Good morning Jess, late watching you this week. I instantly recognised the trip out to the garden centre at Syon park, lots of choice there usually spend way too much ! The sugar baby watermelons are fab, I grew them last year from the same seed company that you have purchased yours from. Happy growing.... no I'm off to plant all the seeds that I should have sown last week. Take care. Xxx
I've said this many times over the years but I'm saying it again ...I absolutely love the 🎶. I think I'm addicted because when I click on and hear the 🎶 start I know I'm going to enjoy because it's your vlog 😀 I instantly relax on edge of my seat as well
Weather crazy even in New Mexico, USA. Crazy winds making it really cold. Kicking up sand and making it hard to work. I have some similar work to get done and a bit untidy garden at the moment. It was encouraging and inspiring to see you get around and get things done. 😊
I had never tried chard, but on your recommendation I have been on the lookout for it. I found some at the market and cooked it up. All I have to say about chard is, “Lover, where have you been all my life?” Thank you Jesse! New plant for me to grow.
Try the cooked leaves with a little soy sauce and butter - ridiculously delicious. And just wait till you try freshly picked home grown - you are in for a real treat. Mine were doing spectacularly - and then the caterpillars got in (it's just that time of year) so I'm going to re-sow it. Best wishes to you for a bumper crop!
Regarding the citronella, deterring the foxes and badgers. You could soak old teabags in the citronella and scatter round the boundaries. The teabags work as a sponge. It's worth a try. Good luck 👍
Can I suggest you sow your parsnips in May for successful germination.. despite instructions on seed packets it's best to sow in warmth in May! Try it sure even just for the craic! ☘️ Happy Paddy's Day to you and mum!
It's so good to see your mom moving so well after her hip surgery. She has such a great smile now without all that pain. God bless you both.💚 Our weather here in Kentucky, USA is as crazy as yours. :(
Cheers Jessie. I'm a week behind watching this and thinking how warm the weather is now. Such a big difference. Mumcam made me chuckle. Think you might need to utilise Mumcam some more for the entertainment purpose. 😂
I had some seed trays in the kitchen and when it snowed earlier this week my cats decided it was to cold to go outside so used them as a littler tray. 😂 laughing now but no so much at the time.
I’m watching while cooking sourdough and bagels with a snow storm outside. When I’m done (in an hour) I need to pot up a few seedlings to go into the greenhouse tomorrow. My chickens will be happy because I botched a few slices so they’ll get them in their bedtime snack.
I,like you have been looking for quarter size trays . The answer however had been staring at me all the time. Fruit punnets are exactly quarter size and are plentiful 😅
Brilliant as always. Thought last nights potty mouths was great, wasn't sure if I could hear hedgehogs sneezing or cans of cider being cracked though 🤣🤔
On the California North Coast, this week it’s been flooding. Here near Eureka, we have had almost 4” of rain in 2 and a half days. We had two weeks of snow and hail before that. I am ahead on early potatoes, peas and spinach, behind on carrots and and onions. The broad beans have managed to survive it all. Tomatoes and peppers are sprouted indoors, but it’s too cold to move them outside to make room for squash and cucumbers, might fall behind on them too. At least our drought has ended. Love to Lil the Cat. Cheers.
Wow that is a quite the weather trials! It’s all a bit of a pest when it starts impacting sowing isn’t it!! Hopefully it will all work out for a great season later on. Cheers Joseph!
Hi Jessie, I love the lobster pj´s :) The weather here in south Berlin is crazy, too. This morning snow, than gray, now sunshine and later rain + airplane noise ;). I agree, usually the wind makes it challenging. My broccoli germinated like crazy on the window silt, also the sprouts...big decisions to make on how much to keep. Thanks for the wonderful vlog!
Hahhahaha, i though i had hidden them :D Airplanes and mad weather, what are we to do hahaha! So hard to not keep every single seedling isn’t it! I’ve got more ruthless but have to be careful not to leave the extras around because mum will try and sneak them in somewhere haha!
Enjoyed your contribution on pmgc Jessie and it’s nice to see someone else using every bit of all-but perished timber in their plot! We enjoyed your trellis corner fix up job! Making me feel a bit stressed reminding me of all the things I’ve not done yet but we are a bit behind you weather wise in Yorkshire! 🌺
Thanks, Jessie, to you and mum for another great vlog. I wait for you both every week. I just started my first seeds of the season a few weeks ago here in Alaska. I hope to do some indoor cucumbers this year, too. Thanks for a great weekly vlog!
stunning looking cuce seedlings Jess, well done you. With luck, and some warm weather you look as though you are in for a good crop. Fingers crossed for you.
