Potato Harvest, Broad Beans and A New Gate!! Ep 168 || Plot 37
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- Changes on the Plot this week - A New Gate! Or maybe not 'new' but new to us. :D And still harvesting Potatoes and Broad beans!
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I think of my self as a very practical person, but I learn so much from you it’s insane! Thank you so much.
Ann, Norway
Hi Jessie & your Mum, great harvest 😊 great job on putting your new gate in, fab Birthday gift off your Dad too. You have got a lot of planting done too. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊
Thanks Jess, I agree, where would we be without Mr Hose!? 😂
Loved watching your video. I loved how you and your mum were barefoot while on your plot. 😊
Great video. Nice gate.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💓🥰🤗
Coucou 👋🏻 👋🏻
Encore une belle vidéo bravo 😊
A bientôt
I'm so glad I'm not the only one struggling and a bit behind the curve. It's only my second year gardening and these past few years have been quite the interesting ones to learn through! My peas are still looking green and lush because I planted them in a shady spot but no peas yet - maybe too shady. My tomatoes have tried to take over the garden this year. Definitely planted too many. Love the new gate - well done. All that work in the heat - makes me want a drink xx
Great vlog, loved it all. Picked my 1st outdoor tomato yesterday. What a crazy season we are having this year.🍅👍
Being a member of the "other solstice" I can tell you I'm cheering you on for bumper harvests Jess.
Great looking gate👍
A tadpole tour would be lovely when you get the time please.
The gate looks great Jessie you are brilliant at diyxx
Next time you post hole shovel dig out 4 inches fill hole with water and let it soak in, then take out soil will be soft and repeat 😊
July 1 is Canada Day. I’ll be celebrating in my garden. I was away for a week and I have much to do! You inspire, as usual. Great gate! Nice to see the Richmond Hill solstice sunset. Be well! ❤️👍🇨🇦👩🌾🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️
Only 20 to go to have watched all 188 videos learnt a lot
Boy,❤ you really need to bring in clay to those garden beds. :)
I love corriander .
I take a can of drained chick peas and put in a bowl then i added finely chopped fresh garlic finely chopped char grilled blistered chillies skin peeled off seeds removed
Next i add finely grated peeled fresh ginger, pink hymalayan salt , freshly ground black pepper .a fist ful of chopped fresh corriander and the juice of a couple of lemons or limes .stir well and chill in fridge for half an hour or so .
Remove from fridge and serve with olives and feta cheese and a wedge of crusty bread and sea salted west country butter and tomato salad .
Completely missed it this week. Been build a windowsill plant stand so I can move my new blond orange tree in the porch during the winter and some succulents. Installed today looks really good. Picked some of my potatoes red Duke of yorks but a few had scab on the skin which I think may be due to the hot weather and me not being very good with the watering
Would be great to see how your pond is flourishing!
Love you videos!!
Hey Jessie - another fantastic video 👍
Any chance of some more cooking videos? 🤞
Great job with the gate. My peas didn't do great either
Nice!
Great blog Jessie. Yes down here in NZ we are on the up towards Spring and summer. But like you our weather is all over the place too. It’s winter and my poor Apple tree in container has blossom!! 💕🌻
corriander is a cold weather crop. yes, it grows in summer, but it will always go to flowering without giving you the lush leaves. i do two plantings, one in september to provide leaves through winter and one in february to provide leaves until june, when it runs to seed.
Well done team jess, great gate and a lovely video.
Hi Jess you could save those fig branches by planting them ,to multiply your fig crops or make a gifts to someone , I would like to say thank by mentioning fresh chickpeas, earlier in the season , I tried it's amazingly good, nothing to do with the taste of the dry one , thank you for sharing with us, love from 🇫🇷
Great video Jesse. It's always a gamble to stick your hand in your boot to make sure there are no spiders. lol I do the same. Hoping there is NONE!
The gate looks fab. Had a surprise on my plot today, lots of baby blackcurrant plantlets, self seeded from last years dropped berries. Take care all X
Great update once again Jessie , love your gate a job very well done , keep up the good work and say Hi to your mum and Dad lovely to hear him get a mention lol xx
Gate looks fab, love the summer solstice, I've got coriander in my Polly (thought I'd sown basil) been told it likes cool weather not hot should I move it ? Fab vlog Jessie 🥰
``Would love the lettuce soup recipe please Jessie .Great gate and those brassicas look in fine form 🙂
Oh Jess an invite to visit a subscriber in Norway…..that would be an interesting video. Just live Norway.
Lovely gate! Please keep me posted on how you care for the fig trees. I planted my first last year, it survived the winter and seems to be growing very short. Also I started using your tips to train my duck to follow me into the garden area by day to hang out safely and am getting 3 girls for his flock next month that I also hope will follow. My chickens scratch too much and destroy garden beds, but ducks have been wonderful.
I don’t mind insects either but ants…yeah….too many too much. Still, you got spuds! Yay!🇨🇦👍❤️👩🌾. Scaaaaaaaapes!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Coriander is a cool season crop so it may be more successful in a partly shaded location.
Got everything crossed for your chickpeas 🤞🤞🤞 You've inspired me to have a grow next season (Australia) so I will be watching your progress intently!!! 🌏💙💚🤎🌿🍃🌱🪱
Such a lovely vlog. My goodness, you are having a heat wave!! The gate looks so FANTASTIC!🎉🎉🎉
🥰 Happy solstice, from USA. 🥰
Your basil is looking amazing
Ooh I am downing in lettuce also so anyway of using it up sounds good, what's your favourite soup recipe? 🥬
My peas have not gone well at all either Jessie. Love the new gate. That looks great ❤
Have lettuce for tea& you will sleep the night through , it's in most herbal sleep remedies (Lactuca ! ) 😴 💤 😅
I might have to try this, I'm a very poor sleeper 🥱
My dad used to have lettuce sandwiches before bed to help him.sleep.❤
Think I will ne trying this to get a good nite sleep and iv just cut some that's supper sorted. X
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What way do you make lettuce tea and is it any particular lettuce 😊
Blimey Jessie a spirit level as well.
