Raithwaite is a lovely hotel and spa. It's good to see the management walking the walk and not just the usual greenwash most hotels spew out. Thank you.
This garden is fabulous. One need not be afraid of a hill. Love the way they incorporated the paths inside the boxes to save space. Might be able to use that option in my garden to add some gardening square footage. Terracing really expands the available land for such uses.
I noticed and LOVED the harvesting of the kaleidoscope carrots because...the harvest looks real (like mine😄 some large, some small) A few months back I custom built a garden bed for - manpukuji carrots! I'm sooooo excited I could scream! I am now a lady in waiting.... Again, thank you for sharing your garden. Inspiring. ❤️
BEAUTIFUL. I enjoyed today's video while drinking my homemade chai coffee. 😊 The garden is absolutely divine! The composting, intercropping, permaculture...all of it, wonderful! Thank you for sharing. HSTL zone 6
Ohhhhh I love the way that I'm waiting to your new videos Richard ☺️ you help my pain relief while I'm here in hospital.. thanks to your gardening video..
Inspirational!! Just makes me long for spring and I can get growing again. Thank you for making these beautiful videos to keep us inspired during the winter months.
The terraced beds look fantastic. Timmy didn't mention swales, but they would fit very easily into the slope and help retain water. As an Aussie I did have to laugh at the idea of that being drought. Even when there's been no rain for 2 months, that is merely a dry summer, not a drought.
I think any growing area that is in a depression tends to be more susceptible to pests. I have first hand experienced of this, my house garden raised beds have less insect problems compared to my orchard garden, which about 1,5 meters below by house garden. Top video Huw 🙏
Thank you so much for showing us gardening on a hill! Would love to see how to actually build the beds. So many of us don't have flat yards to grow in.
I've been watching videos on the dirt locker system. I'm moving to a land with a large hillside and don't want to give up gardening to do so. It's some new system created for gardening on hills. Looks pretty doable too. Hope that helps.
Beautiful photography and editing - another super video! Thanks Huw. It's wonderful to see young people accomplished and passionate about all that. The gardener's narrative was most interesting... and kudos to the owners for supporting the project.
Amazing garden concept and execution. I love the circular flow of all the items so that the byproducts are returned back to the beginning to be part of the next cycle.
I have a significant hill in my front yard I've been trying to design for beds. This is an inspiring video that has given me more ideas. Thank you Huw for another great feature.
@@lauramonahan9343 They are facing southeast and get mostly sun which is good. I need to terrace it but have limited resources and I'm 63 so I'm looking for something that won't break my bank or my back. 😂
Here's a tip for keeping deer out of your garden.... Deer won't jump to where they can't see the landing, so you actually don't even need really tall fences to keep them out, you just need tp make a barrier wall about 5 feet tall that they can't see through to where their landing spot is and have it look somewhat treacherous to jump. Get creative
@@lauramonahan9343 Well, if you're in a confined space, that could be a potential issue, but for more open areas it's not an issue. Just don't plant things in the shadow area that need full sun, or plant plants that like shade there.
Thank you for another great piece, i have recently put in autumn shallots about a week ago when they came into a no dig i started after the desert that was left. And with in the month of Nov we had about 1 quarter of yearly rain. I am from the east coast of Essex, a good year is 20 - 25 inches a year it's dry here. And reached in the shade on hottest day 43c but due to rules don't count. After this year nearly killing my job (gardener) as well as a lot of crop the insect pest was like a plague and not even the desert got rid of them, in fact made it worse. I have re-established a wild pond with homes for the slugs and snail as well as the frogs a toad i'll like, but it take what i can within 2 weeks female frog set up home in hard core, sticks and chippings with overflow to pond going into that wood chippings . Set up home due to the temp drop faster than a chav knickers for a bag of chips i believe and hope they can sit out the winter there it on slope south facing with concrete rocks and browns in about a foot deep . The soil of recent planting has changed there are like see through worms with bugs that go through their casts (poo) and other things eating them etc the robins , tits and finches go through after even i walked on the pathways. thank you to you and Charles Dowling, but your camera work, mate, is something else @TH-cam photography and film award !
