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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Part one
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From the look of this plot it looks like the previous plot holders once loved it and did a fair to midlin job of running it. I wonder if they got sick, moved or had some other unforeseeable reason for having to give it up. A shame for them but good news for you guys. I hope if the last people are watching your channel they will be able to enjoy their old plot through your eyes. It is so hard as we get older and are not able to do the things we used to love and enjoy doing. At 72 I still really enjoy my garden but as the years slip by (and they do so faster than ever it seems!) I really dread the day I have to move from my home and possibly go into care....I think my garden will be the hardest thing to give up. Anyway, I pray that won't be anytime soon. So, take care and stay safe, Sandie from Ontario Canada. PS... I love watching your videos and even when I am unable to do the things you are doing, I can enjoy watching you doing them, on my behalf so to speak....keep it up Joe (and Kelly) Love you both!
This was so satisfying to watch lol isnt it wierd how house work and tidying are chores, yet clearing a plot is so fulfilling! You could tell you were enjoying getting stuck into it 😁😁
Hugelkulture beds are fab, where you fill the bottom half of the bed with old timber to rot down. Saves a fortune on compost and provides a natural source of fertility. A lot of my beds have some form of hugelkultur at the bottom.
Glad to see you walked away from the problem neighbour plot, i said something better would turn up now get that bloody old rickety shed down and bung up a tunnel lol.
Good start on the new, new plot,lol.
a lot of work done there and its beginning to show all the best
Funny infectious laugh. Fair play for cleaning in light jeans!!!
Nice Work, glad to see you now have a nice plot!
In all honesty I'm glad you gave the other one up and got this one its bigger for a start and you don't have people walking through it to get to theres I'm looking forward to this
I stumbled onto your channel a month or so ago. I enjoy watching you and I am so glad you have this new plot ! That last one seemed to be nothing but headaches due to the people mainly ! It was their loss really!
I live in the USA ~~ Alabama ~~ For some reason I really enjoy watching all of you guyes working on your allotments !
I watch a lot of homesteader videos and after a bit youtube started recommending videos from across the big pond~~
I enjoy yours so much that I finally signed on the computer and subscribed ~ and ~Liked ~~ I normally watch them on the tv , while I am not signed in to youtube! LOL!
Oh! I really love your laugh! My hubby and I get a kick out of your attitude about things !
Can't wait to see how you will design and create in this new allotment!
Hi Joe good start nice to see you happy and doing what you love to do hope your fellow plot holders are nice not like the other horrible lot
WOW ! Look at you hard at work. You are in your happy place. Glad to see that. Can't wait to see what you decided to do with your plot. Miss that Kelly. Hope everything is all right with her. Hope to see more of her. It's getting closer for me to start to work out doors. Love Della, Iowa, US. :) :)
Looking forward to the backlog of vids. Just paid a years rental on an allotment plot which requires a little bit of attention.
Way to go. Looking forward to the next videos. So happy for y'all.😊
Your new plot has been really well looked after in the past. A lot of work and attention has gone into it. It's amazing how quickly a garden can deteriorate and look a mess. Can I be a bit cheeky? Your previous designs have given a lot of space to paths and buildings. Could you consider larger cultivated areas? I've always admired your courage and 'can do' attitude especially when you were giving so much at the site where you organised the Shop. Good luck with all your endeavours. You and Kelly are the Salt of the Earth and I love sharing just a little bit of your adventure.
Hazelford Well the wider paths and cooking / seating areas are because I build gardens. There’s only two of us to feed and we get so much food even now we still give loads of it away. If we ever ran low on crops I’d just build more beds and it’s nice to have room for my building videos (Pallet Projects) I’m in no rush to landscape the entire area and leave myself short of working space haha I’ll be having even wider pathways on the new plot to allow tractor access and I can use the tool to help those who want manure and wood chip but struggle with a wheelbarrow. Glad you’re enjoying the vlogs 🌱👍
Joe Mills It was cheeky and ignorant of me to make suggestions about your designs. Thank you for taking the time to answer.
Hazelford Not at all 🌱👍
As always Jo. Great to see. I found out I got a new plot today. My neighbour has given his up, lucky for me most of the hard work has been done. Hes worked his plot for many years and is in a much better state than mine. I'm really looking forward to a new growing season on a better plot. Thanks again for your videos, I love what you do. You inspire me.
