VEG GARDEN TOUR 🌱 July in our No Dig Vegetable Garden || How to Start a No-dig Veggie Garden
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Join us on an exciting journey through our flourishing vegetable garden this July! Discover the incredible abundance we've achieved using the no-dig gardening method. See how we maximize productivity and grow a diverse array of vegetables without tilling. Get inspired by our bountiful harvests, learn valuable gardening tips, and find the motivation to start your own veggie garden. Let's explore the world of productive gardening together! 🥕🍅
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Got to admire your grass borders, how do you manage to keep them so pristine and so neat! You put Charles Dowding to shame....
Your comment made my day! It's nice to know that mine or Mrs W's hard work doesn't go unnoticed! We have cut them back more regularly this year with it being so wet to make it as difficult for slugs as we can!
Great idea Barry ,How To ,should be very successful
I appreciate your support! It means a lot to hear such positive feedback!
Love how tidy your edges are. Can you show everyone how you do it, keep up the good work
Thank you so much for the compliment! I'll definitely consider making a tutorial on how I keep my edges tidy!
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Here in the Netherlands its pooring down, Again
Bless you and Family
I really appreciate your sweet comment and blessings. It means a lot to me and my family!
Mine are massive the cucumbers I've had a harvest of tomatoes had Cobra beans lettuce onions Charlotte two crops of potatoes chillies I'm picking now basil carrots two lots spring onion two lots loads of radish so not that bad with what weather we've had so hope it all changes for all 😊😊
Thank you for sharing your gardening success! It's inspiring to see all the different crops you've managed to grow!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 thank you it means a lot but seriously you have keep at it 🇬🇧
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Look forward to watching the how to video as someone new to growing veg it be good to watch them been watching you for the last 8 months .
Thank you for your support over the past 8 months! It means a lot to me. The how to videos should begin September!
You are doing great and as I follow you I'm having a good year too. So Thank you.
I'm a tad dissappointed not to have a live recording of you singing at your nieces wedding. Congratulations to them.
Your kind words mean a lot to me. It's wonderful to know that my videos have had a positive impact on you Ken. There is a live recording and audio - it may appear on a future video!
WoW! Amazing squashes. Mine are still on the ground and looking quite poor. Hopefully they will get going soon. Same as my courgettes- a bit rubbish. My soft fruit has done well. I have harvested 4 sweet peppers and 5 cucumbers so far and they have plenty more on them. My aubergines have been slow but they have flowers on now. I have lots of different flowers in my kitchen garden and allotment. Earlier I had forget-me-nots, pulmonaria, foxgloves, and rocket I left to go to seed. Now I have penstemon, Astrantia, nasturtiums, alyssum and pot and french marigolds, and of course, Sweet Peas. I have had a huge harvest of garlic and overwintering onion, Toughball, which I grew for the first time and am so pleased with. My potatoes have done very well. Cabbages and calabrese have been amazing. So I can't complain about my lack of courgettes or slowness of aubergines and squash. Happy gardening to you both :-)
Your garden sounds like a paradise! It's so rewarding to see all your hard work pay off. Toughball is a great overwintering variety, I have grown that before. It sounds like paradise with all those lovely flowers you have!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 aww thank you. Not rEally paradise,I wish. It's rather overgrown in places but I try to ignore those bits and concentrate on the positive bits ( the bits I like) ha ha
Great tip Be concentrate on the positive bits!
Back home to Kent tomorrow let’s hope youngest has looked after garden while we have been away…be back in FEB for Norwich v Derby, hopefully that screen won’t turn at all.
Not the greatest week Neil, I hope all is well on your return to Kent, and best of luck to the rams for the coming season!
Everything is looking so good 😍 Really thriving inspite of the weather. You're doing real fine. Thank you so much for showing 💞
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good show Barry, if you remember on the next one, would love to see how the new asparagus did in the front garden
Thanks, the asparagus is still there and we hope to get our first harvest next year. I'll get a shot of it for you!
Looking forward to your ‘ how to …… .’ videos. I think that’s what I need to help me grow my own veg. You said you sowed your carrots in April and you’re now harvesting, I sowed mine in February and they’re tiny - not ready at all, in fact the size is laughable, not sure where I have gone wrong. I have to say though, this is my first year so I suppose it will take time to get the knowledge of how to grow and I shouldn’t be so hard on myself.
Thank you once again, I am very jealous that I am not as good as you but looking forward to the day i will be as I keep watching you both. Once again thank you. Sharon
I think you are doing very well for your first year, it takes time to learn new skills and that's what I hope these how to videos will help. Just remember we all started for the first time with no experience - I have walked your steps you will get there!
Your garden is emaculate and the brassicas just keep coming for you over there in your climate. Wish I could keep them going all summer but it's difficult here with the heat. I try though and I'm still planting brassicas that will hopefully survive and produce in the fall. And I do try and keep the lettuce going all summer by using shade cloths.
