The ESSEX Edition: Things did NOT go to plan… || Plot 37 (Episode 67)
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- This weeks 'Allotment' vlog episode is a little different! I let you know last week that i was planning to try out a bit of collaboration and vlogging on the move and i was heading to Chelmsford, Essex to visit Alex from The Essex Allotment... which i did do. BUT things did not go to plan. Somethings you just can't predict!
I did make it to his old allotment site to be a guest judge at their allotment competition but we had a lot more planned that unfortunately couldn't happen (all explained in the vlog!).
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c'est la vie Jessie, what I love about your channel is it's real life not staged or 'produced'. It's about real people in everyday real life.
It will happen eventually, keep them coming and please don't ever change.
:) thanks Steve.
@@JessieatPlot37maus 😂und habe ich auch schon gesehen und es war ein neues Spiel mit den nächsten zwei Jahren in der Schweiz ❤❤
“Toilet inner rolls dipped in nail varnish remover.” Lol! I’ve never tried them and now I never will!
Totally agree. Waste of space
hahahaah, you are not missing out!
@@JessieatPlot37 oh dear I have bought seeds for this coming season .the blurb said they taste like a cross between fresh asparagus and garden peas
I bought some Jerusalem artichokes in waitress to taste to see if they might be worth growing but they tasted of handsoap, that was sad I was looking forward to trying them
I have a "free" packet of AP seeds, which must be heading towards 8 to 10 years old, in a tub, in the fridge. Now I know why they were a "free" gift. I may try to germinate one or two in 2025 just to check if they are, indeed, horrible ... then turf them, guilt-free.
No apology needed Jess. Totally unavoidable, feel sorry for Alex having to self isolate and hope he’s OK. The vlog was still enjoyable. Your fun personality is enough to make me smile. “It’s the slugs” 😂. I too don’t cope too well with this heat - the UK weather is bonkers. Have a good rest of the week, Cheers 🍷🥰
Thanks Clare! The weather indeed is bonkers, seems to be all over the world right now! Floods and droughts and all sorts! Cheers!
I just love your opening - the sky down slowly to the garden.
You're a natural at this Jessie. You didn't need to apologize when something out of your control happens. No matter what occurs you always have that lovely smile and infectious chuckles (maybe shouldn't say infectious in the circumstances) but we love to hear you talk about life on Plot 37.
Hahahah, yeah infectious isn't a good description right now is it?! :D
Thanks Andy
I think the wholesome nature of real people doing really normal stuff, vlogging the trials and tribulations of life in general is the reason why soap operas are so beloved. Keep being real Jessie, we're here for the journey (and Gin) not just the destination.
The Journey and the Gin! :D Thanks Roy.
That would have been so cool as I like viewing Alex's blogs and it would have been wonderful to have seen the operation through your eyes. Great content until 1830 on Saturday though and it was super nice to look around the allotments. Have you ever given us a tour of your own allotment plots?
I will definitely be back to finish the Job! :)
No, i haven't gone around my own site. I don't feel comfortable filming other plots when i haven't been invited to do so. I might ask around and see if anyone near me would mind!
Holy Smokes, girl...ur WAY too hard on yourself for something totally beyond your control!! I thought your excursion was absolutely Fab! Great traveling shots of your transportation/expedition, your room, the wild drive to the allotment 👍... And then descriptive discussion of different points of each area through your eyes - obviously well-trained to spot different features unlike someone like myself who would be like a deer in the headlights! Nope... thought your trip was totally interesting! I know we'll get to see the farm again, I'll be patient 😊 In the meantime thanks for the 'ping' clarification...I was a bit stumped 🤔. So crack that rosè and keep your chin up, all is good! Cheers! 🍺🍷
:D Thanks Rita! Yeah, i will definitely be back to see the farm soon. Just need to pin Alex down on a time!
I'm glad you explained "pinging" to us. In the U.S. our less savory folk will have to wear a bracelet that tells the police where they are. For instance, if you are caught driving after having to much alcohol to drink you may have a curfew of 8:00 and you have to wear a traceable bracelet so the police will know if you are home or not. It's nice to know you are not lurking about with dodgy friends.