Thanks. I always enjoy your videos and learn loads too. Sitting watching whilst shelling broad beans.
Hi Jess my sons a chef and he worked in London and one place he asked me to make nut roast to sell at Christmas time. So I found an amazing recipe and you put in literally handfuls of chopped coriander and it was delish and I not a veggie but 2 things I didn’t eat much were coriander and scotch bonnet that also went in👍
The navvies call your post hole digger, a crow's beak!
Lettuce soap never thought of that. I’m always doing construction jobs on my allotment. I use cut off scaffold poles into ground to stop rot and insert wood inside. Grand spot to see the summer solstice.
😂 I have a frog living in one of my potato pots because the grass I topped up with is not quite up to the stems. Who needs girlie tools when there’s garden tools 😂. Great job on the gate and glad you cemented it 👍. Next present a battery powered tree trimmer 🤔. Did you think of making cuttings of the fig you pruned? My coriander self seeded and was 4’ tall until the wind took it down 😢. Amazing how the girls know when moms got food. Have a great week ladies happy gardening, Ali 🌞🇨🇦
I have sowed seed at the back of my herb trough at home. I normally sow multisow as I did red basil which grew much better than my normal bogstandard green
Love the gate.
That was great. Learned a lot. Will learn even more next one! Cheers
the gates great and a lovely video jessie
Thanks for the great video..❤
A couple of videos since you spoke about field beans, how do you use yours and any recipes? I have harvested just over 4kg of beans after podding. They are blanched and frozen so any ideas would be more than welcome.
I have discovered that peas don’t like constant full sun they like a little shading. I have grown them for few years now alderman and this is what I have discovered.
I did that with the tomato shoots and they flopped but now they're growing away just like you said. Looking forward to next week.
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Will try your way .I keep it in a lot in green house .have to water all the time.
I love it.
What is achogia (the 5 plants you put by the arch) & what do you do with it ? Thanks
You & mum looked to have a good time in the hill.
Hi, I hope you make cuttings from those bits of fig tree!
My god I can’t believe it’s been a year since I watched you on last years solstice
Is it too late to sow some leeks for a later harvest? I have never been one to succession plant, but am trying to be more mindful of it this year. I really enjoy your channel. It inspires me to keep trying.
I love coriander. I tried some Vietnamese Coriander the other day, that a friend was growing. I thought it tasted horrible - really soapy - how people who don’t like normal coriander describe it.
The leveller/chopper hoe is very popular in North Africa. That hole digger tool looks hard work though …
The first time I used a post hole digger, I awoke wondering what the hell I had done to my shoulders. Ouch! 😂
Happy sunturning from Norway :D I just love your blog! You are so lovely and funny the way you can giggle with just one breathe-out :) I find your vlog so relaxing and educational to watch, just what I need. Come visit me some time, hugs from Norway
lovely new gate! lovely solstice beer date! right now while days are long and warm, would rooting a couple of starts off your cabbage tree be a thing? not sure what time of year is best, but i wonder if cuttings could be rooted. maybe? : )
How do you cook the scapes Jessie?
My chick peas last year were amazing I decided to double up this year and they all withered and failed so 😩no chick peas
Hi Jess. I just wanted to know is it to late to grow more carrots and beetroot in our veg pod,we live I. The south west. Thanks.❤
Love seeing your dad there ❤😊
Ermm that's not her "Dad" 😊
Yep I am a coriander hater 😂
When is the best time to start a cabbage tree from seed, is it too late for this year?
Sorry, off topic question. Is anyone having problems with aminopyralid in horse manure again? I'm in Scotland, keep my horses at home and use their manure for composting. It's beginning to look like I've had contaminated hay because anywhere I've used their manure I'm having real problems with beans, onions, leeks, beetroot. I'm a beginner so my raised beds are just put in and I can see a real difference between them and one bed with just unmodified soil. My runner bean leaves (bought as plants) have got paler and paler until they're almost yellow with some distortion now beginning (Painted Lady and Emergo), onion starts are stuck, onion sets did OK at first, now seem stalled.The more manure in the bed the worse the problem is. However my sprouts are growing absolutely fine.
Will pak choi make it thru the summer? Won’t it bolt
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Did you get the cats seal of approval on the gate?
My peas suffered the same fate😢
Coriander is the devil's herb. I can't even touch it cos it smells so bad. Soapy yuckness.
I hope you dryed some of those bay leaves if you see proper DIY's video on postcret verses proper concrete you know that postcret is not very good but as it's only small posts and you filled the hole to the top I think you will be ok it doesn't set as hard as real concrete and you need to fill the hole right to the top to shed water away from the post otherwise it will rot at soil level
It's time Berta had a new frock......
Jesse is the guy your boyfriend? I love your videos.
Lettuce soup…… what is this…
Does anyone know who the man is.
My Jessie Babe.
❤&Mum❤&Dad❤& ❤
Lettuce soup🤮
"promo sm" 🙏
get some vino down you love your mum old school x
Beautiful garden & video, Jess. Loving the bit of Richmond hill with your mother too. Thank you for sharing.