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Hello mate you’re well organised with your brassicas. The cain clips are a good idea I missed them at Malvern. A good selection of tomatoes will be interesting to see how good the blight resistant they are. All the best Nic 👍🍅🌶️🥔🫛
I enjoyed this! You have so much going out! I’m looking forward to seeing your onions planted! What an assortment of tomatoes 🍅! I’m spreading some gypsum before planting this year, it puts bio available sulphur and calcium to the soil but doesn’t change the PH! Klaus
Hi Klaus, great to hear from you!! Yes, hopefully the onions will be planted today then I can begin to fill the greenhouse pots. Hope the weather stays kind 😎
Great stuff Nigel. I sow too many as well, and I needed them! Bloody pigeons and slugs LOL I used those cane clips on my old plot - stupidly I left them on the canes when I vacated!
i've noticed more and more people building brassica cages. my grandad used to plant in rows of about 20 or 30 brassicas a time. no nets and always had decent plants growing. all he ever did was walk along the rows every visit to his allotment to seek and destroy caterpillars. it must have worked, because my mother was fussy. wouldn't touch anything with caterpillars. i can't ever remember her discarding any produce. i'm growing the same way..................brian
Hi Andy… yes, so many blight resistant varieties out there now. For growing outdoors give them more flavour than those grown in the greenhouse. Not sure if it’s due to the trace elements in the soil?????
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Really like those pole clips
Its that time mate, we are all rushing to get stuff into their beds atm. great video
Cheers mate, as you know things are taking a little bit longer at the moment, but hopefully we will get there 😉👍🏻
Hi Nigel, what a great video, always a pleasure to watch with all the important hints & tips! Thanks for sharing and take care 😊
So nice of you Christine!! Many thanks for watching 😊
Hello mate you’re well organised with your brassicas. The cain clips are a good idea I missed them at Malvern. A good selection of tomatoes will be interesting to see how good the blight resistant they are. All the best Nic 👍🍅🌶️🥔🫛
Great update Nigel , you make it look so easy 👍
Cheers Jim. Lucky my daughter is home at the moment and having her behind the camera saves a huge amount of time. 👍🏻
@@MuddyBootz sounds very well organised Nigel , keep up the good work 👍
Hello there Nigel happy gardening my friend
Awesome clip idea. Lots of green in the ground now Nigel. Have a super week, Ali 🌧️🌥️🇨🇦
Thanks Ali, yes those clips… I wish I had got a few more. Hopefully the trader will be at the Autumn/Fall show 😊👍🏻
I enjoyed this! You have so much going out! I’m looking forward to seeing your onions planted! What an assortment of tomatoes 🍅! I’m spreading some gypsum before planting this year, it puts bio available sulphur and calcium to the soil but doesn’t change the PH!
Klaus
Hi Klaus, great to hear from you!! Yes, hopefully the onions will be planted today then I can begin to fill the greenhouse pots. Hope the weather stays kind 😎
Great stuff Nigel. I sow too many as well, and I needed them! Bloody pigeons and slugs LOL
I used those cane clips on my old plot - stupidly I left them on the canes when I vacated!
I can’t remember the company what sold the clips. Good price I thought, wish I had got 20 of the smaller size also 👍🏻.
Hi Nigel look forward to following your blight resistant tomato trails we grow crimson crush and this year have crimson rose.
Thanks Nigel x
You are most welcome 😊
Thank you Nigel, great video God bless! ❤
You are very welcome… thank you! 😊
i've noticed more and more people building brassica cages. my grandad used to plant in rows of about 20 or 30 brassicas a time. no nets and always had decent plants growing. all he ever did was walk along the rows every visit to his allotment to seek and destroy caterpillars. it must have worked, because my mother was fussy. wouldn't touch anything with caterpillars. i can't ever remember her discarding any produce. i'm growing the same way..................brian
Thank you Nigel another great video, looking forward to your feedback on the differing tomato varieties Best Wishes Andy
Hi Andy… yes, so many blight resistant varieties out there now. For growing outdoors give them more flavour than those grown in the greenhouse. Not sure if it’s due to the trace elements in the soil?????
Enjoyed the video, thanks.
I would love some cane clips, please could you let me know the company that supply them .
Yes… will try and post the link in a future video… if I can remember the trader 😀