Hahahah, thats really made me laugh. i will tell Alex.
I started watching your channel due to your personality and outlook on things. I am here for whatever you want to share really. I thought what we got to see was interesting and you shouldn't be so down on yourself. Life happens to all of us, which includes changes in plans that are out of our control! 💙
In my sight you have nothing to profusely apologize for. Vlogging is a peek into someone else's life and, as previously stated, life tends to have it's own agenda with no regard to our own plans. I would argue with you that this was indeed a successful vlog. Regardless of it going to plan.
I would be interested in looking around at other people's plants. That is what got me here in the first place after all. 😊
Cheers Jessie. As always, appreciate hearing from you and look forward to you sharing your next adventure. 💞
That bloody app! Nightmare, so sorry about your plans. Gutted for you both.
Ah, its not the end of the world. I'll just go back! :D
You are so disappointed Jess! Don't be - you still have the farm to look forward to. And we have a visit to your sister's garden coming up. Just about to get a glass of wine (red) and say cheers back to you. It definitely is the slugs!
Hey Jessie - it’s unfortunate the trip didn’t go to plan but beyond your control and no apology necessary.
I hope all turns out well on the track & trace for Alex.
Will be nice to visit your sisters garden virtually I’m dead curious about those hedgehogs. Not a native species here and they are darn cute, and assuming something good for the garden as she seemed to be fostering a habitat.
Ah the slugs, this year I did try some of the copper wire. Managed to find a huge roll that will last. While nothing is perfect for pests when you’re against using chemicals, I would say the beds I used it on some of the plants have less damage. Which is about all you can hope for. Although I just found a cutworm which the chicks had to fight over. I’m sure more to to found.
Important question: somewhere along the line I wrote down a French rose (can’t find the accent symbol) you like to drink that was referenced in the comments (maybe here or Insta) anyway I lost my note so I could enquire at the liquor vendors here 😂
Hi Leanne, ah the hedgehogs are gorgeous! (and they eat slugs!)
Oooh, i'm not sure what one that would have been. I'm quite partial to a french Rosè... i am definitely thinking of listing my drinking choices in the blurb each week though!
Aw Jess. You’ll get to visit soon and we’ll go with you then. Totally unavoidable, it’s still strange times. Here in the US, some states are back to masking as the Delta variant is escalating. As always, you make whatever you’re doin, wherever you go fun and engaging. You could make taking the rubbish to the curb fun and entertaining! 🙃🥰 The rhubarb, sunflowers and fruit cages were gigantic! Mum being “merry and un-sympathetic”, hahaha! Hope Alex is ok. My first Big-beef tomato is coloring up, which will be promptly sliced and eaten with a generous sprinkle of salt and pepper tomorrow. See ya Thursday darlin’. 🙂👍🏻🍅
:) Thank you. Yeah, they were quite impressive allotments weren't they.
Ooooh, thats first Beef Tom! I hope its wonderful! I'm so excited about the tomatoes this year but the dreaded blight is everywhere!
Dont be sorry, Jess! The positive note is that you got to travel after all the Covid madness. You should give yourself kudoz for travelling in such a heat :) Sunflowers - same for me. When I saw them, nada... Self planted/pooped out by birds - lush beautiful and slugs resistant. I stopped wondering why :D This year no sunflowers though, the wind crushed them all. :/
Brilliant as ever Jessie. Your a natural at this vlogging malarkey, we all love how your personality shines through on camera. Keep going my love, it's a new career waiting for you. X
Thank you Nick! What a comment!
I agree, such a talented person, I haven't seen such a natural gardening presenter since the days of Geoff Hamilton .
No need for apologies. You didn't know it would happen. That really sucks that he got pinged!! Im so sorry!! At least it wasn't a total loss since you got to see the old allotment and got some footage of that!! I enjoyed seeing it too. Plus, I enjoyed seeing the footage at your allotment too.
