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We decided to get an allotment in Bath for the first time ever and happened to have this horrid weather. It is, however, doing extremely well and we harvested a lot so I can't wait to see how it does in a normal year! Thanks for the video very interesting

Thankyou for the heads up about lunch box cucumber, i have put them on my shopping list for next year! Lovely to see your joy at pottering round the plot, you are like a kid in a sweetie shop😊😂

Just had a nosy on your page just got my pullets last week talked to lots of farmers and vets family got permission in 2022 as always happy gardening Richardx

What a great Presenter your are

Realy great video your plots are looking great have you noticed a lack of everything this year? Also great camera work good to see someone who knows what they're doing

You and Jessie at Plot 37 are definitely the most informative garden/allotment channels. Thank you

Did you do nude May gardening day?

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Thanks for the information about the lunchbox size cucumbers.

I’m jealous mine are terrible this year!

Thank you 😇❤️

That's where I'm going wrong! I don't actually eat them myself, but I do grow them. The family enjoy them, so I don't mind. My grandfather used to put them in a draw in the garage with a ripened tomatoe or in a paper bag. But this seems the better option for me. I learn so much from your channel. ❤

I find your videos very informative, thanks.

Great video, really useful to know

You can actually smell Potato Blight as you enter a Garden

My plant has no aubergines. I bought the plant from a garden centre in April, I feed it weekly and I water it regularly.

As always, useful information. Thank you.

Very helpful. Thank you.

What ? Can’t understand what your saying sorry

Nice

I live in the UK, I wanted to start this but Im not sure about the noise they can create that may disturb the neighbor?? I got like a 10ft x 5ft front garden then a neighbor wall or fence.

Sow / sowing

i use washing up liquid, a very small amount in a spray bottle of water and spray it on to the aphids, works very well.

I really enjoy weeding, I find it very therapeutic, my problem is I’m very untidy and leave things lying around everywhere, got a rake in the face when I stood on it! I’m trying to be tidier but it doesn’t come naturally at all x

It is looking nice and warm and sunny down there in Kent, as I watch this I have woolly socks on and a big cardi and it is absolutely pouring outside, British weather is so changeable!🤭😢

I like your fast pace style of vidoes, first time watciing you and have subcribed to your channel.

Hello. May I ask what is on top of the canes in the two round metal containers on your allotment?

P.S 10,000 followers is just around the corner and will be well deserved!

Excellent tips in this video. I am quite the seasoned veg grower but these tips keep me on my toes and are healthy reminders to keep on top of things. Thanks again for a great update.

Thank you

Can I ask what happened with your garlic? Have I missed it being picked? Did the supermarket cloves grow as well as the store bought ones? I am intrigued to find out.

yes , vermiculite lets more light through..

Organic methods Make a sticky trap Exploit the beetles' habit of jumping by catching them with a sticky trap. Coat a piece of card with grease, such as insect barrier glue, leaving a clean strip.

Apply Neem oil, which is organic. Apply any of the other commonly sold pesticides that are labeled as being effective against flea beetles. For example, pyrethrum-based and spinosad-based pesticides

Thank you 😇👍

Such a clear and friendly blog. You made making the champagne so much clearer. Have subscribed for more!

Very helpful video; thank you.👌🌱

As always useful information. Thanks very much.

Just sown dwarf borlotti, carrots and radishes and now wondering what to put in the space created when I harvest the potatoes…😊

Like that you describe what you can do with the vegetables 😊

Thank you for all your hints and tips, with broad beans, once picked do they grow again like runner beans or is it the case of once you harvest the beans the plant is finished?

I multi sow beetroot and radish in modules, then transplant each module together. I’ve found this very effective as I pick the largest ones by twisting out leaving the others to grow on. This gives me a succession of plants with only one sowing, the bulbs push each other apart as they grow. X

Just sown dwarf kale, kalettes, pak choi and radish. Will be putting chantenay carrots in next week.

nice tutorial ,just got my first allotment so the july tips are great..subscribed...

You are a Super presenter

❤❤❤the strawberries 🍓 are doing well. Iv never grow artichokes yours are fruiting well and giant I would probably plant one day

My 4 year old grandson Noah has taken my first 3 strawberries today 😆 🍓 now he knows he can have them when they're red I've got no chance 😆😆😆 this video is great for me it's my first year growing produce so thank you 🫛🍓🥬🍈🍎🍐🫐🍅

Thank you :)

Great video as always great tips, strawberries can be picked when blushing and nit fully ripe, leave them in a cool place in the dark for a day and they are ripe too

Really helpful thank you!