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well I did not know these die back after blooms. 🙃 I cut back all the dead growth thinking I messed up and probably threw away all the seeding branches

When are you harvesting your potatoes you planted 3 mths ago .????

Loved the vid, i'll be bird boxing, thx

I'm trying to decide what size pots to buy. I'm curious to see the results too!

This works great with those tiny carrot seeds! I use tweezers to move the sprouted seeds to cells of a wet cardboard egg carton with a hole poked through the bottom of each cell and filled with dirt. Then I place the cardboard egg carton onto the garden dirt, or into my big pot! Perfect spacing for each carrot!

Thanks for the lesson!

“The size does matter”

I tried growing these in my garden a few years ago with plants I dug up, but they never seemed to take.

Thank you ❤️👍

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I have been watching a lot of pond videos .. finally one that really inspires me, I love it❣️

omg that bench!! i need one!

🌱🌻 Thankyou 🙏 sunflower seed success 🌻🌱

Hi1 I enjoy your videos. This is a great technique-my wife introduced me to this. I soak mine in a cup of water, and transfer to a saucer surrounded by damp paper. then when they have a shoot ,I transfer them to seed trays. As you say don't leave too long or you will get mold. keep the videos coming.

This is something I've been doing for the last couple of years, I have these little 72 cells starting flats, they come with a little plastic dome, and a tray, they are pretty cheap and are reusable. I put about 1 1/2 inches of soil in the cells, and firm the soil, either by pressing another tray down over the filled cells or with your fingers place a corn seed in each cell and cover with more dirt until the cell is filled water, and put the plastic dome on the top and place on a heat mat in two days the corn plants will start to emerge, they will look white, at the end of the third day, all the corn should have sprouted, remove the dome and take them off the heat mat place the trays in the sun and wind so they can green up and harden off, I leave them like this for 3-4 days then plant them out in the garden waiting too long to plant out, the plants are bigger, but the tap root grows down through the drain holes in the cells the makes the transplanting process much slower I plant corn in a in blocks, each plant is about 8 inches from the next plant, and 5 or 6 plants in a row, and about 8 inches from the next row and usually, 15-20 rows per planting. I only do this only for the first planting, all other plantings are direct sown into the garden, but the seeds get soaked in water for a day before planting. The corn is ready 2-3 weeks earlier, I start harvesting the first week in June. Yes, I'm American.

I the bindweed returns, lift your strawberries and plant them in your troughs over Winter at the back of the plot. this gives you the opportunity to redig the roots at your leisure.

Katrina, Ground alder is edible and tastes great. Use it as you would, any other green leaf, side veg, garlic greens, pasta, quiche, soup,...... if you "over crop it" and pull roots as you harvest the greens you will eventually win. Harvesting them to death is very satisfying poetic justice. Nettles, sticky weed and chickweed can also be cropped to death. And if you can wash the grit out of your Hairy Bittercress it to tastes fantastic in a salad or on cheese sandwiches. Bon Apatite.

The Acer behind you is stunning !! Is it BiHoo ?? Sankakhi ?? or "none of the above" ?? Wish mine looked that good.

Hi Home grown Garden I am Zulfiqar Ali Mughal a RUclipsr watching from Hyderabad City Sindh Pakistan ❤

Great information with a beautiful smile! Thanks!

Having fun is hard. Great job

Actually that is not great. Go see how almost organic managed at least twice as much. Then look at how the godfather of bucket grown potatoes, SimplifyGardening ,does it.

I suppose that such old fashioned watering cans can be only found in UK and Russia :)

Great video. Fabulous smile. Very helpful, thankyou.

I'll add Angus Podgourney from Monty Python's Flying Circus. Anyway, a charming video by a charming lady. Cheers from the Colonies (So. Calif.)

Size matters and less is more. Water more. ;)

Use TERRACOTTA CONTAINER, you can make it from bricks. Do not use plastic. Terracotta is fully pack of concentrated ENERGY.

seedstarting has always been a blend of art & science > particularly direct into soil ; too many factors playing about . best you go with what you've got there , after all seeds dont need light to germinate , just consistency

I gave up watching after only 4 minutes. Can anyone guess why😮😮

I spray my cream mate with wd40 and its works wonders. I also wipe with alcohol run between plants and mine stay clean.

Hello Home grown Garden I am Zulfiqar Ali Mughal a RUclipsr watching from Hyderabad City ( City of cool Breezes) Sindh Pakistan ❤

It would be alot easier to stake the first part of the arch deeply into the ground before the rest is added.

I will be doing the same thing down here in Texas.

Sorry to see that HARRY didn't find you. The UK and the World would LOVE you.

I have made all 3 mistakes and have always been disappointed. This year I am avoiding the errors and hopefully will have a better crop. Thanks for the video.

Your husband is a very lucky man. Bless ya. 💚🍀🇮🇪

From memory, I believe you have a white Ikea propogating cabinet. Can you point me in the right direction re model name and so forth? It's probably not intended as a purpose propogator, but a great idea.

is there an update on this please?

Just got an allotment. Come here for tips

Did your water lettuce survive the winter?

You have the most beautiful dhalia gardens! Thanks for sharing all your tips! 💚

There are soooo many videos on Dahlias, but yours is the best! I have been searching for replanting from pots for months...until I found your video. Thanks so much- you have have a great voice and personality for doing these videos.

I got it too growing now came from pucker butt company I have my doubts as well

I've seen the method used years ago...and have tried it...works well but I still go back to the old method ....here in Canada it seems that every year is different....thus year cold and wet....

Nice video! I've got those same clippers -- never called them "Secateurs" though... A little silicone spray after cleaning a tool helps prevent rust.

Today is June 11th 2024 and believe it or not but we are still getting Morning Frosts here in Scotland. (So much for global warming) I hope my lovely Red Pipers wont be affected too much.

Thanks so much for this video!! I came across it when googling for info on whether garlic hit by allium leaf miner was salvageable. Sadly my entire harvest of my kitchen garden was hit; I had been hoping to cure the bulbs but quickly realized they were infested 😢 BUT thanks to your video I didn't chuck them out, instead I peeled them down and found the bulbs themselves were fine once peeled, so now I have a pile of garlic for the freezer! Thanks so much, really appreciate it! 🤗

So sorry ive watched your videos for a while now and not subscribed so doing it now Im a very new channel with small subbs I have been around allotments for 50 odd years very happy gardening Richardx

I used this technique for my parsnips earlier this year! Unfortunately though the slugs had them all a few weeks after I planted them out 😂

I'm a first timer on your channel and all the "mistakes" you said, is what I did this Year...I think my most is not watering enough....will do better in the next season...thank you so much for your video