I’m so sad for you, it’s such strange times. Hard to be certain of anything. Better get back in the garden and do some sorting. Preferably in a shady spot.😎😉
Shady spot in the garden is the perfect escape! :D
Trust your vision. If things change, then roll. Which you have done, but rather than apologize for it, own the new plan. We are here for your ride, so whatever, let's just go :)
Jess, no need for apologies, you turned a not so good situation into another great watch, we sat, glass in hand and cheers'd your positive approach. Regardless we love it
:) thank you! Glass-in-hand is an excellent state of being. :D
So glad you explained what "pinged" meant. Poor Alex! I like being by myself a lot, so lockdown hasn't been bad for me. We, in CA have had continuous lockdown, basically since Mar or Apr of 2020. They've lifted it somewhat, but then the infection rate is rising again so we're back to wearing masks and being pretty cautious when we go out. Good to have a garden and a feisty red hen, though. Don't worry about the video. I'm sure that anyone who watches you on a regular basis find you, your mom and your garden entertaining enough. If you want to file "on he go", how about doing it first and then talking about it. That way, your viewers would never think they missed out on anything....they haven't .
Hi Harriette, yeah since the end of March 2020 for us too!
I could have just pretended that i was only going for the allotment judging but it wouldn't have felt like i was telling the truth!
You know what they say: What happens in Essex, stays in Essex 😉
Suggestion:
Next stop - Nottingham and Katrina from Homegrown Garden.
I did not grow anything this season, but I do have toilet rolls and some kind of varnish remover... 😁
Hahahah! Definitely! I've never actually met Katrina before but we've done some good seed swaps. i would love to see her plot!
It will all go good for you.....its just one set back....👍🏻
Hi Jessie, only discovered you the other day you amaze me with remembering the names of the stuff you grow Ime sure you will get another chance to visit the farm in Essex ,you seam so dedicated to self sufficiency keep positive and open another bottle makes you feel better at the time love, I have been at war with slugs and snails wiped out my sweet peas ,zinnias Busy Lizzie s planted them out then all I had left was stems
Thanks Clive! Yeah, i'll definitely be back in Essex for round 2 soon.
The slugs...the slugs!! Ditto on the sweetpeas. Nothing left!
Thank you so much for taking us with you Jessie, it was lovely to see the allotment and meet Alex. Da mn app, stupid ping thing !!!!
Thanks Lynn! Thwarted by the Ping!
Another lovely video. Sorry you got disappointed not seeing the farm. x
I also went away for this last weekend. Came back to the corn, climbing squash and sunflowers about a foot higher. A load of summer squashes ready and the currant tomatoes have taken over! It was only two days 🤣
Two days at this time of year may as well be a month.... lol! :D
Still enjoyable.funny reaction from your mum.xxx🐝
Just shows you need to be flexible in life. Things change as we all know from covid 😉 that hotel looked good. It was interesting to see the other plot.
Another visit to the market garden is on the cards now.
You need air con 😄 Regards Maria
Glad you got to see my parents allotment site, they have a great community at Melbourne Park and hopefully you can come back and vlog there again
If that is the one we saw. It is beautiful. Well done to them.
@@MsPigeon999 not sure, they have a few plots down there including a project plot at the end of the site with a big polytunnel and a pond. Either way they get great satisfaction from it and everyone on the site are really nice
I loved it Jamie, it was a fantastic site! Lawrence... is that Karen Lawrence?
@@JessieatPlot37 Yes, that’s my mum, and my grandad is there too, Tony. They’ve had allotments there since 2002 - a great community!
I look forward to your out and about vlogs Jess. 🌱 Thanks for taking us along.
Yes, for me it was quite confusing 🙃 actually I thought he was just being rude 🤦♀️ but I enjoyed every moment of your vlog. Most of all the trip by train looked to me as if I was travelling with you. I experienced a bit of UK 's every day life. 😎 That said I think your allotment looks better than his. Cheers and thanks for sharing 👍
Hahahah, he just stood me up! :D Thanks Marisa
That fruit cage was spectacular! I want one in my garden now. By the way, I really enjoy all your content, even if it doesn’t pan out the way you wanted.