Absolutely brilliant video, The terrace planting is great, what a challenge and how lovely to see such another passionate gardener. A hard task to provide for a restaurant so much respect. Big challenges ahead. All the best X
So inspiring! I am a one woman gardener, I have to be real what I am physically able to accomplish 😅. I jump in full ambition. . . around the 4 th of July I loose steam.
I have a huge deer and parrot problem. Its put me off. I do have a hill like yours which looks nice. Having tanks on top of the hill makes watering easy
I have a waist-high garden bed, on which I put up netting, and the deer jump up on it when I take down the netting in fall. They get really excited. It’s pretty funny.
I would love it if there could be a way to find the true cost of doing this year after year because I wanted to start a garden at the restaurant I was working at and they did not feel it could become cost-effective. I think that doing things like this is better for the environment and help teach a lot so I wish I could see it at more establishments. I think having a bit of the cost on display could potentially help others get on board.
superb site, it is missing something though! horses! i have a small 4 acre site but i have a Jaime Jackson horse track system, the borders of the track are made of horse friendly trees and hefgerow, then in beteen tacks we have no dig vegetable planting. the horse manure as well as the vegetable offcuts are decomposed in a small building using aerobic decomposition and the compost is used on the beds! it has created a full cycle of sustainment
What an incredible garden! You can find out more about the garden by following Jamie on Instagram: instagram.com/nettlesandpetals 🌿
Love the sustainability that the huge compost bins and water collection provides to these gardens.
Yeah, so important and invaluable!
Raithwaite is a lovely hotel and spa. It's good to see the management walking the walk and not just the usual greenwash most hotels spew out. Thank you.
Wow! This video has blown my mind! Congratulations to the property owners and their workers and thanks to Huw.
Your videos have come a long way Huw since your earliest days! Truly works of art, showcasing other gardeners' artistry. Glorious.
This is an absolute masterpiece and the gardener has incredible vision. Very impressive.
This garden is fabulous. One need not be afraid of a hill. Love the way they incorporated the paths inside the boxes to save space. Might be able to use that option in my garden to add some gardening square footage. Terracing really expands the available land for such uses.
Huw each Garden in this Series keeps getting better and better
I noticed and LOVED the harvesting of the kaleidoscope carrots because...the harvest looks real (like mine😄 some large, some small)
A few months back I custom built a garden bed for - manpukuji carrots! I'm sooooo excited I could scream!
I am now a lady in waiting....
Again, thank you for sharing your garden. Inspiring. ❤️
Laughing! I know the feeling!
BEAUTIFUL. I enjoyed today's video while drinking my homemade chai coffee. 😊
The garden is absolutely divine! The composting, intercropping, permaculture...all of it, wonderful!
Thank you for sharing. HSTL zone 6
Another brilliant co-production. Inspiring, beautiful, and down-to-earth. Thanks for sharing.
Ohhhhh I love the way that I'm waiting to your new videos Richard ☺️ you help my pain relief while I'm here in hospital.. thanks to your gardening video..
You are most welcome, my name is Huw by the way:) I hope you feel better soon!
@@HuwRichards thanks Huw Richard ☺️ I survive covid. But I hope I feel better soon
Hope you feel better really soon. 😊
Inspirational!! Just makes me long for spring and I can get growing again. Thank you for making these beautiful videos to keep us inspired during the winter months.
I know right?
Indeed this is an inspiring garden video! Thank you Huw for including these on your channel ❤
The terraced beds look fantastic. Timmy didn't mention swales, but they would fit very easily into the slope and help retain water.
As an Aussie I did have to laugh at the idea of that being drought. Even when there's been no rain for 2 months, that is merely a dry summer, not a drought.
What a stunning space, and they have worked so hard
I think any growing area that is in a depression tends to be more susceptible to pests. I have first hand experienced of this, my house garden raised beds have less insect problems compared to my orchard garden, which about 1,5 meters below by house garden. Top video Huw 🙏
Thank you so much for showing us gardening on a hill! Would love to see how to actually build the beds. So many of us don't have flat yards to grow in.
