Seeds to Sow in August | Seed Sowing in August | Vegetable Seed Sowing | 25 Seeds | Green Side Up
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- Seeds to Sow in August | Seed Sowing in August | Vegetable Seed Sowing | 25 Seeds | Green Side Up
Todays video is an August Sowing special, here are the seeds shown in this video in the order shown.
Already sown in the first Tunnel and still time to sow now.
Broccoli Autumn harvest,
Purple Sprouting Broccoli,
Purple Sprouting Broccoli Rudolf,
Cabbage Durham Early (Spring Cabbage),
Cauliflower Igloo,
Rainbow Chard,
Pak Choi White,
Pak Choi Red,
Kommatsuna Mustard,
Wong Bok Chines Cabbage,
Rocket,
Spinach Giant Winter,
I then add the following to the above,
Mustard Tatsoi,
Mustard Mizuna,
Mustard Mizuna Red Streaks,
Michihili Chinese Cabbage,
Florence Fennel,
Outside I sow some,
Boltardy Beetroot,
Burpees Golden Beetroot,
Inside the next Tunnel I have already sown some,
Chantenay Carrots,
Eskimo Carrots,
I will be sowing more carrots over this next week.
In trays I sow some,
Chicory Treviso,
Chicry Di Bruxelles,
Coriander,
Rouge D'Hiver Lettuce,
Red Grenoble Lettuce,
And in a module tray I sow,
Ishikura Bunching Onions.
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Seeds to Sow in August | Seed Sowing in August | Vegetable Seed Sowing | 25 Seeds | Green Side Up
Immortal on UA-cam. Always useful info.
i have to say mate your the only one who says about the future of the economy how expensive compost is going to be because compost is the most expensive thing in gardening even i with a small garden feels the pinch so thank you
Fantastic video, thanks from a newbie...👍
I love your attitude and hopefulness about Gardening 👩🌾
I love how chilled and pragmatic you are. No fuss, no bother, just planting
Nice T-shirt Steve :)
With Chinese Cabbage, I have not grown them for a couple of years, but when I have grown them before I had great sucess. I was told never to transplant them as they hate root disturbance so I started mine in cell trays. I'll buy a packet and sow them again. Great video again Steve.
Your onions are absolute whoppers! I love your suspended lettuce shelf, a great way to foil slugs and mice.
great tips first time on your channel .Please where do you buy your very cheap good seeds
Thanks Steve, that’s just the encouragement I need to get going. I really appreciate that you put things in terms of cost too - it makes it even more clear that some experiments are not a big deal.
Brilliant!just the advice I was looking for!❤
Hi Steve. Really enjoyed your latest video. I must admit of all the people I follow I really look forward to seeing your videos the most. Very informative, interesting and you obviously put a lot of thought in to your videos before you make them and post them on utube. Very professional and you are what I would call a 'proper gardener'. Keep up the great work and let's hope you crack it this year with your Chinese Cabbage. All the best Trevor. PS I like the music you some times have playing in the back ground. You can't please all of the people all of the time😅👍
Great list of plants, Steve. Thanks for sharing.
Another fantastic video very Informative thank you 🌱🌱👍
Like all ur vegetables you plant I am now trying to plant beetroot and carrot I will do it your way.
Sieving must also add air, which is good. I sowed a Courgette and a butternut squash in February in my South facing conservatory. It was an experiment to see what would kill them. They proved me wrong and flourished, I do use grow lights plus usually use the heat from the house at night to keep them at or above 10 degrees C by opening a door to the house (central heating is off). I had a good sized butternut on the plant and courgette in May. I planted them out in mid May under fleece, but they were not totally happy as May was very cold. Courgette is producing but May took the vigor out of it. The butternut sulked for a while, so I removed the butternut. It is now very happy large and with lots of butternuts. I like to push boundaries you learn a lot by doing so and improve the care of your plants. Will do this again next year.
Good to see you don't get disheartened by failures and keep trying, or have a tweak with the process to see if it makes a difference, which it usually does.
Carrots and tomatoes were my nemesises (? 😂) to begin with.
I'd overwater them and they'd split, just before harvesting.
Slugs used to murder my lettuces, 'til I began planting them in plastic guttering, hung off the ground.
Knock backs put a lot of gardeners off and that's a pity.
Trial and error is actually fun, if you get your mind in the right place.
As for sieving compost, I've always used my fingers to determine what gets chucked back in the compost to rot down further.
If it's crushable and yields it goes in, providing it isn't a twig.
Thanks for posting.
Super hot again in NW Oregon... 103 degrees again On Saturday... Im looking to sow seeds.... maybe after Saturday.... love your programs ... thanks so much...
Hi Steve, Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
I'm watching this July video in November. Here in Central Florida we can have a great winter harvest
Great video 👍👩🌾👍
Great video Steve - it's given me some good ideas of what to sow next. It's been such a weird season, with more than a few failures, so it's encouraging to know we can all keep on growing! With your new tunnel up & running I'm sure you're going to have a very productive winter - here's hoping for a mild one!
Hi Steve. I bought some Lidl radish seed Riesenbutter, absolutely huge. No bolting.
Beautiful turnip harvest!
Late August I always sow Japanese onions (Senshui) they make really good onions in June/ July when my maincrop store is empty. Probably the most valued vegetable I grow.... like your channel, pleased to have found it.
Nice onions there Steve. All looks good.
Such awesome things going on in your garden Steve I really admire that you planting all these seeds to keep growing I'm going to try to follow your lead if I can. keep on growing buddy
Thanks for sharing steve 👍👍👍 so informative many thanks
Great tips Steve! Thanks for the ideas 😁 those onions are beasts!