:) thank you. I know, thats fruitcage was a beauty!
I love mooching around other allotments for inspiration and loved this vlog! Do more!!!
:) I'll see which other ones i can go and visit! I love mooching too.
Ohhhh Jessie, I'm so so sorry! I was really looking forward to it, but I bet you are totally gutted! We think life is back to normal but I think we are a long long way off! Even in South Yorkshire the weather has been 30 degrees plus! The allotments you visited looked amazing 😊 Take care xx
It was such a fancy allotment site Anita! So organised! A far cry from my area.... lol. But yep, covid is going to rear its head and cause disruptions for a while yet me thinks!
Very fun and interesting to see how you all live in your area. I live in Missouri US. Our weather has been as bonkers as yours. My poor dahlias have literally almost drown from all the rain. We have had soooo much more than we usually get. Really appreciate you and your mom. Cheers mate! (Love the way you say that!) Sorry about your trip.
Thank you! :D
Yeah, the weather everywhere seems to be completely nuts this year doesn't it!? Your poor dahlias!
Jess I dont think you have anything to apologise for. Dont be so hard on yourself, it was all out of your control. I'm sure there will be another opportunity. I enjoyed seeing the allotment plots tour that you did achieve.
:) thanks Maggi
Jessie, this vlog was perfectly great even if it didn't meet your expectations. I have couple of suggestions for future vlogs. I think everyone would be interested in the history of your allotment. Also, your Mum has been sort of a background participant. But, she knows what she is doing in the garden. Can we know more about how she came to this point?
Bob from Virginia, USA
Thanks Bob. I'll look into doing some more 'History of Mum' things!
Excellent vlog Jessie and yes it was annoying that Alex had to self isolate but that's just life at the moment. Better safe than sorry and avoiding COVID hopefully Alex didn't have it and that both of you are fine. It was good to see what we could see. No need to apologise for what happened life is like that unfortunately unforeseen circumstances happen.
It is just life David! I'll be back!
New to your channel and loving it. Hey, life doesn't go to plan. But really enjoyed your video! So glad I found this channel - so much gardening inspiration. ❤️
Awww such a shame! I sympathise, I’m currently in isolation as my work colleague tested positive on Sunday and I’m gutted I can’t get to the allotment and worried about getting it…my plot neighbours are helping out (we have a WhatsApp group to message and help each other) and one sent me a little plot tour video of my own plot and it was amazing!!! Really felt thankful. Been swapping broadbeans for leeks at home today so at least I have some jobs to do here. Your tomatoes are doing a lot better then mine! Hope you can go see the farm soon!
SO sorry for your disappointment; enjoyed the footage you got; will be looking forward to next time. Cheers to you for not letting it stifle your interest in filming outside the allotment. 💚
Thanks Evelyn!
Could've been worse... at least you weren't made to stay in Essex 10 days to quarantine. And while I know you are super disappointed, and probably frustrated about the costs involved, your video was still fun to watch and just builds anticipation for when you go back.
:D Thanks Karen... hahaha, trapped in the hotel, can you imagine! That would have been a right nightmare!
I’ve seen plenty of Alex’s farm so I’m only disappointed for you, and for not getting to see the two of you hanging out! Always happy to watch whatever you put together for us. You can send some of that heat to us, it’s 6 degrees here and 31 sounds like bliss!
I was so looking forward to seeing his farm too..Jessie I miss u! I’m still nursing my sciatica pain 🙈🙈🙈..and u are right about the asparagus bean, it’s so disgusting 🤣🤣🤣
Kay! I was so sad not to see you before my last day. The boy who was there said you were still injured so i guessed it was the sciatica. Hope its getting better, must be so frustrating!
Not at all a waste of time. Learned quite a lot (especially the "heads up" on the APs.)
No worries, Jessie, that's how life goes sometimes. Although you felt very let down, I still enjoyed your vlog, just the same, and there's always next time to look forward to. Hoping Alex will not get sick.