Sugar baby is delish! I grew sugar baby outside, without protection in essex last year. Had a fair few and were so yummy to eat. Sugar baby and Serbian lights are my melon go too for outside growing
_6 last night still _3 here in South Wales,and I've come down with the worst cold ever and jeans as bad ,and of course it's dry out but don't feel like doing anything over physical
It’s too bad you couldn’t move the greenhouse into that corner completely but the cold frame works too. Hope the weather settles down and we can all get ramped up growing. Have a fantastic week ladies stay safe, Ali 🥰🇨🇦
I treated myself this week. I bought a windowsill shelve so I can have more plants, a new grow light, a potting up tarp, some potting up trays. I’m going to grow melons indoors this year, don’t have enough warmth to grow outside so hopefully I’ll get a few melons to enjoy
Oh I have cucumber envy!! Still got snow up here 😩 sowing seeds feels like a lifetime away. ….what a constructive week you had! Well done. Stay warm & have a great week Jessie …cheers 🥂
Hey Jessie! I just love your YT channel with you and your mom.😍 I am a grower myself and enjoy watching other growers in the US, UK and Sweden. I myself live in Sweden in the southern part and now grow a lot myself for my family, as the food here is insanely expensive. Lives out in the country and has large land to grow various crops. I think it's interesting how others do things and to be able to get different inspirations from them. The weather here in Sweden is sometimes crazy too. Some days it's minus 5-10 and some days it's +10
Got my seed potatoes in wilko's the other day 2k, £3.wilja second early, that's what the chippy's use great for chips, and desiree maincrop, good for roasting and boiling..
Hi Jess we have had loads of rain snow masses of it then rain frosts and windy storms which blew our poly to shreds where I had tons of seedlings and sown seeds. They went everywhere the table tipped over only a few survived I am devastated. Me and stanley secured it last eve after he finished work in freezing cold rain. This is 3 rd time now so that’s it it seems secure for now but can’t get in and out very well as taped up cos it ripped. I have to sow all those seedlings you looking at in garden centre all again. Anyway it’s not too late so gotta be positive👍
Another Tues morning treat! Thanks so much. Sowing tomatoes here… and other stuff. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍❤️🍅🥒🥦👩🌾🥬🫑🍆🌶️. Just noticed that Bertha needs a bit cheering. Lol!
hi jessie we also love watch its something me and hubby watch together as we are born breed in Hertfordshire but now live in Essex ,there are few shops you go to that i would love to visit while visiting my mum next time we are down there ,i think you and you mum do fab job on plot despite the badgers, and glad to see your mum has done well after her operation ,keep doing what you do we all love it 😁kay & Stuart
@@JessieatPlot37 thank you i was wondering about the shop you get your lose potato's from and the shop with all the pretty dahlias from the one u couldn't get a lot from as you was on foot at the time just don't know what both places were called kay.
Ummm...something you might consider. Coffee grounds are an amazing fertilizer. I use them all the time in my gardens, throw them across the snow in the winter to feed the soon to come lawn & crocus, etc.. And the grounds compost very quickly, even before the snow properly melts some years. Wouldn't it make a tad more sense to share the coffee grounds on top of the soil of your beds in order of importance of the crops, rather than feeding the weeds etc. around the boundary? Sort of feed the plants while deterring the annoyances (the wee beasties). In the beds: 2 birds/1 stone. Around the boundary: one deterrent but feeding the weed population: 1 bird/1 stone/1 more job to stay on top of over summer. Just a thought.
The weather is bonkers Jessie. I wanted to put my Red Duke of York in today, but it snowed all afternoon here in southern Scotland and its now perishing again. More waiting......
Hey Jessie, You are having crazy weather there. We are steady with the daytime -5° C to 5° C everyday and nighttime -16° C to 1° C. So normal for us also we have had 80 inches of snow this winter and 24 inches still on the ground. So I am starting all my seeds indoors so I will have good size plants for the garden on day one. I am doing 20 varieties of peppers and tomatoes this year. Lots of the regular vegetables. I am going to try some new ideas of vertical growing and succession growing. I am always so interested to see the seed varieties y'all have over there. I watch your channel and I get ideas for a particular variety and then I set off to find it and once found it can go in the current year's garden or the plan for the next year. Good luck with your spring and summer garden plans I do hope you find some good success and fun along the way. Peace and blessings bye for now
@@JessieatPlot37 We average 51.2" per year: this year is the 8th highest historical snowfall amount. FYI 98.6 inches was the all time record for one year. We are forecast 2" to 4" more inches of snow today so it is not over yet. We are used to it, so we just move it away and go do whatever you are supposed to do that day!
