Autumn/Winter No-Dig Veg Plot Success - See the Results! || New Plot Update!
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- In this video, I’m excited to show you the progress of my no-dig vegetable garden as we head into the cooler months. From late-season harvests to winter prep, I’ll walk you through what’s working and how the no-dig method continues to thrive in autumn and winter. 🌱🥕
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Just look at those deep orangey brown sunflowers they are beautiful
Thank you for appreciating them Mandy! I’m glad you enjoyed the beauty of those sunflowers as much as I did!
I harvested a red cabbage this week which was lovely. I was given some beets which I boiled and pickled for Christmas I was also given a lot of apples but our allotment society had its fruit press stolen so I puréed the apples and made 2 crumbles (one for family) oh and I dehydrated some apples too my first use of another free cycle find I washed my greenhouse down and potted on some greens and put some spuds under my seed table in the poly..And I popped some small lettuces into a gutter I hung In the greenhouse Another busy week in Sheffield where it’s getting cooler. Thanks for your great videos as always.
Wow, it sounds like you had an incredibly productive week! Those crumbles must be delicious, and it's great to see you making the most of your harvest. Keep up the fantastic work in your greenhouse!
That was a really good tour and update 👍,well done you two,your garden is a credit to you both and very inspiring,tbh,most people including myself shut down their gardens over winter….but not any more !😊
We really appreciate your feedback! It's heartwarming to know that our efforts are inspiring others to keep their gardens thriving all year round!
👋🏻hi I love mashed sweet and carrots with black pepper and butter mmm comfort food in winter👍
Thanks for sharing your love for this dish Mandy! Comfort food really does make winter a whole lot cozier.
Another great video guys. Look forward to every one as there is always something new to learn. My winter allotment has Brussels sprouts Brodie F1, carrots, sweet candle, Eskimo and another variety whose name escapes me at the moment. Red cabbage forming great heads and very young snowball cauliflower. Keep those wonderful videos coming ❤🎉😊
We really appreciate your support! It means a lot to us that you find value in our videos. Your winter allotment sounds amazing-keep up the great work!
Greetings from Ireland. Best wishes and regards to Mr and Mrs W🍅
Thank you so much for your kind wishes! It means a lot to know I have viewers from Ireland. Best to you and yours!
I had issue with my cabbages over the summer, they didny grow very well, then got reslly attacked my caterpillars whilst i was away. Resllu hoping i get some cabbages for Christmas 🎄🎄 lol. Your garden looking as always
I'm sorry to hear about your cabbage troubles! Nature can be quite the challenge, but I believe you'll have a fruitful winter crop. Fingers crossed for those Christmas cabbages!
You grow soooo much I can’t believe you eat all of eat. I bet you give a lot to family don’t you😊
I really appreciate your kind words! Sharing food with the children is just part of that, but in the main we do eat most of it!
Nice to see you, love your relaxed and humorous take on things,
Greetings from The Netherlands
I really appreciate your support! It means a lot to know that my humour resonates with viewers like you. Sending warm greetings to The Netherlands!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank you, much love to you both
Thank you for your kind words! Lots of love from us both back to you. We appreciate the love and support!
Another excellent video, Barry. I envy you your Polytunnel and Greenhouse, I have room for only a 10x6 ft Greenhouse at home but I can still grow a reasonable amount in it. In my part of Hertfordshire it has been a mixed year because of the weather. The successes have been Peas and Beans of all sorts, Courgettes and Squashes, Potatoes and all the Brassicas except Cauliflowers that were slugged. Surprisingly my outdoor tomatoes, variety Crimson Crush, have produced a huge crop most of which have ripened. In the fruit area my forty plus year old cultivated Blackberry at home produced one of its best crops and on my small fruit allotment plot I have had an enormous crop of apples and pears, the best since I took it on six years ago which is surprising as there has been a marked lack of pollinating insects and butterflies this year. Apart from the Cauliflowers the failures were onions and shallots from seed that just did not get going and even the fifty onion sets I planted were pretty poor. My Strawberries looked very promising with a heavy set of fruit but about two thirds just rotted on the plants because of the wet weather earlier in the Spring. Just as well we gardeners are optimists! Roll on next year.