The heat loving plants are doing great here though. Picking tomatoes, eggplant, peppers and lots of beans including probably my first picking of limas. I harvested all my first potatoes and will soon prep the bed for my fall and winter carrots. My onions are all out now and curing in my shed and fall / winter spinach will eventually go in that bed. I'll probably try some arugula or radishes first in the late spinach bed to make use of the space since I won't plant spinach until Sep.
Thanks for showing your winter squash. Mine are much further along with my largest being almost the size of a basketball already. It looks like it will be ready to pick soon but I thought you should wait until fall so not sure what to do with it. I have three plants with maybe 8-10 squash coming in so have begun topping. Maybe I should plant later next year.
Hi Frank, I can imagine it's not brassica friendly weather for you at this moment! On the flip side you have the ideal climate for the heat loving plants - swings and roundabouts my friend. Our onions will be out in the next week or so. Same for us with the spinach sow August, plant September. Lucky you to have squash almost ready to eat and it sounds like you will have many to harvest!
I would love to see your "how to" series. It would be a big help to me and I'm looking forward to them 🙂
That's great to hear! I'm glad you're looking forward to the "how to" series!
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I have to admit this weather really is a tad meh, just had a day in London & it was 24 degrees which for me was just perfect. So far I’ve had no courgettes 😢but cucumbers are coming along & some tomatoes forming. But the warm crops are slower this year. Onions, carrots and parsnips doing well too. Had a couple of primo cabbage the size of footballs 🎉…as always love your channel & look forward to the series….oh immense onions
Thank you so much for your kind words and for following along with the channel! Your support means a lot. It seems for everyone it's a mixed bag, hope you had a great time away in London!
Well done guys, your garden looks great. Ye keep inspiring me.
I’m happy with some vegetables this year , but my polytunnel crops are not great. My melon has plenty flowers but no sign of a fruit forming…
carrots are so hit and miss.I must try a special raised bed for them . Even my parsnips are uneven. None of my Gladiator seed germinated …bought this year????
How to videos in the autumn is such a brilliant idea. I, for one, will watch them all. Great time for them when planning for next season can start. Margaret, Cork, Irl
Thank you so much for your kind words, Margaret! It's great to hear that we've been able to inspire you. Don't worry, gardening can be tricky sometimes, but we're here to help you out with the how to videos - thanks for watching we really appreciate it!
I’vebeen away at a wedding too in Norway. Sine being back I’ve finished harvesting my B-road Beens today 4 kg to share with my daughter and into my freezer for Christmas. I’ve sown some climbing French beans in there place - here’s hoping. I looked at my cauliflower and one head has blown and flowered I have butternuts planted but they seem to have stopped growing I’ve taken more spring onions and pickled some bulbs, I’ve harvested a few punnets of peas, and more strawberries I found some raspberries in a hedge so I grabbed them too and a few blackcurrants for a soft fruit dessert
. My poly is too cold but my beast is ‘on fire’ in fact the front door popped out it was so full. I emptied the contents and refilled it and strapped it. it was warm work. I planted some Pak Choi in the ground 😅and cleared my lettuces so I can sow more in my guttering arrangement I have fruit on my peppers but nothing o;the aubergines. Enjoying the successes disappointed at the losses. . Hoping with Mrs W for that Indian summer
Hi Pete, I hope the wedding went well! Great broad bean harvest and a shame about the cauli. It's all about enjoying the success and learning from the losses. The weather has had an effect on things so don't be too hard on yourself - I feel an Indian summer coming!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 wedding and Norway in general really great thanks - warmer than Sheffield even in Bergen
Great to hear Pete, do they have any allotments we can rent to grow in some warmer weather!
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Hi Barry and Mrs w your big onions looking so Big and your shallots my melons not doing much to cucumbers garkins bit slowly coming plenty tom none ripping yet made other raised bed thats 16 now off to Halifax on Monday to see our friends ana is my birthday i wiil be 69 glad you and Mrs w enjoyed the wedding ok mate bye for now stay safe
Appreciate the garden update, and happy birthday for Monday!
Thanks Barry mate
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Honestly have you seen Charles dowdings melons in his last short mad absolutely mad hes only about 15miles from me iv got 1 about 2in dia on 6 plants his are laden
Don't beat yourself up, he has many years of experience growing melons! It's all part of the the fun of gardening trying something new and learning from it!
@nodignorfolkgardener4575 I'm definitely not beating myself up but I'll definitely try harder next year those onions look fantastic have lots in nothing that size tho
Good to hear, we too hope for better next year!
Hello, I have a question, please.
I have 16 (4x4) multi-sown clumps of leeks in raised bed.
Do I need to spread them out or will they push away from each other naturally?
Thank you, Paul.
Thanks for reaching out, Paul! It's great that you're taking care of your leeks. Being multi sown they should push away from each other I would think. Leeks is something I don't multi sow so have no experience. So long as the spacing between each clump is around 12" at a guess there should be enough room! Perhaps others who are watching who muti sow leeks will answer!
Hi Paul , 4 leeks per clump are fine,and as Barry suggests,around 12” 30cm between each clump will be enough room for them to push out,obviously they will not be as big as growing them singularly,but they going to be great👍
Thanks Mark, I knew someone from the channel would have experience!