May Allotment Garden Tour 2021 / Homegrown Garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Join me on this longer the usual episode to see how my allotment garden is looking at the end of May. As you can see I was, in a rather chatty mood and kept discovering new things to see!
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Just realised why I like this allotment so much. It reminds me of the secret garden novel.
It reminds me of this book, too. And Katrina is so nice and talks so calmly, I love every garden tour!
@@adelacozlac366 exactly!! 😊
Exactly!
The lens flair is cool, nothing better than being in the garden with evening sun.
I see so many manicured allotments on varies gardening channels,but your garden is my favourite,it’s so natural and lush at the moment..
Completely agree 💯
An allotment garden makes the world a little bit happier.... I like your natural paradies very much! 😍 Greets from germany 🌱
J'aime bien les fleurs.
I'm very happy that you kept all the statues, they're amazing! The garden is beautiful, all the blue 💙💙💙💙
I feel April has been drier than May for quite a few years ... and June is the warmest I’ve known in decades this year! Crazy!
Just looking at this and i'm thinking,...'THE ENCHANTED GARDEN' Your garden is truly magical!! Absolutely love everything!🥰
Hiya Katrina, so much appreciated, instead of a long comment from me,I shall sum it up in a sentence. If there ever was a more idilic garden space to strive for it would be yours. Congratulations on your moment in the spotlight wow! Will see if I can watch across the pond. Blessings my friend to you and yours Ontario Canada Thankyou 🐝
I just rediscovered your charming garden, & added notifications so I won't lose track of you again. You're plant choices are an inspiration - just what I needed today.
It's now nearing the end of November, 2021 here in Massachusetts, so even the colorful fall foliage has died off. Now we head into the long winter months here in my Zone 5B. I still have lots of cleaning up to do, but it's finally turned cold & the soil is hard. We've had a couple inches of snow, which has remained.
Seeing your garden erupting in Spring, so fresh & full of anticipation reminds me, all is not lost.
Its been a couple weeks...hope all is well. We miss you and the garden. 🌺🏵⚘🌻 Can't wait to see how Grandmother's garden is coming along.
Wonderful tour as always. It has been the same in France, rain, rain, rain for weeks and no sun. But, to cheer myself up, I was telling myself that we'll have a hot summer without a doubt, so let's accept the rain as long as it lasts.
I can recommend the Gardner's world programme to anyone who's not seen it. I think you should get a regular slot with them. You are so knowledgeable about veg growing and gave a delightful screen presence. I'm curious! Did someone recommend you to the BBC or did you contact them? 🤗
They have a researcher whose job it is to find people to feature on the show. She got in touch with me early last year ☺️
Your allotment is beautiful. Wonderful, positive video. Thank you.
So refreshing walking through your garden with you...you are an inspiration...I am on the N.W. Oregon coast, U.S.A. also planting the garden....the weather is like yours. Thank you, hugs.
First time watcher. Yours is the prettiest allotment that I’ve seen so far, like a secret garden. Love how everything is growing in riotous abandon. Going to go back and catch up with all the rest of your videos.
#SouthernAustralia
Your new flower border has grown so much, it looks so lovely. Your grandmother would love it I’m sure 🙂
I’m not in the UK so didn’t see the GW episode but found it online so I could watch your segment which was great. Very happy for you Katrina!
Enjoyed the tour. Grandmas border looks fantastic! Things are looking great, lots to do in the next few weeks. I’ll be watching! 🙂
I have just watched your “Gardeners World “ piece. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
I found your channel by accident as I was looking for some information on raised beds and fruit bushes and you appeared.
You have given me so many ideas for my bumbling around my garden.
I am now growing potatoes in pots , raspberries, shallots, black currants, redcurrant, radishes, coloured carrots and beetroot all outside, together with various tomato plants and chillies in my greenhouse, plus rebuilding various flower beds around the garden with plants I am growing from seed.
A great and cheap way of spending retirement time.
My next project is to try and get acer seeds to germinate!!
Your Vlogs are great for inspiration and instruction. I look forward to the next one.
Thank you so much! Happy gardening 🍃
Greetings from Australia, so sorry your weather has been challenging, how delightful is your Allotment, have been following you for a while. Loved your memorial garden series. We had our first serious frost so winter comes.