Great selection of crops to get sowing and growing there Steve 👍
Good stuff,I am off outside now to sow some lettuce,beetroot and spring onion after watching this. Light rain is on its way so good time to sow. My radish mostly went to seed as well. It's just the way it is : )
13:30 I had no idea until recently, beetroot "seeds" are actually a pod containing 4 seeds. I definitley agree that multisowing might not be the best idea in this case!
My radish has done exactly the same bolted absolutely woeful cheers 🍻
I did my oniins over winter, i put mine in to a big pot and left them in the greenhouse till feb and put them out worked well fof me
I had a similar issue with growing spring onions over winter - I found that using seeds for Welsh Onions gives me a better success that those labelled spring onions.
I've had so much bolting this year - spinach, rocket, Tat Choi, Pac Choi, komatsuma, chard. Bees have loved it though with those I left to flower.
I've a stack full of seeds I;ll be sowing this week,
Nice, learned a lot, new sub, very straightforward and not over produced.. Cool
Thank You for sharing
Good luck with the Wong Bok Chines Cabbage, I have had it go to seed for the last 3 years but never started it at this time so might have a go
Brilliant video, thank you!
Great looking onions 👍🙂
Fantastic seeds for sowing in August. Sorry to hear that radishes haven't been doing too well this year Steve but I wouldn't give up on them and the video was excellent 👍 Good point not to insist on sowing seeds by the packet instructions because nature isn't dependent on seed sowing by dates on a seed packet.
Loads of stuff to sow Steve I need to do that too
Excellent video Steve and superb info. I now know what to sow for my winter crops this year. I tried to buy some seeds from you but the link leads to a page with error 404??
Thanks
Phil
Good luck with the Chinese cabbage........ again!!! 👍😁
Great philosophy. I'll try your optimism this year.
Hi Steve I just subscribed! I like your laid back style and how you explain everything, very encouraging too! Your polytunnel is every gardeners dream, we hope to get one but need ground work first. We've also just moved and have more ground to plant but it's all wild grass, rocks, docks, rocks, hogweed and did I mention rocks?! haha, we'll be building some stone walled raised beds I think!
I sow my overwintering onion seed direct into my raised bed in Sept I put between 6 and 10 seeds for spring onions and 4 to 6 for my normal onions all are white Lisbon, also if your radish bolt wait for the seeds pods and eat them in a salad they are delicious
If I could smash the like button 10 times I would.
Hi Steve, love this video, another great video again, I try spring onion over winter last year in a polystyrene box, in greenhouse took a long time to bulb up.
Good info just what I was wondering!
I have no success with beetroot, although I’ve not tried boltardy. All I’ve managed to grow this year is a few thin seedlings that refuse to bulk up. Yes, they’ve been watered!
I recommend the Boltardy.
Been growing it six years now and as a variety it's never let me down.
Ideal
Thank you
I have managed over wintering with only two spring onions which are Lillia and North Holland Red, better than red onion sets less bolting.
Thanks for info shared in this vlog Steve as a newbie I haven’t grown any winter crops so appreciate your advise on what to grow 👍
I’m definitely interested in some of these plants. I’m new to your channel so what planting zone are you in? I’m in zone 10B so I need to know if these options will work for me in my garden food forest.
Let the radish flower and then you can eat the seed pods in a salad. They give a hot kick!
I'm a newbie to your video's and gardening, you make it look so easy. What do you do with all of your produce?
HI Steve, were your onions from seed or sets? my set ones have done amazing, the multisown not so, hands up though, I was late planting them out 🙈🙈 take care x
Hi Steve, very informative as usual. May I ask what u do with your grapes? Cheers 😀
New subscriber, how I have missed out on this!! Which part of the UK are you? I am in the Midlands.
My guess would be Liverpool, because he talks like any of the Beatles 🙂
He is in Cumbria
Hi Steve I’m Tony , just building a raised bed in my car parking area as I live in a flat and have no land or garden I have a strip of very weedy land where my raised bed will be now can I lay old carpet in the base so I don’t have to dig as my back is not good hence the raised bed look forward to your advice it’s 23 inches deep 6x2’
Hi Steve, just wondering, if I don’t have polly tunnels or a greenhouse, does it mean I can’t have any vegetables growing in my raised beds through Autumn and Winter ?
Hi Steve we’re did you get your spring onions from
Hey Steve... Do you grow for sale or for self. You grow a lot of food.
I am planting cabbage ,lettuce but the pest gave it a hard time.
Hi Steve , could you tell be where you buy your seeds? Thanks
I have so many snails.... I really cannot sow and grow anything This year. What to do?
Hi Steve I tried your email but it’s invalid? Anyway just a quick question, I’m a complete newbie, and I’m just checking regardless of where you put your seeds beds or trays do you then pick out the seedlings as they grow or just leave them?😊
Would be nice to know where you are located. I am in a Stage 4 watering restrictions area where I cannot water ANYTHING (August 12th). So what to seed?
Where do you buy your seeds so cheaply?
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Did you answer my melon question Steve
What zone are you in?
Why is this spring up on UA-cam? It’s December.
Where is he growing these?
You sieve your compost? This must be a new thing for you 😆😆
I'm still sowing things from May 🙄
why does everyone in the north call charles dowding 'charley' he certainly doesn't seem like a charley to me lol
i loved this video.......thank god that horrible music with that woman whiny voice wasn't used :)
I don't think I have heard it before have you got a link?