I've been watching videos on the dirt locker system. I'm moving to a land with a large hillside and don't want to give up gardening to do so. It's some new system created for gardening on hills. Looks pretty doable too. Hope that helps.
Beautiful photography and editing - another super video! Thanks Huw. It's wonderful to see young people accomplished and passionate about all that. The gardener's narrative was most interesting... and kudos to the owners for supporting the project.
Amazing garden concept and execution. I love the circular flow of all the items so that the byproducts are returned back to the beginning to be part of the next cycle.
Sangat menyenangkan dan menyejukkan hati melihatnya...salam dari Indonesia...
WOW that is insane. What a Hotel and what a business model and set of ethics. I love it !!!
What a beautiful and inspiring video. Thank you.
Brilliant. Thank you.
I have a significant hill in my front yard I've been trying to design for beds. This is an inspiring video that has given me more ideas. Thank you Huw for another great feature.
Is your hill south facing? Hopefully, as that gives the best results
The beds in this video are north facing 🤷♂️
@@lauramonahan9343 They are facing southeast and get mostly sun which is good. I need to terrace it but have limited resources and I'm 63 so I'm looking for something that won't break my bank or my back. 😂
It's beautiful and warm hearts for those love gardening.well done.
Beautiful garden. So much inspiration to be had watching this. Thank you.
Crackin film Huw, and what a lovely veg garden and setup...Steve...🙂
Great. Love this video. Thanks for the time in the creating and sharing Huw. Always appreciated. 😊
Thank you so much Joanne for the kind words😊🌱
Wow magnifique potager bravo
A bientôt 🤗
Here's a tip for keeping deer out of your garden.... Deer won't jump to where they can't see the landing, so you actually don't even need really tall fences to keep them out, you just need tp make a barrier wall about 5 feet tall that they can't see through to where their landing spot is and have it look somewhat treacherous to jump. Get creative
Solid barrier walls block sunlight and create shadows. How do you get around that?
@@lauramonahan9343 Well, if you're in a confined space, that could be a potential issue, but for more open areas it's not an issue. Just don't plant things in the shadow area that need full sun, or plant plants that like shade there.
Great tip. I’m hoping that this applies to kangaroos as well.
In my country the enemies is chicken😁
@@siskarno6278 swap the chickens for ducks. Ducks eat snails and slugs but don’t scratch up plants.
Thank you for another great piece, i have recently put in autumn shallots about a week ago when they came into a no dig i started after the desert that was left. And with in the month of Nov we had about 1 quarter of yearly rain. I am from the east coast of Essex, a good year is 20 - 25 inches a year it's dry here. And reached in the shade on hottest day 43c but due to rules don't count. After this year nearly killing my job (gardener) as well as a lot of crop the insect pest was like a plague and not even the desert got rid of them, in fact made it worse. I have re-established a wild pond with homes for the slugs and snail as well as the frogs a toad i'll like, but it take what i can within 2 weeks female frog set up home in hard core, sticks and chippings with overflow to pond going into that wood chippings . Set up home due to the temp drop faster than a chav knickers for a bag of chips i believe and hope they can sit out the winter there it on slope south facing with concrete rocks and browns in about a foot deep . The soil of recent planting has changed there are like see through worms with bugs that go through their casts (poo) and other things eating them etc the robins , tits and finches go through after even i walked on the pathways. thank you to you and Charles Dowling, but your camera work, mate, is something else @TH-cam photography and film award !
*My dream to have a house and a beautiful garden like that 😍.. GOOD JOB BROTHER 👍👍*
Have you ever explored COB construction?
What a wonderful video, beautiful garden, and explained exceptionally well. Well done all of you.
One work of art, including your hands, especially while moving through the vegetables.
A very well done video. Teaching as well as growing at this scale starting from zero is pretty demanding for a single person.