Your garden is beautiful. It is beauty provider and a food provider. Good job
Hello! I'm a new subscriber and am loving your posts, which I find so interesting, inspirational and calming. You talked about the Aqualegia and not knowing its name. The common name for it is Colombine 🥰. Your garden is a beautiful refuge. Thank you 💕
Thanks so much for sharing your garden life with us! I absolutely love it when you gasp at things you find. I do the same thing, but I am alone no camera or anyone else around, so basically I gasp and then tell the plant how excited I am:) Thanks again!
What a beautiful allotment you have. Love seeing all the gorgeous and varied flowers. Keep up the great work.
Beautiful tour. It felt like we were taking a walk around with you and I always learn from your tours. Thank you for sharing this with us x
Pond vote here!!! 🐦🥰🦎🥰🐸 Brings more wild life 💕 so much work initially, but so much enjoyment after.
"it's like a burlesque dancer!". 🤣😂💃🥰 I get wooed by lovely flowers too!
Your tulip pots and your wildlife corner are just stunning!!! 💖💖
Thank you for your sharing of your experiences in your beautiful garden the LORD has blessed you with. You help so many with what you do. God does tell us in His 7th commandment not to misuse His name. I pray He opens your heart to see that saying "Oh my God" is being disrespectful. I understand so many are in the dark about this command. I pray for your awareness dear Katrina. Exodus 20:7, Psalm 103:1-1-5. God bless you. 💜✝️
@@sherrimisch2012 I did not write what you quoted, but I believe exclaiming God's name "OH, my God ....how I love you or that's so lovely and breath taking what you created" is different than taking his name in vain. Thank you for your time.
@@fareebug8439 Oh I agree. Giving Him praise. Yes. But I did not hear her say that. Just my perspective. I love her and her work.
No easy to handle such big garden with edible n flower plants ..great you are 💪
Thank you for sharing your lovely garden with us 🙏🏽 You know what.. really see you working together with monty and lovely Allen and al the others ..🍀🙏🏽💝 You really got ‘it’ on camera🌼
Fabulous as ever, I always enjoy your videos. Looking great
Set up of your combination very creative. Highly appreciated.
I truly enjoyed the walk through your beautiful
Garden DARLING, BLESSINGS FROM OZ.
Garden is looking magic
Enjoy seeing your allotment garden. This is new to me here in America. It’s fun to see different styles of gardens. Thanks for sharing! 💚👩🏼🌾
Your garden plot is so lovely.. 😊 We get so busy in the garden that we don't see the wood for the trees do we.. Lovely little surprises when we just walk around and take it all in and see all the beauty right in front of us. 😊
April and may were so tough as a gardener! I’m in Staffordshire uk. Bit the bullet mid may and planted up the plot. After all the rain followed by the amazing sunshine it’s all growing now. Sadly the bind weed is too so I face a new battle 😆😆😁
just thought I pop in to catch some shade and lighter clothes. summer has finally arrived with a bang after all the rain. Denmark here so just a little behind you. enjoy the weather and the garden. mother nature calls me out to dig.
Love to see your videos, your garden is wonderful 💯❤️bless you always beautiful heart ♥️ 💯🙏🙏🙏
Love the beginning of this video with the sun at your back. Beautiful
Hi Katrina.Your garlic LOOKS GREAT.In Brooklyn,NY USA we had 2 to 3 inches of rain Friday to Sunday.May 29 to May 30.I do not want anymore rain.It can rot the garlic now.
I really like your alotment. Specially the flowers and apple
Katrina once again nice videoclip from your beautiful Homegrowngarden! Every time I learn more from your plants,vegetables and flowers. Greetings Pieter Smit from the Netherlands
Your videos are really lovely. I love to watch you. Winter here in New Zealand and we have just had a masive rain storm after an autumn of no rain at all. So today its clean up day. There is water debris everywhere.
You and your plants are so healthy. You always take simple steps to identify your ideology about plants which is quite easy to understand. Thanks, Ma'am for your great contribution to us.
I like the lens flare it makes you look quite angelic🙂
Those white flowers look lovely!
