The 'big' garlic (called 'elephant' garlic here in PNW-USA) will seed about, I can assure you! And you've nudged me to get evening primrose back in my garden :) Thank you, Sandra ox
Thanks, Nancy. (Did you send us seeds already? What were they?)
No, I didn't... need a postal address : )
WONDERFUL
Here in Mallorca we eat the whole bean pods when they are tender, and the beans haven't even grown (early spring). I recommend to try them bolied, they are great with boiled potatos, a boiled egg and olive oil.
Thanks for your videos
Yes we do that too - excellent : - )
300 plus thumbs up - great! not a single thumbs down - a miraculous and well deserved achievement
Thanks, Tom : - )
keep it up :D love these updates
Bardzo miło się was ogląda :) wspaniałe życie pozdrawiam :)
i love this!
Gardening certainly entails loss! In this year alone my zucchini all died because of squash bugs and slugs and squash vine borers all at once! What a mess! Got some good fruits before the end, but I was so sad to see the plants go...
I eat those thistles in salads, the tender tops are very good.
goals
very nice
I quite like borage but it's gotten a bit scarse on my land now.
nao tem nada melhor do que colher o propio alimentno direto da horta parabems
Certo!
obrigado por responder eu moro na area rural e tenho uma pequena oficina na cidade distante 25 km venho e vou todos os diasmas vale muito apena e plantamos legumes e verduras para nosso consumo e muito bom e tras muita sastifacao um abraco.
What fun.
The Quinoi looks like Lamb's Quarters!
Nearly identical!
I wish I Liked broad beans, they look so wonderful.
Your accent is beautiful. Could listen to you all day. It's not an Irish accent though, is it?
Thank you, Richard. It's a mixture now, I suppose. German, Irish, English, Swiss..
hello, im amazed! please please, can you tell me what kind of beans you grow? those giant ones. I have never seen such, but i really wish to plant them :) thanks!!
Hi Andrea, we grow broad beans and runner beans and bush beans - and they're all really easy!
in english i know them as fava beans
Where are you located , and what type of fig is that ?
GARDENING *100*
your thumbnail for this vid is a borrage flower, is it?
..I m surprised you can grow figs over there..
how do you eat your borrage?
yes, Borage. We just eat them raw in salads.
Is it true that wasps die inside the figs?
Not in the type we grow. They are self-fertilizing.
not ordinary wasps, it's a specialized wasp, Blastophaga somethin... sorry can't remember the full name. Never heard of self pollinating fig trees..but I'm not disproving the authors, just don't know about it..
:)
I hate caterpillars, i dont know whether those flower plants have caterpillars...
Love your videos! Thank you!