I didn't feel let down so much as that i had let you lot down! But i will go back! :)
Yay so worth the wait for me soo enjoyed today’s video. Something really funny, the side by side of you and Alex looks very similar to myself and one of my many nephews, my partner agrees lol. Sorry that the visit was cut short but just means you have to visit again! Hiya Muma, blessings to all Ontario Canada Thankyou 🐝
Jessie your plot looks way better than anything we saw in Essex. 1st place 37!!! What is the tall yellow flower against the poly tunnel called? Or maybe it's closer to the pond.
Hahahah, thanks Joan!
The really tall yellow one is Evening Primrose ( or Oenothera biennis)
Just watched the video, I love seeing other allotments. That was so unlucky. No one minds though. It is just life.
@@GettingGoshen Are you American perchance? Everyone is allowed a view.
so impressive and so amazing how different People have different ways and methods of Growing.. all very Fascinating Indeed.. for me a seriously Novice Amateur i have learned so much.. He had some sense having a drink in a Pub and knowin u could get pinged.. not the most intelligence of planning.. also not fair on you as time always costs money plus effort.. in Future any Planning dont use your phone.. sounds a Knitemare!.. Phone.. Pub.. Pinged.. that should tell you everything in what we are dealing with..
I don';t have the app and i've been got by track n trace twice. he didn't get it from the pub, it was from a team mate on a cricket team.
@@JessieatPlot37 its a Strange World but hey it is what it s..
You did a great job taking your vlog on the road. The footage you did get was put to great use. The sense of disappointment when things went Pete Tong was absolutely palpable. Hope you get to try again soon. All the best.
Thanks Bok Choi! I'll definitely try and pin Alex down for another visit soon!
🥵Oh noes! Gutted for you and your road trip!!! Jessie 37 On Tour! Tour t-shirts with the dates and plots required. I stayed right to the end as usual - I was much more gutted for you than me as the audience. But it sounds like more road trips are on the cards. Actually, for a while there it was interesting to see the world under 😷 🚆 because I’ve only left the house maybe four times since March 2020! True tale, I promise.
Hahahah, tour t-shirts. :D
Yeah, definitely planning more. Despite the pinging i had a great time. :)
Unless you need to condition the soil raised beds are just slug houses. Hardly anyone has them on our site either for that reason but we already have good soil.
Our site is a sand pit, raised beds really help.
Don't apologise, you're an absolute natural. It didn't happen this time but I'm sure it will. Have confidence in yourself. All the best.
:) Thanks David! Next time!
I enjoyed seeing the other plots, I must admit if I see any plots on my travels I take a snoop 😂 so fun to see what everyone else is doing and to see if I can learn anything :)
Thanks Jessie, for sharing likes and dislikes in your your weekend visit to Chelmsford. Hope you get some consolation on your return,My plans have been up and down due to re strictions too .Live your teaching re your growing plants.Im a beginner, 2yrs on my allotment,and beginning to feel less stress! worth it though, Thanks
Thanks Gillian! Yeah, the whole concept of 'planning' is a bit out the window these days isn't it! :)
@@JessieatPlot37 My plans often as I'm sure you mean have been and still often 'subject to change!'.Im beginning to feel connected to my plot, and it's direction, many different ways to ....... do things, my decision making is improving, as I'm always saying to myself, you don't know this so improvise, and it calms me, and one step leads to another.On my allotment in Southampton, most crops several weeks behind, maybe 5,as my photos if last year show me. Gill
Loved this wonderful looking around England for me from New Zealand. I like looking at veg too. Looking forward to going to his farm. And your sisters when everything will be growing.
Commiserations , Jessie x But reason to go again : )
Definitely Joan! :)
Love the vlogs Jessie. The info, the tips, the laughs and the smiles. A breath of fresh air during all the madness. Keep em coming, cheers :)
Not to worry…I enjoyed what you did get to do. Please, do continue to do more off site recording. Your videography continues to improve all of the time. I loved the sequence of you going into your room at the hotel. I had to remind myself that you had already been in there to set the camera up. 😂. Cheers!