Absolutely brilliant video, The terrace planting is great, what a challenge and how lovely to see such another passionate gardener. A hard task to provide for a restaurant so much respect. Big challenges ahead. All the best X
The compost area is awesome!
A wonderful presentation and an inspirational garden 💚
What a beautiful space, very challenging and handled so well. I now want to go stay there 🙂
It's great isn't it!? :)
Now thats what I want. To be able to grow my own stuff overlooking the sea. Paradise...
Beautiful garden. I should love to go and stay there 😍🤗
Lindo tudo organizado 😊
Amazing. This garden gives me hope... I am on a north facing slope too.
Another inspiring garden video 💚💚💚
So inspiring! I am a one woman gardener, I have to be real what I am physically able to accomplish 😅. I jump in full ambition. . . around the 4 th of July I loose steam.
Great example of what can be done gardening-wise in the tourism industry.
I have a huge deer and parrot problem. Its put me off. I do have a hill like yours which looks nice. Having tanks on top of the hill makes watering easy
This such an amazing farm, truly inspire me to plant organic vegetable in village
Amazing! Wow, what an amazing garden and gardener! Thank you for sharing. Your videos are so beautiful 😍
I admire all your work and videos
Thank you!
Great filming and interview, very inspiring
Love this series of videos. They're beautifully shot and so informative.
Looked like a lot of hard work paying off, brilliant! Thanks.
Outanding design, nicely filmed and edited too
Thank you!!
Love the video and this series 💚🌱
Lovely Garden❤
What a beautiful garden.
Inspiring! Absolutely amazing. Work of art and great mind.
Happy oldyears day going to a VERY LOUD and beautiful 💗💖❤️ precious wisdomful 2023. I love this video. Sooooo calming and inspiring. 🍾🥂🙏💯💯💯💯🍉🍅🌽🐦🐓💕
fantastic garden
I have a waist-high garden bed, on which I put up netting, and the deer jump up on it when I take down the netting in fall. They get really excited. It’s pretty funny.
I would love it if there could be a way to find the true cost of doing this year after year because I wanted to start a garden at the restaurant I was working at and they did not feel it could become cost-effective. I think that doing things like this is better for the environment and help teach a lot so I wish I could see it at more establishments. I think having a bit of the cost on display could potentially help others get on board.
Beautiful! Well done!
Loving this series Huw ❤
Stunning garden!!❤
This is absolutely amazing 😃
It is Serene! ;)
@@HuwRichards Yep 😆
Good job!!
your garden is beautifull
Cool, I bet you could grow lots of winter greens too in those tunnels.
Mantap sekali pola pertanian yang dilakukan.
Sangat menginspirasi.
You have a great garden, I really like it. Keep up your talented garden.
A garden to fall in love with 🌷💝
Good stuff
Everything is very nice and neat thanks for the video
Amazingly beautiful!!
Brilliant!
As always.. great video
This is the best!! 🎉
superb site, it is missing something though! horses! i have a small 4 acre site but i have a Jaime Jackson horse track system, the borders of the track are made of horse friendly trees and hefgerow, then in beteen tacks we have no dig vegetable planting. the horse manure as well as the vegetable offcuts are decomposed in a small building using aerobic decomposition and the compost is used on the beds! it has created a full cycle of sustainment
By putting the wood between the beds somewhat like a raised bed does this help to use less compost by holding the dirt in?
Perfect space 👍 Inspiring.
Thanks for watching!
I like the king rows… I think I should have done longer rows at my allotment! I’ve done beds
good job
My goodness! This garden is very beautiful and the grounds are very clean. How did you do that 😁
What a dream restaurant 😊
Stunning!
These are great! Keep up the good work
That is an amazing set up.
Beautiful.
Just stunning!
So beautiful
Hey Huw, what kind of wood did you use for the garden ? This is beautiful.
Inspiring.
Well done.
lovely garden, i love it
From 🇷🇺 with ❤️!
proper chill video and very inspiring :D
Nice garden. I love your video
Very well done!
Beautiful, and I love the intro piano song, can you please share details to the music? Thank you!