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I thought about a pumpkin for Halloween 🎃

tomatoes, cucumber, potatoes, chillies, all sorts of peas and beans, carrots, this year i grow some tomatillo that turn out really good so i am growing three different types next year. try tomatillo in your garden, Got most of the seeds on a black Friday sale

Hello!!!!!

very scrumptious looking food (i will steal it all in 6 seconds)

Hello I have quite a lot of fuchsia plants do you know or any spray to keep the grass from growing so thick in the bottom , I know it does not seem to bother them it just does not look nice. I Northern Ireland there are miles of fuchsia hedgerows 8 to 10 ft high its so amazing.

Great job! 😍💪❤️

What hardiness zone are you? I planted malabar spinach and it did really well in our brutally hot summer. It is a little like Okra and can be kind of gross in the mouth with the slime

I really love your videos

Nice colour

Does anyone else think it tastes like cucumber raw?

Thank you for this video

Very informative

Thank you for the informative video. How often do you re-pot your fuschias, please? They are beautiful

Clear concise info thankyou so much for sharing.

Fun fact this is lime, thats why it can burn, its really rich in nutrients though particularly if you burn hardwoods like oak.

Put that into the ground for a dirty garden. 😅 you have to separate the solids. Y straining and let the water evaporate to make pot-ash or potasium

Missing a step must strain in water and let the water evaporate

i have gall mite has any body got any ideas as i am at a blank ta

Good tips I use wood chip all the time but tend not to dig in if growing in the immediate area as increases nitrogen levels but on the top seems fine 👍

Seeing Ali’s Allotments pop up in my recommended videos after all these years is very refreshing! Good to know you’re keeping it going sir! All the best

This is what I have been searching for, for ages! Your instructions were well presented and the quality of filming was excellent. I’ve grown fuchsia’s for years, but never quite knew how to prune them. I garden in zone 9 in California. Again,thank you.

Hi Ali, My name is Alice from the blog team at Thompson & Morgan. We’re in the process of revamping our chillies and sweet peppers masterclass, and we’d love to highlight one of your fantastic TH-cam videos in our guide. I've just sent you a DM to chat more about this feature, so if you wouldn't mind checking your messages - that'll be great! All the best, Alice

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Beautiful! Nice idea with the rocks in place of using mulch.

Great video 👍🏼

The sound of England.

Hands down my favourite beans pintos to our American cousins. Allegedly they don't have the traditional effect of other beans on the digestive system 🤣Love me some refried beans😋

The beauty of early winter, thumbs up to you👍👍👍

I grew these this year purely for the coloured pods but next year I’ll be increasing the number of plants as I love a cassoulet

I love the idea of drying them, as opposed to freezing them, they keep forever, and you dont have to worry about losing them in you power was to go out for a few days. will have to try growing some myself now.

My Mool's taste bitter.. I planted end of September, picked some which are 4-5inch...

Great stuff Ali, thank you. You reminded me that I have been lazy! I'm getting huge crops of Tumbling Tom tomatoes this year though.

Masha Allah.

Wow so beautiful planting 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

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Wow those peppers look great . I have always wondered if it’s possible to cross pollinate these with naga . Then could get massive naga

Cool

Grew the asiabln goya type this year, but they all had stunted growing.

They look delicious, thank you for making this video!!

Sad to see ,this years weather has been real bad for all sadly

All that effort. Bummer. Mind you, even in the wet weather I've had down in Derbyshire, I'm still having to water my Tumbling Toms every other blo*dy day. Mind you, they are in baskets and act like umbrellas. Hope you can salvage much of your crop though.

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Very nice brother, Masha allah all your plants are doing well . And wow the apple tree.. make lovely chutney . Mine looks like having years of .

Masha Allah beautiful sharing.plants looks very healthy.

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We have some of these purple queen dwarf plants first time growing them and i am super impressed. Our plants are not even a foot high and they are covered in beans about 50 per plant. I cant believe how productive they are. I'm right in pressuming they are not come back again plants are they , they need to be succession planted and replanted each year?

Great!

I didn't grow any this year but you've a great crop there 👍🏻