I've a load of sprout plants ready to put out for the greens. Steve's Seaside Allotment has been raving about them for ages. The rest of your tips are bang on too.
Debris netting works fine until they reach the top of the netting arch. Next year it will be micro mesh. Truthfully it is the ONLY netting that stops the cabbage white in it's tracks.
Hey Tony, Very nice tips for the brassicas. I am just getting some finished and starting the new ones and transplanting some on so just all part of succession sowing this year. I am harvesting cabbage I planted in "MARCH???" how crazy is that it has taken all summer to grow in the full sun 20 days above 90 F this summer??? just bonkers. I tossed out all the rule books this year! Take care Cya next time thank you so much for this video
Hi Tony thanks for the tips. I have just gone down to the nearest building site to me and took down his scaffolding netting, he is the one who will now have the caterpillars, cabbage white butterfly not me thanks to your tip. 😀😀😀😀
Can’t find BT ….. the usual online shopping websites are a no go….any ideas. Don’t really mind the cost if it lasts. Used Nemasys and worked a treat but clearly missed a pesky one as decimated them 😞
You're right. I have to do a better job with netting my brassicas. I lost a couple of overwintered ones. Incidentally, I use black tulle. Thank you for the wonderful tips.
Excellent tips Tony. I must look out for scaffolding netting. Last week I did a couple of trays of kale and cabbage to go into compost bags on the polytunnel staging. I will have lots of salads and other greens too. I have some biggish cauli, kale and cabbage to go out when the cabbage whites vanish.
Hiya Lynn, Tonys put the link to Amazon where he got his scaffold netting. Just click on the word 'more' which is underneath the date above, and when it drops down you will find the link. Stay Safe 😷
I have suffered from white fly. They have decimated my Brussel leaves.I stripped all the leaves back and rescued them quite well.Must get scaffold netting for next year.
Hi Tony, I enjoyed this format. I enjoy your vlog-style, steam-of-consciousness videos too, don’t get me wrong! Here in the mid-Atlantic coast of the US I‘ve just transplanted out my first brassicas (four different varieties of pak choi and some broccoli rabe) with my purple sprouting and calabrese-style broccoli going out this evening. Tatsoi will probably be planted out next week.
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Thanks you for your tips. I have had mixed success with bassicas 😁
I've a load of sprout plants ready to put out for the greens.
Steve's Seaside Allotment has been raving about them for ages.
The rest of your tips are bang on too.
Awesome I have alot of brassicas going in this week... its one of my favourites and I always use the leaves as well its such an awesome free crop :D
Debris netting works fine until they reach the top of the netting arch. Next year it will be micro mesh. Truthfully it is the ONLY netting that stops the cabbage white in it's tracks.
Thankyou , some brilliant and useful tips there ! 🌿
Excellent episode. I tried kale this year and it went nuts so I might expand my stable of brassicas next year.
You seem to have a lot of whitefly on your plot Tony.
Enjoyed the tips, the stool looks comfortable.
I will be netting all mine this year lol
I love the new tag line “videos anytime” brilliant 🤩, enjoy your retirement Tony.
Thank you Stephen 🌈👍
Brilliant tips. What do you do about whitefly, my brassicas are covered, just like JB's
Hey Tony, Very nice tips for the brassicas. I am just getting some finished and starting the new ones and transplanting some on so just all part of succession sowing this year. I am harvesting cabbage I planted in "MARCH???" how crazy is that it has taken all summer to grow in the full sun 20 days above 90 F this summer??? just bonkers. I tossed out all the rule books this year! Take care Cya next time thank you so much for this video
Hi Tony thanks for the tips. I have just gone down to the nearest building site to me and took down his scaffolding netting, he is the one who will now have the caterpillars, cabbage white butterfly not me thanks to your tip. 😀😀😀😀
Hi, Great video thanks, any recommendations where to get BT from please. Thanks
Fab video
Can’t find BT ….. the usual online shopping websites are a no go….any ideas. Don’t really mind the cost if it lasts. Used Nemasys and worked a treat but clearly missed a pesky one as decimated them 😞
Love that Geordie dialect. Wonderful. Know a few and they are real down to earth folk. Thank you for the advice! For Nottinghashire
Great video Tony
Great tips there
Great video Tony brilliant tips!!! 👍x
You mentioned the netting but not what the hoops are ? Are the blue ones better than the black hoops?
You're right. I have to do a better job with netting my brassicas. I lost a couple of overwintered ones.
Incidentally, I use black tulle. Thank you for the wonderful tips.
Subscribed after I checked out your channel.
Great tips 👏👏 Thank you 👍🇬🇧
Bonjour 👋
Superbe vidéo 👍
Merci pour le conseil.
A bientôt 😉
Totally agree Tony, they don’t like heat
Excellent tips Tony. I must look out for scaffolding netting.
Last week I did a couple of trays of kale and cabbage to go into compost bags on the polytunnel staging. I will have lots of salads and other greens too. I have some biggish cauli, kale and cabbage to go out when the cabbage whites vanish.
Hiya Lynn, Tonys put the link to Amazon where he got his scaffold netting. Just click on the word 'more' which is underneath the date above, and when it drops down you will find the link.
Stay Safe 😷
@@barryroberts6470 oh, thank you 👍
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I have suffered from white fly. They have decimated my Brussel leaves.I stripped all the leaves back and rescued them quite well.Must get scaffold netting for next year.
Thanks Tony good to know. Love to know I can put cabbage out still.
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Hi Tony, I enjoyed this format. I enjoy your vlog-style, steam-of-consciousness videos too, don’t get me wrong!
Here in the mid-Atlantic coast of the US I‘ve just transplanted out my first brassicas (four different varieties of pak choi and some broccoli rabe) with my purple sprouting and calabrese-style broccoli going out this evening. Tatsoi will probably be planted out next week.
Thank you Tony great blog troy