Alan Titchmarsh's Catch Crops & Flower Placements Secrets | Sprout

Alan Titchmarsh is looking back through the fruit and vegetables he’s been growing throughout the series. Wanting to make the most of the space in his vegetable beds, he introduces catch crops: a smaller crop that grows between two main crops, usually with smaller roots. Examples of catch crops are :spring onion, lettuce, radish, and herbs. Alan also shows you how you can brighten up your garden with some beautiful flower placements
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[@jenmorricone4014]

I like seeing the "over 50" gardeners who've enjoyed a lifetime of gardening. I'll always be grateful for my grandmother and mother teaching me to love gardening. It's a very comforting and inspiring activity as age creeps up on us. As Thomas Jefferson said, "I am an old man but a young gardener."

[@skyeseaborn1170]

I love that you talk with Alice, as you make the video. This is delightful!

[@user-travelbug79]

Peony: Pillow Talk. Wowww! Pretty.

[@annikajustinussen6881]

Alan Titchmarsh is the best ❤

[@julidalton9914]

I love seeing your plush green, colorful and fruitful garden while I wait for my 2 feet of snow to melt here in Utah (USA)Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!

[@semsimama2191]

This is one of the best gardens I’ve seen in a while. Beautiful.

[@thenurse-mf3db]

Absolutely loved this video thank you. Love seeing all the different gardens and their gardeners.

[@health.bites.5615]

I love how Francis has hanging pots on a wooden fence. How are the pots attached?

[@katharinazwing4700]

Especially the gardener is able to Talk an admireable english, god be praised, so that you AS a listener feel an Appeal to listen at all. Thanks a Lot. Kath. Zwing

[@e.astleford3492]

Years ago, Alan hosted a garden(yard) make over program.

[@katharinazwing4700]

And These Glass Houses are cute, with that plexis Glass No threat to anyone, also the curious Dog, for example. Thanks to that good advice! Simply Grand. Kath. Zwing

[@ebanggm]

Your garden is beautiful , thank you for sharing. Your new friend from Canada 🇨🇦. I love gardening as well.

[@klosettreat]

Crushed (medium to small) dry* eggshells help prevent slug issues.

[@anabacigaluppi3170]

Marabilloso

[@gloriaamandajimenezjimenez8709]

Por favor poner subtitulos en español. Mil gracias, lindos videos.

[@freedomofreligion3248]

David: What is the angle on that cold frame, please? Thx much!

[@Thepotagerscottage]

I love this! Francis should have painted her space a dark grey as that would have made her space look bigger. Dark colours recede and make the space look bigger, whereas lighter colours make the space feel smaller.

[@robertcasper4257]

I use ducks on snakes.

[@dianefields6056]

Sceptical about the m-i-l's tongues producing oxygen at night.

[@dianefields6056]

Just googled and encyclopaedia britanica says 'yes'. Some cacti, bromelliads and succulents.

[@emmalouie1663]

I just buy fruit with pesticides on it from the cheapest lowest-class grocery store because I don't have a garden. Those places are owned and reserved for the rich like everything lin life.

[@kaareholck7359]

Think this is the most "english" thing I have ever seen