Hi Mike, lovely to hear from you again! The poly tunnel has been a game changer for us, but good to hear your greenhouse has been productive. I agree peas, beans, courgettes, squashes, potatoes and brassicas have thrived this season. Shame about the cauliflowers. Crimson crush are a great variety and most years produce well. All fruit has done amazing this year and I'm pleased for you that you have found the same too. A forty year old blackberry is fantastic. Our onions have been great this year as I'm sure you have seen so I am sorry to hear about your losses. As you say we are an optimistic bunch us gardeners and as I like to say there is always next year!
sorry about your onions. Mine have been good this year but for the 2nd year running my leeks have failed. Allium leaf miner, despite meshing the bed, So annoying as they were growing lovely in the tray. I grew Crimson Crush for the first time this year. I have found the plants prolific with large trusses of large tomatoes, but they have been so slow to ripen. Happy gardening 🙂
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Hellooo to you both , another fab video . My Brussels are coming along lovely , well chuffed as first time growing them , one of my Broccoli plants has gone a bit crazy & taller than me now 😮. Hoping to get the top end of my garden sorted out soon & ready to start some first early potatoes 😊.
Have a lovely day , all the best
Thank you so much for the kind words! We're thrilled to hear about your gardening success. It sounds like you are doing an amazing job with your Brussels sprouts and broccoli. Wishing you all the best with your potatoes!
Oh that's brassica heaven Barry and Mrs W .I was very late planting out this summer and now I'm paying for it .
Thanks for sharing your experience! Gardening can be unpredictable, but every season teaches us something new. I'm sure next year’s planting will go smoothly for you!
Good evening Barry and Mrs w took my buttercup squash off other day and the pumpkin 🎃 to put the spring cabbages in the greenhouse for the winter I have had some spouts on the Sunday dinner had swede to put my garlic in other day still got savory cabbages made some green tomato chutney got four jars. Well Barry and Mrs w. Off to Turkey on Thursday for two weeks so bye for now to you both stay safe
Sounds like you've been really busy with the garden Albert! Great to hear you have so much produce. Enjoy your trip to Turkey and take care of yourself!
Thanks Barry will do speak to yous when we get back mate
Looking forward to it my friend!
Hi Barry, You do very well with your brassicas. I have Brussel Sprouts, Rudolph and Claret PSB all growing well. I'm going to really focus on Cabbages next season as I never do well with them.
Your parsnips are further on than mine, I still have lots of leaves, but the parsnips themselves are huge. We are harvesting a couple each week as we can't resist them.
Thanks for the kind words Ken! It sounds like you’ve got a great garden going with those Brussels and PSB. Great to hear your parsnips are doing so well, they are a weakness for Mrs W, you enjoy them my friend. Focusing on cabbages next season is a smart move; they can be tricky but so rewarding and there is still another two cabbage how too's to come out before the end of the year so keep an eye out for them, hopefully they can help!
Great variety of fantastic organic veg no dig certainly works.
Thanks Thomas for your kind comment! No dig certainly does work. Are you a no digger?
Your brassicas are so clean of insect damage. We must have more pests here. Even with covering I get a ton of white flies and aphids of some sort every year late summer and early autumn. I spray several times a week with insecticidal soap and neem just to try and keep them at bay.
On a brighter note, I grew brilliant celeriac this year and although I lost one plant they did much better than the Giant Prague I grew last year. And I have a variety of lettuce, endive, spinach and arugula growing in the hope at least some survive the winter and provide me greens so I don't have to purchase muchduring the cold season.
Hi Frank, thank you! We use a netting called enviromesh and although we too do get white flies and aphids they are much reduced using this cover. Fantastic to hear the celeriac have done well for you. We grew the same variety last year and they were not great - fingers crossed those salads survive!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 I need to replace some of my netting so I'll try the enviromesh. Thanks!
I get mine from Amazon, so should be easy for you to purchase, do let us know how you get on with it!
Happy autumn to you if you dont mind what are those sunflowers they look amazing
Thanks so much for your kind words and happy autumn to you! I'm really glad you enjoyed the sunflowers-they brighten up the season! The variety is Evening Sun!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 many thanks ill look them up
Top veg!
Thanks for the support! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I can’t remember do you just take outside celery stalks for stocks and cooking? Or do you leave it to get a love big root to eat cold with cheese?
Great question! Celery stalks are perfect for stocks and cooking, but if you let them grow, you can enjoy some delicious celery heart too!
Hi. Please can to let me know when I can remove my netting for the carrots
Thanks
Thank you for reaching out! I'm glad you're taking care of your carrots. Removing the netting is not really an option these days. With the climate so much warmer these days their us now a third generation of flies and not just two, so we keep ours netted all the time, just removing it to harvest. If you do want to remove it my best advice would be once October has finished!
i only grow a few beetroots to pickle as i dont know what else to do with them i was brought up on a very limited things back when
It's great that you're growing beetroots! They can be so versatile. Have you considered trying them in salads or smoothies?