Nice one Joe. You’re making your mark on it already 👍 Hope Kelly likes the new new plot and looking forward to seeing her around again soon, I bet she can be quite handy/useful when she wants to be 😃
Cracking start Joe, seeing as you have lots of wood, and you’re allowed fires...they’re a good way to clear weeds too...just keep moving the bonfire about and the heat kills the weeds underneath obviously 😁...atb mate, Mark
So please you’ve got a new allotment joe ,it’s great to see you getting back to what you enjoy ,can’t wait for next video 👍
I havent started yet.. but I just have to say cane in from beginning to clear my own garden up for autumn saw this on you tube says yes!!! And grabbed a cuppa!! Yah love your videos!!
yay the video ive been waiting for!!!
This is getting exciting! :)
Joe you have such an infectious laugh 😜😝🤪 lol nice to see you getting stuck in so soon, we’ll done 👍
Really helpful thanks!
Thank you for the video!
Awesome job, getting all that rotten wood ripped out! As always, looking forward to your future adventures on the new allotment!
Shame on those people whom left all the rubbish behind. Well done👍👍
White jeans to the alloment kellys gonna love u haha cant wait to see how its gonna end up xxx
Small Garden Big Dreams Hahaha Winter jumped up at me covered in mud a sludge while out walking her and practically wrote them off so they are now my Allotment jeans hahaha
I love videos like that!!! 👍💪 Greets from the north of germany
🏴 hi Joe, will be watching this series with great anticipation, I've been promised an allotment plot in the next couple of weeks and I look forward to seeing what ideas you come up with 👍👍👍 👍
Best wishes
Steve
Hi Joe just found your channel. Been container gardening for the past few years except this year but hoping by the end of the year to have my very first allotment so going to be taking loads of notes from your series.
Hello Joe,
so much energy, love it.
Maybe you could make a living out of transform other people’s plot. You would be a rich man. Lol😉
keep it up.
best regards , Joyce 💚👩🏻🌾🍀
great to see you back in your happy place, I think I heard that letting the wood rot down instead of burning it is better for carbon capture, plus think of all the beneficial bugs, fungi and bacteria which will live in it while it breaks down 🙂
You can use the wood really any which way, both as permaculture or burning and spreading the Ash to add nutrients to the ground. Win win.
Great start. That gravel board was a good find, plenty of uses for that. Wish I could get started on my plot, it's underwater at the moment, very frustrating.
Still better than under 3 feet of snow!
My grandfather would burn the old wood on a new bed to add to soil structure 🖤
I'd've kept the three stage compost bins and continued using them, but that probably just shows how lazy I am, or how unresourceful I am in building new ones.
Had another few years worth of use seems a waste pulling it apart
O would of burner the wood bud and use it as compost really good ash for plants but maybe you are not allowed to have a wood burner on Allotment..
i wish my new plot was a) as tidy as that one to start with and b) as dry as that lol
Hi Joe will you be able to get your hens back and put them on this sight?, many congrat's to you and Kelly on your new new plot wishing you both all the very best.
judith mannion Tony’s kids fell in love with them so I wouldn’t take them back now, he has done so well with them. I’m excited about the work ahead haha
That plot looks like it’ll be great! Thanks for the video! Very inspiring as we are heading to our first spring with our plot. Ps how do you keep your jeans so clean lol?! Went to our plot today with my 3 yr old and both of us came home completely covered in mud! 😂🙈 (I think she ate a worm or two as well!😳) look forward to seeing what you do on the plot!
You seem happy as a sandboy 😊😊😊😊😊, but you should pull up your trousers so you don't hurt the crown jewels...... 😉
Alright mate I was wondering if you can give me some advice I've just in the middle of clearing my allotment and Ive noticed I've got shed loads of grub worms how can I sort this out please
what i'd like to know, joe, is how long have the names permaculture and hugelculture been out. these are things that have been going on since my grandads day and all the old timers called it was a common sense way of getting rid of old wood etc. nobody ever looked to putting their name to old ideas.on the face of it, it looks like you fell on your feet with the new plot.as i say, thats only the visual side of it. does the plot flood? is the soil heavy? these questions will be answered as you go through each stage, mate.........................brian
Hey Joe, still enjoying your videos since I found the channel! Out of interest what do you do for work? You seem to get so much allotment time, makes me want to get out sorting my garden!
Jack Morris I don’t sleep much mate, I get a lot done while the world sleeps due to insomnia
I make it a habit to never handle something twice if I can help it.....could you not have started a fire right there on the plot....? But great work....you got alot done.....
What tiny thin garbage bags! I'm used to 158L 3mil bags...
At least the compost is aged!
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Lol ..site!!!
Alright mate I was wondering if you can give me some advice I've just in the middle of clearing my allotment and Ive noticed I've got shed loads of grub worms how can I sort this out please
Hi Tim, in all honesty I think you’ll have to introduce some beneficial nematodes! If you’re organic that is (I hope you are lol) do some research, plenty of selling websites out there who are worth a call. Other than that I’d emigrate’!!!