Thanks Brook! I definitely plan to do more!
If ever want to come to Clacton, ive only got a tiny garden, but happy to take you to the pub xx
Thats a very fine offer Jenny!
Sorry the meet up didn’t work! ☹️I’ll check out your friend’s channel.
And I loved the little glimpse of your sister’s garden - so looking forward so seeing more of that soon!
Thank you! Yeah, i'll get down to her house asap!
Well that’s just pants isn’t it?! So sorry things didn’t work out this time. It will sometime and you got to see him and the allotments.
Pants indeed! But like you say - i'll just go back!
At least we got to see your mahoosive beans. Keep going Jessie, You are inspiring me so much.
Thanks Andrew! :)
Wow so sorry about Alex I hope he’s ok, do you have to isolate yourself now or not because you’ve had your shots? It was nice to see other allotments so no worries there and loved the backwards travel 😂😂. Have a great week 🇨🇦✌️🐝 safe
If he tests pos. for it then yeah, i'll have to isolate again too! But not if he hasn't picked it up. He's already had covid back at the start of it and he's had one shot so i think he should get away with out it!
Best thing on TV at the moment, love the Vlog, also enjoyed the self-filling glass at the end of this one!!!
Love all your blogs whether they go according to plan or not. Looking forward to seeing you and Alex soon.
Sorry for your disappointment, really felt for you. Cheers🥦🥬🌽🥕🥒
Regardless of what happened, you still made a lovely vlog to share 💚
And I am suffering from major fruit cage envy!! I even took screenshots to attempt to replicate 😂 Fruit cages are not common here in the middle of the east coast US-I’ve just been using netting over the fruit as they ripen, moving from plant type to plant type as necessary. A large cage would save me SO much time 👍
Hopefully your both still well it will happen. Similar luck I got pinged from my 2nd jab having only started back into the land of the living after 15 months, plot was fried in the meantime 🙄 always another year .....
Damn! :(
I am so nosey I loved looking at other peoples veg! I am with you on the asparagus peas. Absolutely vile!
Ditto! also yeah... they really are something else!
Aw at least you made it to the pub! The slugs are so so bad here too this year, eating all kinds of things normally not to their taste too. x
Oh no!
Well there’s nothing to be done about it so hopefully you will have another chance to go back.
And cheers to you, great channel, take care.
:) Thank you!
It was still an enjoyable edition Jessie!
Thanks Tony!
I always deal with slugs and snails constantly also, ugh . Another great vlog Jesse ❤ gonna try to grow rhubarb next Spring, hope I can get it as healthy looking as the ones that other plot has. Thinking about starting some fall crops. I'm in south central Indiana so I think it's time
Sorry about your disappointment but I still enjoyed your vlog
Thanks Tamara! Yeah, 2020 is definitely a slugfest. I've just been thinking about timing for for the autumn stuff too, seems crazy that we are at that point of the year already!
I used to live in Barons Court!
Yep,still with you.
Another super vlog Jess thank you. Sorry that your trip didn't work out, but roll on the retake! So, did the allotments get judged after all? I just love your incidental music - so relaxing! The wine looks nice too! 🌼😂🌼
Thanks Marion! Yes, they were judged! I 'may' have decided on a controversial first prize winner but i stand by my choice! lol.
10/10 on the face mask choice! Love it!
Chic turnip face.... :D
30 degrees , that's just a nice day here in Aussie land
Bloody slugs! x😁
Bloody slugs! :D
So impressed that you manage to maintain a beautiful manicure while potting up 😂😂
Hahaha!
Sorry for you that your plans were thrown up in the air but I still enjoyed the vlog. And Alex is clearly an expert backwards walker :-)
Still a good look around other allotments - Pinged is a speeding ticket here so i thought he'd lost his license in his mums car
ah such a shame your visit to chelmsford didn't go to plan. We do have some great allotment plots in and around chelmsford and the farmers market at Hylands is pretty good.
Cheers...
So glad to not take part in any off it, I've even taken my son out off school as I refuse to have him we're a mask on his face and in this weather people have lost there mind's 😓
Of. Wear. Their.