Hi Jess, currently picking a lot of cucumbers so I have dehydrated them as cucumber chips. Delicious! I also pre sprout my parsnip and sweet corn seeds as you have done. Tomato and capsicum seed I do as well. Currently a lovely autumn here apart from the 16mm of rain followed by 22mm the following hour the other day. Beryl in NZ
Hi Jessie, Coffee grounds are gold dust in the garden. We have been experimenting with them: - We use in the compost bin to warm it up. Particularly good in winter when “greens” are particularly short - Also in our mix for hugelkultur beds. We are in heavy water logged clay. - AND, we grew our Xmas potatoes in a coffee ground and sow dust. They were doing very well until the frost killed them. 😢 Have you sourced Brad Atomic Grape seeds? Or shall I send you an email with my details?
Hi Gina, yeah, they are are pretty great. I’m so happy the pubs saving them for me :D Also, no! No i haven’t found and Brads and I’d love some! If you drop me an email :D Thank you!
Hi I am holding off planting as it is snowing and the soil is frozen here in North Derbyshire, we get frost in May so only hardy things like onions before April here. Good luck stopping the badgers!
Gah, transplant shock is a horror! I’m very careful about compost and water temperatures when transplanting now after a few run-ins with it over the years. So frustrating! How much did you loose?
Feeling guilty about ‘making ‘you and Mom go to the Plot in this horrible mad weather ☹️🤥🥲….but Thankyou for going ‘above and beyond’!!!👍👍….If it’s any consolation, the reclaiming project was interesting and answered my query last week.Jolly neat idea to store the wood stack…and moving ‘Lils Perch’, and also a bit of Badger defence at the same time (get more pallets from places like builders yards, garden centres, Home Base etc…if would fit in back of car, with back seats down)….Those logs for wood burner, waste not want not!👍again…Good progress with deterring the ‘critters’, using even more recycled treasures…well done😃….Mom V Honeysuckle trial this week…Mom wins!!…of course, 🥊🥊..knock out…👏👏. Was that garden centre British Garden one?…My local one is closed till Wednesday this week?!… and the cafeteria…most likely to keep costs down. Will get their veg plantlets, I think, as the weather here totally abysmal!… had about 3 inches of snow recently here…and ‘alledgedly’ some ‘minus alot’ temperatures tonight (Tuesday)..maybe warmer by weekend???…more permanently this time 🙏🙏..You are very wise to delay going wild with the seed sowing just now…every year is so different!!…Gardeners have to outwit dear old Mother Nature, who is not being too helpful currently…😱🥶…The Girlies made me laugh..trying to snaffle the meal worms before you could get them out of the tin!!!..🐓🐓😂….and also Mom’s camera work with an interesting angle !!!..hilarious, but she’s a good sport, and chuckled about it too !!…By the way… the early morning potting up of cucumbers, in ‘PJs’ no less, very elegant, Jessie😄…..So… there was seed sowing at the end!!…Webb’s Wonderful, are just That…wonderful… have grown them!… also the variety lettuce which are pick and pick again types…The glass of wine is a good accompaniment to ease the sowing production line. !!!….Cheers, and Here’s to a Non Badger Plot, and ‘Actual Better Weather’?!!!.. Sue(still in Winter , Up North…🥶Bham)
Hahah, don’t feel guilty Sue. It’s great that you gave me a reason to get out and do something! :D Which is your local one Sue? Funny that its staying closed but yeah, like you say. maybe costs! Always handy to be able to pick up a few plants isn’t it. Even if we do also love growing from seed! It’s funny, I’ve had a couple of PJ’s mentions and i was convinced i kept them off camera hahahaha! Cheers Sue!
Great video as always, thank you. Totally non gardening question, where did your blue top that your wearing at the end come from please? My one like that is totally disintegrating it's so old, lol.
Thank you! Ah, its the Modal (i think its called) vest from Jigsaw! I’ve got so many of them, some are more that 15 years old… and yes, falling apart too. But i love them hahahah!
I will try watermelon grow one in the greenhouse and a few under the sky. I live in Poland so the weather could be too cold for watermelon under the sky. We will see which will be a better greenhouse or under the sky.
Here in the states we have a sweet corn called golden bantem. It’s a 55-60 day corn. I can generally direct sow it in june. Do you have a corn like that?
You are going for the same technique as me with the Parsnips. I had exactly the same issue as you last year. will you grow them in containers or in a bed?