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 iv never tried a smoothie have heard that beetroot is good for you
Great video once again. Would you mind if I asked for your advice? My partner is building a lovely 7meters by 3 meter frame for my veg plot. The outside is going to be covered in net, what type of net would you recommend? I would really like to deter the pests but especially cabbage white butterfly as this year the caterpillars have eaten all my brassicas.
I really appreciate your kind words! For your veg plot, I'd recommend using enviromesh, as it works wonders against cabbage white butterflies while letting water and light through for your plants thrive. Good luck with your gardening!
Do you think it’s worth growing khol rhabi? As it’s mostly a cold veg raw veg isn’t it. I grew it a few years ago it was ok but I would prefer to have something else in the ground instead
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's always helpful to hear what others think about growing different vegetables. We use it in casseroles during the winter. With it's delicate cabbage taste it makes a lovely vegetable addition. Also we find it really useful to add to winter salads grated. But if khol rabi isn’t your favourite, there are so many other options to explore!
Hi Barry & Mrs W. Gosh your brassicas are looking amazing. I was late putting mine in this year- no sce on the plot. I only planted most about 2 weeks ago and have just popped some more Jan King in today- they will bea more like march king king now, ha ha. I did plnt some earlier though which are doing great. My sprouts, Red ball, are forming buttons at the bottom of the stem, so hope there will be plenty for Christmas. I have some lovely red cabbage, red drumhead which I am currently harvesting. I love it raw, shredded with lemon mayonnaise or braised with red onion and apple, with cinnamon. What variety is your Cauli please? It looks so healthy. I am also growing 'Vertus' savoy, which is growing beautifully. Now cropping Cavolo \Nero- my favourite kale and plenty of Curly kale, celery, salads, cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers. Pak choi is coming on beautifully, as are the Asian greens, komatsuna and lambs lettuce. My claytonia is looking a little leggie and wondering if my 4 melons will ripen successfully before the weather cools right down. Too many apples and pears- giving them away to neighbour and friends. I've had plenty of cut flowers to make the house look pretty including dahlias, cosmos, sunflower, penstemon, Rudbeckia and Michaelmas daisies. I like to grow a lot to take in a bouquet to my neighbour weekly as she is too poorly to get outside so I like to take the outside in to her and bring some joy I hope. P.S. sorry I have just heard you say the cauli variety, thank you. 🙂I always leave my cabbages to produce 'pups'after cutting the main head. So useful to extend the crop. I am so looking forward to harvesting th parsnips. Just gorgeous roasted on a chilly winter's day. Slugs nearly finished my Romanesco off, but they are fighting back and now growing well. I've had some great kohl rabi and put in some new plants 4 weeks ago which are growing well. Any way, sorry for the essay. Happy gardening 🙂
Wow, it sounds like you’ve got a fantastic garden going! Your brassicas and other veggies are thriving, and I love your dedication to sharing the beauty of your blooms with your neighbour. Please never apologise for the length of any comments you leave, myself and Mrs W love to hear about peoples experiences and there is always something new to learn like your red cabbage recipes!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 you are too kind 🤩
Just the truth Be!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Aww.bless you both 🙂
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Things are still looking great, I noticed your crops were uncovered, I've got sprouts growing under my hooped tunnel with netting over, shall I uncover mine or leave them, thanks, ..
Hi Carol, glad to hear all is well in your garden! Everything is still covered here, the covers are off just for the filming. We can still see cabbage whites and the pigeons are still about - they will remain covered until harvest is finished!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank you, yes that's why I haven't uncovered mine because I noticed last week two white butterflies. Never grown sprouts before, & I'm really chuffed they're growing lol...
Thank you for sharing your excitement! It’s wonderful to connect with fellow gardeners who are just as passionate about their plants. Keep nurturing those sprouts!
Forgive me if alreadey asked but do you have shurbs and trees ! In front garden ?
Yes, I do have shrubs and trees in my front garden! They really add to the overall look and feel of the space!
@nodignorfolkgardener4575 nice to know thanks for the reply !
I really appreciate your kind words! Your support means a lot to me!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 your welcome !
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What is the variety of beetroot you prefer
Hi Chris, Golden Burpees is the variety I really enjoy!
I've not been able to sow for a while and k know I'll be regret it
I'm sorry to hear that, sometimes life can get busy but there is always next season. That's the great thing about growing your own veg, you get a fresh crack it each year!
Just look at those deep orangey brown sunflowers they are beautiful
Thank you for appreciating them Mandy! I’m glad you enjoyed the beauty of those sunflowers as much as I did!