UK sheeple still muzzled. No backbone there anymore, thats one of the reasons I immigrated.
@@paulmcfeeters5554 Emigrated.
@@crudburgerwithfries3614 I was pleased to read that the only errors you identified in these posts were grammatical.
I also found no other errors in these posts, no grammatical, no syntactical and no logical errors from these discerning observers.
Have a lovely day.
@@GwladYrHaf It must be pure coincidence that there exists such a correlation between the 'logical' notions expressed by these towering intellects and their dominance of the grammatical rules of the language they 'understand'.
Keep on keeping it real! I follow you both and get so many ideas hints and knowledge from you (why does that so make me sound like a stalker!!)
Hahahah! Thanks Karen!
Actually Jess I thought it was good, true life during Covid well bar the cost of the train ticket and hotel room that is that wasn’t so good.
This morning we read UK people are deleting their apps so not pinged because there vaccinated! So good on Alex for doing his bit. I’m in Aus and love going with you wherever even the train ride No apology ever needed things are beyond our control until the world gets Covid under control.
You can always go again Jess what you did was good and as I said this is life
Thanks Tassie, yeah... i'm not sure whats going on with it at the moment. But when we were pinged it was via telephone call rather than the app so not sure that deleting the app will make any difference! But still... yeah, Alex did the right thing there.
And yep, i will definitely be going again! :D
Hahahe we planted those peas this year to try, haven't eaten any yet but pretty nervous now lol
I'm watching from Surrey, British Columbia. Very interesting what you have growing there. How big are these allotments? Over here any of the ones I've seen on your channel would be at least 10 allotments here. You have more going on than I have in my back yard. BTW, would love to have some of your rain. At present we are over 30 days without any rain and you may have heard about the heat wave we had here a couple of weeks ago.
Hi Garry, standard allotment size is around 250sqm so... around 2.7k sqft. Over the years many have been halved though do to people not being able to look after them and the high demand!
Ah yeah... 30 days without rain was like our April but it was freezing cold rather than a heatwave. The weather is all over the place this year!
I have a Facebook site that says if you boil lemon peels an cool it down you can spray on your greens (kale etc) it will Stop the lacey leaves😉
Hahaha, lacy leaves are all part of it!
God Damm the app, what a pain for you! Loved your video. No need for an appolgy, enjoyed watching your journey there and back 🙂
Thanks Christine!
Hi Jess I would of loved to see the winning plot. maybe next time you visit Chelmsford. BY the way we have the dreaded blight on our allotment. I had to destroy all my outside tomatoes and some of my potatoes. Have you any advice on how to cope with this ( I don't mean psychologically. ha ha)problem. I've been told that its due to weather conditions. Regards T P.s. Im based in the south East of Kent.
Love your channel 🍻😁
Sorry for your disappointment. Seems like you were very happy to be getting out of your routine … then it got squashed, or I should say pinged. Too bad. Still an interesting vlog. You have a great attitude and sense of humor. And thanks for the honesty.
💜💜 that’s just life 💜💜
Right now it certainly is!
Holy moly😞 getting so tired of this "covid new way of living"...
At least you will always have a chance go back there again🙂
For the so little I saw about those allotments in Essex I'm starting to wish I was born there😃. One question, how does the water supply works on there? Does everyone there has access to water? For free?
In your allotment everything is just about to "explode", looking forward to see next allotment tour vlog😍
Ps:happened the same to me with the sunflowers, all of the 15 I seeded, were eaten by slugs😭🌻
Cheers🥂Jessie, you'll be luckier next time I'm sure🤞🏼🙂💚🌱✨
Usually there's a water supply. You pay a small rent that covers it. One allotment we had our own pump and well.
Yep, just means a return visit!
Water supplies differ across allotment sites. On my site thjere are taps and you just hook your hose up. On alex's there are taps but you can't use a hose, its has to be with a watering can. Its free to a certain extent... its included in the minimal rent charged!
Loved your video as always. Sometimes things change, but it was still fab!