Im so behind on everything , socthe things that are trickier to grow like chilli's ,peppers etc mine have thrived , the easy seeds like beetroot, sweetpeas have done nothing nit a single 1 , so im going to be so behind but living in the north west we are also struggling with light issues don't think we've had any sun for a week its ju gtey and overcast so the poor seeds are just not knowing what seasoncit is
So strange when things like that happen, isn’t it?! As least your chillis and peppers are flying!! I really hope the bum end of march is a bit brighter because we really do need some light don’t we!
Why so early Jessie ? I don't sow cucurbits till late April ,they get so big so quick.Seems so very cold and early for a lot of things but will be interesting to see if you pull it off 🙂
@@redshift5050 yes I'm aware of that and love Jessies Channel .Im just worried others will try growing the squashes and courgettes Jessie mentioned .She didnt mention the indoor growlights set up she has .
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Good morning Jess, late watching you this week. I instantly recognised the trip out to the garden centre at Syon park, lots of choice there usually spend way too much ! The sugar baby watermelons are fab, I grew them last year from the same seed company that you have purchased yours from. Happy growing.... no I'm off to plant all the seeds that I should have sown last week. Take care. Xxx
Exciting times now Jessie. Things certainly moving on. Great video again
Sanctuary is an appropriate word ! ENJOY!
This weather has been mental this March, snow, wind you name it. Just waiting for the horseman running up and down the allotment lol
Hahahahahah!
Jessie have you tried gherkins did them last year did ten jars in plckling vinegar delicious
Love your mums camera skills. The wood area looks great nice to have some sunshine although I understand it’s back to rain again soon
😊 tonights viewing sorted...Tuesday's are fab 👌
:)
You are my favourite to watch,
:D thanks Julie
You absolutely said it! And it’s by design!! n called geo engineering / weather seeding …increasing our dependency on them! And there’s chemtrails too
I've said this many times over the years but I'm saying it again ...I absolutely love the 🎶. I think I'm addicted because when I click on and hear the 🎶 start I know I'm going to enjoy because it's your vlog 😀 I instantly relax on edge of my seat as well
Hahahahahah!
Me too, so relaxing. Peace ❤
I love a good tidy.
Ditto!
❤&Mum❤
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I appreciate you & your mum doing these videos and the dedication for us all ♡♡ tysm 😊 weather has been so crazy here for US as well
Seems to be all over doesn’t it! Mad weather
I just love your mom's smiles. You two are great together!
Fab vlog Jessie weather is pants, off to hugelkultur a big raised bed in the rain 🥰
It is pants Sharon! Although i can see a bit of sunshine this morning here!
Cucumbers look fabulous. Thank you Jess for braving the elements.
Thanks Joan!
Weather crazy even in New Mexico, USA. Crazy winds making it really cold. Kicking up sand and making it hard to work. I have some similar work to get done and a bit untidy garden at the moment. It was encouraging and inspiring to see you get around and get things done. 😊
I had never tried chard, but on your recommendation I have been on the lookout for it. I found some at the market and cooked it up. All I have to say about chard is, “Lover, where have you been all my life?” Thank you Jesse! New plant for me to grow.
Try the cooked leaves with a little soy sauce and butter - ridiculously delicious. And just wait till you try freshly picked home grown - you are in for a real treat. Mine were doing spectacularly - and then the caterpillars got in (it's just that time of year) so I'm going to re-sow it. Best wishes to you for a bumper crop!
Woo! a new member of the Chard Appreciation Society! :D
We Love watching your channel from over here in France thank you for sharing 🪴🪴🌱🌱💐💐
Love your lobster pants.
Hahah, i thought i kept them out of shot!
I’m so glad you are aware how dangerous the short canes can be for your eyes. Good job. Don’t forget.
Yeah, they are a menace!
Thanks for braving this crazy weather we're having. Another great video . TICK ✔️
Regarding the citronella, deterring the foxes and badgers. You could soak old teabags in the citronella and scatter round the boundaries. The teabags work as a sponge.
It's worth a try.
Good luck 👍
Excellent idea Carolyn! Thank you!
😊 once more a great watch, inspirational every time. X
:D thanks as always Carl :D
Greetings,
The London weather is now on our shores...the Northeast is getting battered. Snowed in 🍷🍷🍷
“Snowed In 🍷🍷🍷” is a great thing :D
You are such a good handyman Jess well done
hahahah!
Can I suggest you sow your parsnips in May for successful germination.. despite instructions on seed packets it's best to sow in warmth in May! Try it sure even just for the craic! ☘️ Happy Paddy's Day to you and mum!
I’ve been thinking of trying a later sowing. I might do both this year!
The celeriac seems a very good idea, as at home it takes ages to germinate and you don't get big globes. Worth a try anyways.
