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I dont know if you saw my comment on the other video but if these are podcasts you should label them as such in the title so you can attract listeners that are interested in chatty ramblings. Whereas your video titles suggest a to the point information heavy video which really is not the case. 🤷

I liked the second half of the video but you should clearly title these as podcasts as i wasnt expecting to have to wait 12 mins to get to the info advertised

Listened to this on my drive home and i really enjoyed it!

I am in the process of putting up my tiny tunnel, so was great to see this video, very useful to see what you have growing, thank you

I have never seen them producing babies like that! In what stage did you cut the stems before hanging them? Thinking that they might be too week to do that if I cut them too early.

Always interesting even though I just grow for pleasure.

I finally got some TH-cam watching time and caught up with this Rebecca. It is such a pleasure to be able to share the seeds - and I’m looking forward to seeing how you get on in your (slightly) warmer climate. J xxx

I'm very excited on your behalf about the Floret seeds! Looking forward the hearing about their progress.

Do you really grow everything under enviromesh?

Thank you

As a novice flower grower nurturing a California farmette, I've found solace and guidance in your podcast. Each episode is full of knowledge and passion. From pest control strategies to growing confidence tips, your expertise empowers me to overcome challenges with newfound confidence. But it's not just practical advice-your storytelling of your experiences infuses each episode with a sense of wonder and connection to your farm/nature. With every listen, I'm reminded to pause, breathe, and appreciate the delicate beauty of my little urban farmette. Rebecca, "Mulch Podcast" is more than just a source of information; it's a companion on my journey to cultivate a flourishing farmette and a deeper connection to nature. Thanks, Rebecca. Martha, California - Zone 10

That is a whole lot of water for easy to rot ranunculus. Waiting to see how they’ve turned out.

Thanks Rebecca.

Love these tips. ❤ really helpful. My greenhouse is off site, I garden at my allotment and I leave the doors open as I can’t always get there to open or close with working and I’ve never thought it did my plants any harm like you say makes hardening off a breeze 😊

I’ve been overwintering some pre-sprouted ranunculus and anemones in the garage under lights (because I’m risk averse!). If you can plant out now in Yorkshire, I can plant here in Sussex, so that’s my job for the weekend, By the way, Mesh or Nothing is a great name for a band. 😊

Your wind sound blocks out what you are saying

Good tip thanks

Thank you, great things to consider.

Thank you for keeping it real Rebecca. It is a complete labour of love. Good luck with all your plans. 🌸🌸

Wise words! Love the hat too 😉

Thank you for sharing this! Fellow geek here, can't wait to try it myself 😊

I loved this video so much. I think you have a great perspective on things!😊

I have loved watching your Instagram and TH-cam since hearing the podcast with let's grow girls a few weeks ago. I'm in healthcare and growing is the dream!

Bless your brave souls. There should be some old abandoned farm equipment you can find for cheap. Mechanic skills can be learned from this platform. I farm with mainly old " junk /antique" equipment .

Hi Rebecca, thanks for taking the time to post videos, especially when you are so busy atm. Btw I've tried a couple of times to buy you a coffee but it doesn't seem to take my payment, maybe worth checking the link. Best wishes Lynne

Thanks for showing us around, I'm seriously impressed with the sheer volume of plants in the tiny tunnel and family sized greenhouse!! I managed to plant out Ammi, Bupleurum and Calendula today, which gives me room to grow more seedlings, hurrah. I'm not a flower farmer but I'm starting to grow to cut, last year it was so lovely to have flowers in the house. I'm north of Leeds, near Wetherby, so similar weather though more exposed. As a former student of Leeds Uni I know the pub crawl 😂😂 Keep the content coming please, I'm looking forward to seeing up at the field 😊

Thanks for a really interesting tour of what you're up to! I'm Scotland based so it's interesting to see where someone is up to that ISN'T in the South!

Thank you, Rebecca

I just found your videos! I am in awe of all your hard work! Did I hear you say The Yorkshires? I am excited to listen to more of your videos.

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Really interesting, thank you!

Thank you for this informative video! Another cool thing about calcium is that there's almost no risk of using too much (calcium toxicity doesn't really happen). So there's no harm in trying!

Nice workshop with lots of light and views to the garden. My propagator is in the bedroom!

I am having to soil block from now, am also at capacity with trays. I used soil blocking last year too and as you say, you really need to stay on top of the watering.

Such a lovely selection and great descriptions too.

Wow, you grow gorgeous high quality foliage, nice long stems and have a lot of variety to choose from. Wish I was in the same country so I could order. That glossy eucalyptus that was the last eucalyptus variety you showed…stunning! That’s my new favourite.

Can you tell me why the bags of pine cones are hanging in your tunnel? (Curious.🤔)

The aphids found my Lupines when I tried them last year. 🥲

😂My kids call ear muffs “ear muffins”😂

You have Eucalyptus at this time of year? Cool! (Winter absolutely wrecks mine.)

Why is it so satisfying to watch the bubbles froth and foam and rise?😂🤣😊👏🏽

What you’re calling “Bocking” I believe we (across the pond🇨🇦) call “Comfrey.” Love it! Very useful.

Instead of starting Ranunculus in cell trays, you could start them in the flat 10 x 20 trays. The roots don’t spiral, and they’re easy to tease apart right before you plant them.

How do you attach the wire to the bottom of the Helichrysym blooms?

Cool! I never knew sedum could do that! I just checked my dried sedum. No such luck. It’s stored in quite a warm area and the stems on mine are slimmer. Maybe that’s the difference. New subscriber from Canada 🇨🇦 here…I found your channel in a roundabout way…through your newsletter today, when the word ‘Sedum’ caught my eye, but before that, Georgie, when she interviewed you last fall and I signed up for your newsletter. I’m sorry…I don’t know how I missed the fact that you have a TH-cam channel, but I’m so happy to have found it, and I have some catching up to do I see!

Thank You.

My Dad always used to soak his pea seeds in paraffin because it deterred them. Wondered if a few cotton pads soaked in it and spread around might deter them?

Fascinating about the calcium - I have been using fish waste to make amendments - which I assume has some calcium in it, so far I've been really pleased with it. Not something you would want to accidentally kick over in the tunnel though! Right pong.

Gophers, slugs, and snails are my pests.