Another great video whereby I hit the 'thumbs up' during the intro. I'm particularly interested to watch the progress of the sunflowers and corn, then the potatoes, peas and beans, then the carrots and tomatoes. Well done. Quality as always.
Beautiful 😁
My dahlias are in pots outside and growing
Slugs are eating my tomatoes and beans🤪
Can’t wait for June updates
What a lovely garden and tour 😊❤️ thank you 🙏 From Denmark 🇩🇰
Wow Katrina. I just watched your Gardeners World episode. We get ut on Britbox in Canada. I felt so ridiculously proud of you!
Love your energy, very nice to watch you .hope to get some of your experience and enthusiasm 😊
Your Spring sounds like our Autumn in the South of the South Island New Zealand. Love your garden inspiration.
And I forgot to mention I love your channel, you have the same zone and climate that i have in Cape May..a peninsula surrounded by salt water.
What a difference in just one month. Keep up the good work all looks beautiful. 🌿☘️🍀🌺🥀🏵️
A beautiful allotment such a wonderful mixture of flowers and food growth. With the view too now over the hedge, it's fabulous. 💚💚
Omg beautiful! I have allotment since December this year. I would love to have some seeds from you. Greetings from Scotland!
Blessings fellow Scot. Ontario Canada 🐝🏴
I love to see your allotment is always so beautiful! Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Watching your channel is my guilty pleasure. You are calming and inspire me to try new things all the time.
Your plot really is a haven for wildlife and a wonderful balance between nature and nurture.
I am very proud of you and I hope every now and then you are able to see your wonderful achievements.
Big love, Rob.
I planted kidney beans between my rows of sweet corn and sweet potatoes between the rows of popcorn. I did winter squash with the sweet corn last year but it spawled outside the bed and made it hard to get to the corn. Planted mixed colors of lupine this year for those big flower spikes.
well that was lovely well done
Wow! Congratulations on Gardener’s World! I’ll have to see if I can find it!🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉
Your garden is very beautiful. The soil is incredibly nice and rich. The flowers @14:10 are called columbines.
Great tour. Your allotment looks stunning.
Yes, we needed the rain as well. Everything is dry. But now the weather is changing. ☀️
Absolutely stunning. Those tulips!! Oh my goodness!
We have had a cold Spring in Manitoba as well. You have done a beautiful job on your allotment. Brilliant!🇨🇦
Here in PA I've had late frosts and very little rain in april,no rain in may until yesterday. It has been four years without good peach weather but they are booming right now! Your oasis very amazing,great work.
I’m in PA as well. Rain for 3 days then finally a nice day yesterday and today!
Try a tea made of young raspberry, currant, cherry leaves. One of my favorite childhood memories of our garden life. Best prepared over fire.
Hi Friend! Excellent!😊👍64
Love your garden! I so wish I had the space to grow perennials. It's what I did in the late 80s/90s, but now it's mostly just vegetables (in this location). Here in Southern California I'm currently harvesting green beans and have just pulled out the remainder of my shelling peas. My pet squirrel is enjoying them immensely. Lots of green cherry tomatoes, a few small slicers starting, cucumbers will start being harvested within the week, and the zucchini plants have just started flowering. The weather has been so mild lately -- high 60s/low 70s and mostly cloudy -- not the norm for here. Looking forward to following along with your gardening year.
Greetings from Poland, great presentation of your allotment in Gardeners Word.
Looks beautiful, lots of hard work gone into your plot. 👍🏻
Considering the weather we've had, your garden is doing really well.. Bit of warmth it will grow crazy...your lupins will look a picture this year. Thay look very healthy..not sure about quaker grass..tends to spread everywhere. Love the soft fluffy Ness and colours of the flower beds. 👍
It all looks amazing and robust. Really happy that you've been featured on TV. I'm not in the UK or I"m sure I'd have seen it. 🌱
Thank you for your hard work making these. Cheered me right up. Doing a DIY SOS for a friend whilst their having a break this bank holiday so won't be planting out much until later in the week.
Be well and stay safe.
Here in Belgium it was also more fall rather than spring.
Still now tulips are blooming.
Crazy weather ...