Thats what i thought! :D
It's so good to see your mom moving so well after her hip surgery. She has such a great smile now without all that pain. God bless you both.💚 Our weather here in Kentucky, USA is as crazy as yours. :(
Amazing isn;t it! She’s good as new. :D
Brilliant thanks for sharing 🐸💚🐸
Weather is up and down like a yoyo, typical British spring. Onions and cauly are loving it though, waiting a while to sow anything else.
Yep, It’s all over the place :D
Cheers Jessie.
I'm a week behind watching this and thinking how warm the weather is now. Such a big difference.
Mumcam made me chuckle. Think you might need to utilise Mumcam some more for the entertainment purpose. 😂
I had some seed trays in the kitchen and when it snowed earlier this week my cats decided it was to cold to go outside so used them as a littler tray. 😂 laughing now but no so much at the time.
Hahahahah!, oh bloody hell! Thats funny with hindsight but yeah, i can imagine not so much upon discovery!!!
I’m watching while cooking sourdough and bagels with a snow storm outside. When I’m done (in an hour) I need to pot up a few seedlings to go into the greenhouse tomorrow. My chickens will be happy because I botched a few slices so they’ll get them in their bedtime snack.
All very idyllic Samantha!
Hello Jessie
You are one of my cheap watches. If you take a hair dryer to the plastic on that window it will tighten it up, so it won't move around.
That is an excellent bit of info Susan!!! I’ll be on that today!!
I,like you have been looking for quarter size trays . The answer however had been staring at me all the time. Fruit punnets are exactly quarter size and are plentiful 😅
Another great vlog Jesse ♡ cheers 🍻 👏 ✌️ 👍 😀
Cheers Tamara!
Brilliant as always. Thought last nights potty mouths was great, wasn't sure if I could hear hedgehogs sneezing or cans of cider being cracked though 🤣🤔
Hahahah, I’m going to blame the hedgehogs from now on!
On the California North Coast, this week it’s been flooding. Here near Eureka, we have had almost 4” of rain in 2 and a half days. We had two weeks of snow and hail before that. I am ahead on early potatoes, peas and spinach, behind on carrots and and onions. The broad beans have managed to survive it all. Tomatoes and peppers are sprouted indoors, but it’s too cold to move them outside to make room for squash and cucumbers, might fall behind on them too. At least our drought has ended. Love to Lil the Cat. Cheers.
Wow that is a quite the weather trials! It’s all a bit of a pest when it starts impacting sowing isn’t it!! Hopefully it will all work out for a great season later on. Cheers Joseph!
Hi Jessie, I love the lobster pj´s :) The weather here in south Berlin is crazy, too. This morning snow, than gray, now sunshine and later rain + airplane noise ;). I agree, usually the wind makes it challenging. My broccoli germinated like crazy on the window silt, also the sprouts...big decisions to make on how much to keep. Thanks for the wonderful vlog!
Hahhahaha, i though i had hidden them :D Airplanes and mad weather, what are we to do hahaha!
So hard to not keep every single seedling isn’t it! I’ve got more ruthless but have to be careful not to leave the extras around because mum will try and sneak them in somewhere haha!
Enjoyed your contribution on pmgc Jessie and it’s nice to see someone else using every bit of all-but perished timber in their plot! We enjoyed your trellis corner fix up job! Making me feel a bit stressed reminding me of all the things I’ve not done yet but we are a bit behind you weather wise in Yorkshire! 🌺
Thank you :) It’s always good to use all the scraps hahaha! What would we be without super long to-do lists, eh?
@@JessieatPlot37 probably chilling in the spa 🤣😂 or pub more!
use hair dryer to shrink the clingfilm and tighten it up..
yay!! progress on limiting badger backhoe damage!! 😊❤
:D bit by bit :D
Also ( an after thought) could you ask mum to let me know how she gets on with her secateur sharpener?
I have sharpened them for her and they are back to their best!!
Thanks, Jessie, to you and mum for another great vlog. I wait for you both every week. I just started my first seeds of the season a few weeks ago here in Alaska. I hope to do some indoor cucumbers this year, too. Thanks for a great weekly vlog!
Thanks Michael :D Good luck with your first wave of sowings, so exciting when the first lot of the year go in!
stunning looking cuce seedlings Jess, well done you. With luck, and some warm weather you look as though you are in for a good crop. Fingers crossed for you.
Thanks Mathew!
Your cucumbers look healthy and happy 😊 don't you just love Spring? Busy time but I love it
Yep! :D
Sugar baby is delish!
I grew sugar baby outside, without protection in essex last year. Had a fair few and were so yummy to eat.
