I can’t express enough gratitude for amongst many things, informing me about these handy pants from RVRC. I wear them everyday I’m in the garden! Thank you!
@@deiongreen3042 revolution race outdoor pants. They are so handy with so many pockets. And waterproof. She ran a discount code awhile back and I picked up a pair. At the time I was searching high and low for the right gardening pants.
I love when you go into the nerdy soil science stuff. It is so helpful and fascinating to me. I love listening to Jenny Love. Growing flowers is a lot harder than people think! Especially the cool flowers. I really appreciate your videos and knowledge you share with us. Thank you!
Do you really think that sunflowers will add anything beneficial to the soil? They really are a nutrient sucker.. I'm not being critical. I'd like to know what you think they can add to the soil biology.
Love your East Yorkshire accent😊m from Leeds very different but similar.I’m an amateur gardener but I’m following your amazing project. Looking forward to to seeing your plot grow. 🐝🌼
I must give you a flower tip knautia machedonia it behaves and looks lika a red cornflower but with longer thin stems. Perennial but flowers here i european zone 5 in the first year with sowing in februari. I love it and The bees too.
Looking forward to watching Sarah. I have loads of seeds bought especially benary giant zinnias and hoping to get a tunnel this year. I'm going to put in lots of cut flower beds and I can't wait 😊 I have peat soil, I had an unbelievable bloom last year, it was like they were on steroids!
How are your tulip bulbs going ? This is my first yr I’ve only grown veg prev really apart from straw flowers and nasturtiums which I love so have grown for several yrs, Your videos are a huge help I only plan on dedicating a section of my allotment to flowers and only want to grow enough to cut for me, my family and friends so very very scaled down I’ve got several dahlia tubers on order and I’ve got lupin, phlox in my kitchen in small pots as when they arrived they already had leaves. I hope you have a great growing season I’ll be keeping my eye on ur channel for hints and tip
Hi Alice, just be careful with Phacelia as it can become a slightly invasive weed, and very difficult to control. But beautiful flowers and works well in nectar flowering strips as the bees love it.
@@davidt898 Thanks. I grew it in a raised bed and only got a few plants to germinate so wasn't a problem. Maybe containing it in the bed made it behave better!
I would love to know more about the perennials that you have good luck with so far 😊 My criteria is pollinator friendly, natives with good cutting qualities. From what I have seen of your videos so far I'm thinking that you have similar considerations? X
I can’t express enough gratitude for amongst many things, informing me about these handy pants from RVRC. I wear them everyday I’m in the garden! Thank you!
What pants are these, I missed them?
@@deiongreen3042 revolution race outdoor pants. They are so handy with so many pockets. And waterproof. She ran a discount code awhile back and I picked up a pair. At the time I was searching high and low for the right gardening pants.
I love when you go into the nerdy soil science stuff. It is so helpful and fascinating to me. I love listening to Jenny Love. Growing flowers is a lot harder than people think! Especially the cool flowers. I really appreciate your videos and knowledge you share with us. Thank you!
Yey for another video. Just pick up the camera and start talking as often as you like. We will be watching. 😊
I never thought about using plastic containers thank you so much for this tip I will be using them in the future!
Consider Sun flowers and crimson clover as your “cover crop”
Do you really think that sunflowers will add anything beneficial to the soil? They really are a nutrient sucker.. I'm not being critical. I'd like to know what you think they can add to the soil biology.
Love your East Yorkshire accent😊m from Leeds very different but similar.I’m an amateur gardener but I’m following your amazing project. Looking forward to to seeing your plot grow. 🐝🌼
Try amaranth on your disturbed bed, it will help fix the soil and grow well!!
Great video thanks for sharing and take care 🙂
Thanks! This is fun to listen to while seed shopping.
I must give you a flower tip knautia machedonia it behaves and looks lika a red cornflower but with longer thin stems. Perennial but flowers here i european zone 5 in the first year with sowing in februari. I love it and The bees too.
Another lovely video! Hope you are doing ok after the storms. Greetings from Belgium.
Always love your videos Sarah! We also pretty much wait until mid-February to start!
Great video. Thanks
Hi sarah. Have you tried growing bienials or perenials via winter sowing method in jugs? Saves greenhouse space too
Looking forward to watching Sarah. I have loads of seeds bought especially benary giant zinnias and hoping to get a tunnel this year. I'm going to put in lots of cut flower beds and I can't wait 😊 I have peat soil, I had an unbelievable bloom last year, it was like they were on steroids!
How are your tulip bulbs going ? This is my first yr I’ve only grown veg prev really apart from straw flowers and nasturtiums which I love so have grown for several yrs, Your videos are a huge help I only plan on dedicating a section of my allotment to flowers and only want to grow enough to cut for me, my family and friends so very very scaled down I’ve got several dahlia tubers on order and I’ve got lupin, phlox in my kitchen in small pots as when they arrived they already had leaves. I hope you have a great growing season I’ll be keeping my eye on ur channel for hints and tip
Hi, love your flower garden, How did you get your circle's cut in the landscape fabric? Nice and round and smooth. The dogs are a Hoot.
Worth considering cover cropping with phacelia or red clover? Both grow tall enough to cut but can then be dug in. Phacelia is particularly pretty.
Hi Alice, just be careful with Phacelia as it can become a slightly invasive weed, and very difficult to control. But beautiful flowers and works well in nectar flowering strips as the bees love it.
@@davidt898 Thanks. I grew it in a raised bed and only got a few plants to germinate so wasn't a problem. Maybe containing it in the bed made it behave better!
I would love to know more about the perennials that you have good luck with so far 😊
My criteria is pollinator friendly, natives with good cutting qualities. From what I have seen of your videos so far I'm thinking that you have similar considerations? X
I have talked about my perennials before on a farm tour video but I can’t remember which one now 😬
Did you make that wall unit (with ribbon rolls on it) or buy it? If you bought it, what is it called?
Question, what kind of grow lights are you using?
Hi, where about did you buy your soil blocker from? 😊
It’s from ladbrooke soil blocker 😌
Hi Sarah, what heat are you using? Can you post a link to it please?
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Id love to know what soil blocking recipe you use.
Hi Dave I’m sure I mentioned this in the video. Just wet seed compost, but this year I’m testing with 15% vermicastings