What a lovely tour and so nice to see your so much better after a tough go earlier in the summer. Omg squirrels 🐿️ ate a load of my spring bulbs in yep spring so I’ll have to find a solution next season. You have so many fantastic veg and harvests, happy growing Ali 🌦️🇨🇦
Hi Rachel very good videos. I really enjoy them. Please will you be able to go through how to store rice,pasta and and other items long term storage as Americans do. Good for prepping long term. Only if you have the time please
Thank you for sharing, im mid lancashire myself so it realy helps out a newbie like me. The squiirills also ate all my corn and the took all my carrots! Like 5kg gone overnight! Lol
Hi Rachel and Anthony, where do you get your white netting from? I struggle to get large pieces of it, sizes seem to be limited. It looks quite thick too. Great plot tour, your vide9s always lots of useful information. I'm trying to catch up on your videos and thought I would start with the last one first. I've been so busy. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊
As a complete veg beginner I now have a Lottie where I want to grow beans to keep and cook later like borlotti. I know you have to leave them on the plant til they have dries but does this encourage rodents to nibble on them at all?
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What a brilliant tour thank you all looks lovely especially loved the tall sunflowers and dahlias. Have a great week Tracy 😊
Thank you! You too!
Thank you for sharing your allotments, it's lovely to see !
What a lovely tour and so nice to see your so much better after a tough go earlier in the summer. Omg squirrels 🐿️ ate a load of my spring bulbs in yep spring so I’ll have to find a solution next season. You have so many fantastic veg and harvests, happy growing Ali 🌦️🇨🇦
Excellent tour thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
I was wondering where you were!
Hi Rachel very good videos. I really enjoy them. Please will you be able to go through how to store rice,pasta and and other items long term storage as Americans do. Good for prepping long term. Only if you have the time please
Thank you for sharing, im mid lancashire myself so it realy helps out a newbie like me. The squiirills also ate all my corn and the took all my carrots! Like 5kg gone overnight! Lol
Awww that is a shame!
Hi Rachel and Anthony, where do you get your white netting from? I struggle to get large pieces of it, sizes seem to be limited. It looks quite thick too. Great plot tour, your vide9s always lots of useful information. I'm trying to catch up on your videos and thought I would start with the last one first. I've been so busy. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊
It is enviromesh if you google it
Can you help me. My blueberries have had brown spots for 2 years. I can't seem to get them healthy!
Do you ever grow large onions directly in the ground,?
Yep! Harvesting MASSIVE onions: 2022 Vegetable Garden: Allotment UK
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As a complete veg beginner I now have a Lottie where I want to grow beans to keep and cook later like borlotti. I know you have to leave them on the plant til they have dries but does this encourage rodents to nibble on them at all?
We haven’t had problems. Rodents will eat lots of veg though - most things so i wouldn’t let the beans be a concern to stop you trying!
Cut the bottom off plastic bottles and put them overt your sweet corn 🌽🌽🌽🌽
Yep have seen a few people do this! Def too late for ours - they have had a feast 🤦♀️
Chrysanthemums not carnations?
Oh yes 😂
Must say I’ve not had any colleflower yet 🥬🥬🥬
Have spotted a couple today poking through!