Sugar baby and Serbian lights are my melon go too for outside growing
_6 last night still _3 here in South Wales,and I've come down with the worst cold ever and jeans as bad ,and of course it's dry out but don't feel like doing anything over physical
Ah, thats crappy Richard! Hope you’re both feeling better soon!
Jessie remember Badgers live underground so you will never beat them im afraid to say
It’s too bad you couldn’t move the greenhouse into that corner completely but the cold frame works too. Hope the weather settles down and we can all get ramped up growing. Have a fantastic week ladies stay safe, Ali 🥰🇨🇦
We did think about moving the greenhouse but decided that was going a bit extreme :D
coffee grounds in sure I heard blueberry bushes like it dug into their soil x
Yeah, i think i heard you could use it as a mulch for them!
I treated myself this week. I bought a windowsill shelve so I can have more plants, a new grow light, a potting up tarp, some potting up trays. I’m going to grow melons indoors this year, don’t have enough warmth to grow outside so hopefully I’ll get a few melons to enjoy
Ooooooh, thats some excellent presents for yourself :D fingers crossed for the 2023 melons!
Stick the lid on the plastic pot - then they don't dry out. I use jam jars with the lids on for precious things.
Oh I have cucumber envy!!
Still got snow up here 😩 sowing seeds feels like a lifetime away. ….what a constructive week you had! Well done.
Stay warm & have a great week Jessie …cheers 🥂
Soon Lynn, soooooon!! We’ll be in April before we know it!
Hey Jessie! I just love your YT channel with you and your mom.😍 I am a grower myself and enjoy watching other growers in the US, UK and Sweden. I myself live in Sweden in the southern part and now grow a lot myself for my family, as the food here is insanely expensive. Lives out in the country and has large land to grow various crops. I think it's interesting how others do things and to be able to get different inspirations from them. The weather here in Sweden is sometimes crazy too. Some days it's minus 5-10 and some days it's +10
Red cabbage is nice in coleslaw, turns it purple 😁🌱☀️
Yeah, i love it!
Got my seed potatoes in wilko's the other day 2k, £3.wilja second early, that's what the chippy's use great for chips, and desiree maincrop, good for roasting and boiling..
Another heavy snowfall here in Vermont. 3 feet of snow.
3ft! When do you expect to be out of the snow?
@@JessieatPlot37 Hi Jessie. We may loose the snow by the end of March and always have snow flakes into the third week of April.
Hi Jess we have had loads of rain snow masses of it then rain frosts and windy storms which blew our poly to shreds where I had tons of seedlings and sown seeds. They went everywhere the table tipped over only a few survived I am devastated. Me and stanley secured it last eve after he finished work in freezing cold rain. This is 3 rd time now so that’s it it seems secure for now but can’t get in and out very well as taped up cos it ripped. I have to sow all those seedlings you looking at in garden centre all again. Anyway it’s not too late so gotta be positive👍
Oh no, whats a disaster Mandy! thats so frustrating. Like you say, not too late! But still, pants!
Another Tues morning treat! Thanks so much. Sowing tomatoes here… and other stuff. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍❤️🍅🥒🥦👩🌾🥬🫑🍆🌶️. Just noticed that Bertha needs a bit cheering. Lol!
Hahah, thanks Frances! And yes, Bertha is in need of a make over :D
Just love your vlogs and your chickens have you thought about a beehive’
I think you can get those green trays from b&q but I use recycled food or meat trays to sow most of my seeds in
Yeah, I’ve found them there a couple of times!
Nice job girls nice job nxt to the greenhouse xx
Thanks Gary!
You've Always got lots Of great ideas, just love your channel... Just got my plot so lots of ideas to try. ..
Oh exciting Jackie!
I've always loved honeysuckle but I try to keep mine trimmed up around the bottom third. Easier to mow around too
I love your chickens and Lil !
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hi jessie we also love watch its something me and hubby watch together as we are born breed in Hertfordshire but now live in Essex ,there are few shops you go to that i would love to visit while visiting my mum next time we are down there ,i think you and you mum do fab job on plot despite the badgers, and glad to see your mum has done well after her operation ,keep doing what you do we all love it 😁kay & Stuart
Hello Kay and Stuart! Thank you :) Oh let me know which places and I’m tell you where they are! :D
@@JessieatPlot37 thank you i was wondering about the shop you get your lose potato's from and the shop with all the pretty dahlias from the one u couldn't get a lot from as you was on foot at the time just don't know what both places were called kay.
Ummm...something you might consider. Coffee grounds are an amazing fertilizer. I use them all the time in my gardens, throw them across the snow in the winter to feed the soon to come lawn & crocus, etc.. And the grounds compost very quickly, even before the snow properly melts some years.