Hopefully June will be a better month fir our plants ...they need it.
Wow, you're so far ahead of us (Sweden, by the East Sea). We're late this year, but still, there's such a difference. My broad beans are about three inches high, and nothing is even close to where you are. But we'll get there! Finally some warm weather now after all that rain.
Never seen Hawthorn looking so resplendent in all my 50 plus years.. same to be said for Bird Song.. and Meadow Buttercup.. something weird going on...:-)
Great tour of your beautiful garden
Awesome, lovely time of the day to film this.
The flare's cool. Our weather's opposite. We had more rain in April than May. If our summer is dry, I'm ready to set up a canopy. Last year some of the plants were sunburned. What if you use a claw-foot tub, an above-ground pond, or imagine a solar-powered water pump pouring into a pond. Create a tropical forest. Easier said than done. 😁
Hi. Your garden looks brilliant.. I'm a gardener by profession, there's mainly no hard set rules, what works in one garden may not work in another. One problem I had in alot of gardens in dry April was dogs browning off lawns with urinating.. Your garden looks sheltered with hedges etc, that makes a huge difference. My work is on dartmoor.. Different set of challenges... That cold snap has put everything behind. Your veg looks great.
It looks so gorgeous.! I absolutely love the Poppy seed head sculptures in the wildlife corner, understandable how much you love that area =^)
YES I saw you, I actually said it out loud, I know her..well so to speak. Here in the states it's been no rain where I live in Maryland for weeks til today, it's been all day.
Wow beautiful place and nature very like it
What a luxurious garden! I also love your enthusiasm. ❤️ I also have Rose Campion, just south of Atlanta, GA zone 8b, and they are so tall and cheerful!
Hi your plot is looking really lovely you must be so proud, that would be nice to have a bigger pond lots more wild life would be interesting to see what happens, your rhubarb is looking lovely my rhubarb is small and leaves are going yellow and it’s small this year it must be the weather we are having in the south I hope the rest of the vegetables will be 👍 , take care be safe 🍓🍓
Looking so amazing in just one months time
Aquilegia vulgaris ‘Winky Double Rose-pink’ (Winky Series)... :) (or "Winky Pink and White" - they're so beautiful!)
Love your videos and your beautiful smile
Hello from USA. That flower is called Aqulegia. They are different colors and its a great for pollinators.
Beautiful
Thank you for such a great tour. Your garden is like mine's big sister!
I know exactly what you mean by getting sucked in to all those beautiful small areas, I can often lose myself for a couple of hours in them, especially in late evening when there are spells of absolute silence.
Still think there are patches crying out for Cerinthe!!!
In agreement with your philosophy on aphids but my neighbour's roses are very close to my gooseberries and if not dealt with . . . . no gooseberries!
Your garden is so beautiful. 😊 You are very lucky not having slugs and snails. My lupins, dahlias and many other plants get eaten by slugs every year.. 😕
So lovely thanks for showing us around!
My grandma unfortunately passed away in March. My mum found a bag full of runner bean seeds in her house recently, which I don't know how old they are, mum thinks they are from quite a long while ago, I've planted them today, and will see if they come up!
Love your videos, from Melbourne Australia, we've just gone into our Winter
Your garden is so lovely, even after this wet month, I can tell you, the weather was not better in south-west Germany... 🙈😅🌧Your arrangements of flowers are so beautiful and I love listening and learrning about all you do! A little hint for you: Put garlic between the strawberries, they will be more healthy! (Though yours look great!)
Hi! New viewer here and I found you through Gardeners World. I’m in the second year of trying to figure out homegrowing produce up in Northern Sweden - Brit abroad so all my mum’s best advice doesn’t necessarily apply here. We’ve had it cold too but sunny days have helped things along in my conservatory and raised beds a lot. The almost 24 hour light will hopefully get things going really fast now, which is needed because our growing season is so short! Just starting out with no dig too so that’ll be an interesting process. Looking forward to seeing how your plot develops through the summer months.
yeah! that great part of the month just arrived!
Very nice video thanks and I’ve learned a few things and had fun doing so
Lovely garden has always. A wet cool May in NW Missouri also 2 to 3 weeks behind normal 👨🌾