Wouldn't it make a tad more sense to share the coffee grounds on top of the soil of your beds in order of importance of the crops, rather than feeding the weeds etc. around the boundary? Sort of feed the plants while deterring the annoyances (the wee beasties). In the beds: 2 birds/1 stone. Around the boundary: one deterrent but feeding the weed population: 1 bird/1 stone/1 more job to stay on top of over summer. Just a thought.
I haven’t really looked into coffee grounds much, they are new to me as I’ve never had a source for them before! I will look at more ways to use them!
Really helpful, reminds me what I have forgotten to do.🤗👏🏼✅
Hahaha, thanks Helen :D
The weather is bonkers Jessie. I wanted to put my Red Duke of York in today, but it snowed all afternoon here in southern Scotland and its now perishing again. More waiting......
More waiting Jenny! Seems we are doing a lot of that this year!!
Hey Jessie, You are having crazy weather there. We are steady with the daytime -5° C to 5° C everyday and nighttime -16° C to 1° C. So normal for us also we have had 80 inches of snow this winter and 24 inches still on the ground. So I am starting all my seeds indoors so I will have good size plants for the garden on day one. I am doing 20 varieties of peppers and tomatoes this year. Lots of the regular vegetables. I am going to try some new ideas of vertical growing and succession growing.
I am always so interested to see the seed varieties y'all have over there. I watch your channel and I get ideas for a particular variety and then I set off to find it and once found it can go in the current year's garden or the plan for the next year. Good luck with your spring and summer garden plans I do hope you find some good success and fun along the way. Peace and blessings bye for now
80”! Holy smoke! And i was giddy about 2mm hahaha!
@@JessieatPlot37 We average 51.2" per year: this year is the 8th highest historical snowfall amount. FYI 98.6 inches was the all time record for one year. We are forecast 2" to 4" more inches of snow today so it is not over yet. We are used to it, so we just move it away and go do whatever you are supposed to do that day!
lovely video jessie i havent put anything in yet just too cold
Very sensible Steven!!
Hi Jess, currently picking a lot of cucumbers so I have dehydrated them as cucumber chips. Delicious! I also pre sprout my parsnip and sweet corn seeds as you have done. Tomato and capsicum seed I do as well. Currently a lovely autumn here apart from the 16mm of rain followed by 22mm the following hour the other day. Beryl in NZ
Ohhh, never tried cucumber crisps Beryl! Glad your autumn is better than our spring :D
I've got my small trays from Wilko they do the green and black ones and they are very cheap
Did your video include a Treasure Hunt? If so I saw the aqua egg behind you in your office! Lol🎉😂
Hahahhahahaha!
Hi Jessie,
Coffee grounds are gold dust in the garden. We have been experimenting with them:
- We use in the compost bin to warm it up. Particularly good in winter when “greens” are particularly short
- Also in our mix for hugelkultur beds. We are in heavy water logged clay.
- AND, we grew our Xmas potatoes in a coffee ground and sow dust. They were doing very well until the frost killed them. 😢
Have you sourced Brad Atomic Grape seeds? Or shall I send you an email with my details?
Hi Gina, yeah, they are are pretty great. I’m so happy the pubs saving them for me :D Also, no! No i haven’t found and Brads and I’d love some! If you drop me an email :D Thank you!
Girl you is busy, I've only just sown 12 Dwarf Tomato varieties 🥴
hahaha! I’m convinced its spring, despite what going on outside :D
Hi I am holding off planting as it is snowing and the soil is frozen here in North Derbyshire, we get frost in May so only hardy things like onions before April here. Good luck stopping the badgers!
Ah yeah, gosh, frost in May!!
I grow sweet baby they only need around 75 days so usually successful 👍
Oh that’s encouraging!
O mais frio que já senti foi 13C. 😂
Latitude sul 23 😅🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Very sad day today, our 13yr old pekin bantam died .
Oh Pauline! I’m so sorry!
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Hi Jessie I have just potted up my peppers and have discovered seedling transplant shock! have you ever had trouble with this ? Love the channel.
Gah, transplant shock is a horror! I’m very careful about compost and water temperatures when transplanting now after a few run-ins with it over the years. So frustrating! How much did you loose?
Feeling guilty about ‘making ‘you and Mom go to the Plot in this horrible mad weather ☹️🤥🥲….but Thankyou for going ‘above and beyond’!!!👍👍….If it’s any consolation, the reclaiming project was interesting and answered my query last week.Jolly neat idea to store the wood stack…and moving ‘Lils Perch’, and also a bit of Badger defence at the same time (get more pallets from places like builders yards, garden centres, Home Base etc…if would fit in back of car, with back seats down)….Those logs for wood burner, waste not want not!👍again…Good progress with deterring the ‘critters’, using even more recycled treasures…well done😃….Mom V Honeysuckle trial this week…Mom wins!!…of course, 🥊🥊..knock out…👏👏. Was that garden centre British Garden one?…My local one is closed till Wednesday this week?!… and the cafeteria…most likely to keep costs down. Will get their veg plantlets, I think, as the weather here totally abysmal!… had about 3 inches of snow recently here…and ‘alledgedly’ some ‘minus alot’ temperatures tonight (Tuesday)..maybe warmer by weekend???…more permanently this time 🙏🙏..You are very wise to delay going wild with the seed sowing just now…every year is so different!!…Gardeners have to outwit dear old Mother Nature, who is not being too helpful currently…😱🥶…The Girlies made me laugh..trying to snaffle the meal worms before you could get them out of the tin!!!..🐓🐓😂….and also Mom’s camera work with an interesting angle !!!..hilarious, but she’s a good sport, and chuckled about it too !!…By the way… the early morning potting up of cucumbers, in ‘PJs’ no less, very elegant, Jessie😄…..So… there was seed sowing at the end!!…Webb’s Wonderful, are just That…wonderful… have grown them!… also the variety lettuce which are pick and pick again types…The glass of wine is a good accompaniment to ease the sowing production line. !!!….Cheers, and Here’s to a Non Badger Plot, and ‘Actual Better Weather’?!!!.. Sue(still in Winter , Up North…🥶Bham)
Hahah, don’t feel guilty Sue. It’s great that you gave me a reason to get out and do something! :D
Which is your local one Sue? Funny that its staying closed but yeah, like you say. maybe costs! Always handy to be able to pick up a few plants isn’t it. Even if we do also love growing from seed!
It’s funny, I’ve had a couple of PJ’s mentions and i was convinced i kept them off camera hahahaha!
Cheers Sue!
Great video as always, thank you. Totally non gardening question, where did your blue top that your wearing at the end come from please? My one like that is totally disintegrating it's so old, lol.
Thank you! Ah, its the Modal (i think its called) vest from Jigsaw! I’ve got so many of them, some are more that 15 years old… and yes, falling apart too. But i love them hahahah!
@@JessieatPlot37 great, thank you :-)
@@JessieatPlot37 just looked and some are in the sale if you want to replace yours, lol
Have you got frogspawn?
Not yet!
I will try watermelon grow one in the greenhouse and a few under the sky. I live in Poland so the weather could be too cold for watermelon under the sky. We will see which will be a better greenhouse or under the sky.
try planting next to wall of you house in sunny area see if this helps .
Be interesting to see!
Look for varieties like Serbian lights that are used too colder climates
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Here in the states we have a sweet corn called golden bantem. It’s a 55-60 day corn. I can generally direct sow it in june. Do you have a corn like that?
We have a couple of quick cropping ones but not sure about Golden bantam specifically.
You are going for the same technique as me with the Parsnips. I had exactly the same issue as you last year. will you grow them in containers or in a bed?
Im so behind on everything , socthe things that are trickier to grow like chilli's ,peppers etc mine have thrived , the easy seeds like beetroot, sweetpeas have done nothing nit a single 1 , so im going to be so behind but living in the north west we are also struggling with light issues don't think we've had any sun for a week its ju gtey and overcast so the poor seeds are just not knowing what seasoncit is
So strange when things like that happen, isn’t it?! As least your chillis and peppers are flying!! I really hope the bum end of march is a bit brighter because we really do need some light don’t we!
Why so early Jessie ? I don't sow cucurbits till late April ,they get so big so quick.Seems so very cold and early for a lot of things but will be interesting to see if you pull it off 🙂
Jesse grows them inside. They're not going out to the allotment.
@@redshift5050 yes I'm aware of that and love Jessies Channel .Im just worried others will try growing the squashes and courgettes Jessie mentioned .She didnt mention the indoor growlights set up she has .
Haven’t sown them yet, only said I’m not sowing them hahaha! I’ll talk about timing when i do :D
Jessie, you didn't put a link to the live chat you did on Monday! Please do🥰👍💕
Just search youtube for "potty mouth garden club " .
Ah sorry! I forgot!! I’ll go back and do it now :)
@@georgemartin9618 thank you 😊🙏
Sorry not cheap. That was supposed to be Tuesday watches
Hahahahahahah!
Use human hair to keep foxes out.
Hello can people from Ireland order online fruits and veg from Britain please.
Pack of 10 Greenhouse Mini Seed Tray 22cm x 8cm x 4.5cm, £10,50p on e bay Ttamer-Collection Ltd
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