Happy Birthday to you two, i'll be 70 in Jan. been gardening and growing things since 10 years old. Live in New England have had all kinds of weather but plenty of rain, friend with a dairy farm has cow corn 12 to 15 feet high and a bumper crop of hay!
Wow, what an allotment. I've been taking tips from you. May 2022 just now, I have 4 tubs of potatoes, first time for potatoes, I'm now taking your tips for dahlias in pots. Love your garden & your tips.
I am sure I am 2 1/2 times your age but sweet heart your knowledge and skill and plot give me nothing but inspiration. Keep growing 💝🇨🇦👍 and posting. So enjoyable
Genuinely look forward to your video tours each month. Your plot is so unique, so different from any other allotment. It's like a little fairytale garden. I've grown dahlias for the first time this year. Only got two to bloom (was a bit late planting them) but I'm completely in love. My new obsession!
It looks as if you and your backyard garden are one only.Very beautiful and cared very lovingly.The flora and fauna are result of your dedication and hard work .Amazing👍
Just discovered your channel and very impressive it is too. We have an allotment in Surrey and am very inspired by what you have shared. Thank you and Happy Birthday
Happy birthday coming up 30 wow you really don't look that age, but your gardening does. Ha ha that will be great to go to Kew gardens hope to come over and go there too one day. Thanks for the lovely tour so exciting. Blessings from NZ.
Loving your videos, I got an allotment last year and found it overwhelming at first but slowly learning by watching videos like yours and others alike, one thing I didn't expect was the invasion of weeds, 1 moment there is none, and the next there is a swarm of them! I find the RHS website is amazing for tons of info. I plan to be on my allotment for as long as i can, its a journey!
I love your garden and the tours. The new sign got my attention right away, and it’s great to hear it came from Texas! The artist did a fantastic job of capturing some of the most special elements in your garden. It’s surprising to hear what kind of weather you have had. Here in the heart of America, near Kansas City, Missouri we have had a similar season. Usually starting in July our weather is super hot and dry and everything dies and turns brown, including the grass and the garden requires watering twice a day. This year we’ve had so much rain that I have only watered a handful times the entire summer. The weather changes from too hot to too rainy several times a week. Yesterday the humidity was 99 percent all day but it didn’t rain until the middle of the night, So I don’t know how well Dahlias will do here but seeing your glowing endorsement inspires me to give it a try. I already had decided to grow Amish Paste next year and seeing your tomatoes seals the deal for me. They are gorgeous! My sugar rush peach have never turned the peach color that they are supposed to turn. Even when I left them to grow for several weeks they just grew larger and larger and never turned peach. They lighten but that’s it. Have yours turned peach colored? I am very curious to know. Thank you!
Just found your channel and so a new subscriber too! Loving your enthusiasm around gardening, I have an alotment too, nothing better for the mind, body and soul. If you can grow some great produce too is an extra bonus....I'm trying out nearly 200 garlic cloves this season. Will keep you informed of successes as they happen. Carry on the great work girl 🥰🥰
Who ever disliked this video, shame on you. You’re garden is absolutely beautiful I love watching your videos & following your Instagram page! Keep it up! I hope to have an allotment of my own one day!
08 Sept 2019~The beautiful "Wizard of Oz" thumbnail caught my eye, so I had to take a look. 5 minutes in, and I had to step back to👍and subscribe! You have a golden bounty there, it must be a full time endeavour.I won't call it a job, to me a garden is pure pleasure. When I was in my 30's I would DREAM of being where you are! Of course, reality would say "put away the spade," send me back indoors, to make dinner for 4 children and my husband. I'm retired now and deal with a back injury, so I take pleasure in other's beautiful EDENS. I look forward to watching you grow your garden, and your channel.I wish you the very best and 🎉🎈HAPPY🌹 BIRTHDAY🎈🎉 from 🇺🇸👵 Texas,USA!! 💗🇬🇧
Just happened on your channel this morning. Watched this while I ate late breakfast, really relaxing. Glad to see you going no dig, I've in my second season doing a test run of what I hope will become a no dig market garden. It really is a completely different animal than conventional gardening. I'll never go back! Anyway great content and lots of familiar varieties that I've grown in Alabama and Arkansas.
*growing flowers with vegies very traditional practice , as i learnt from old gardeners learned craft from ; 'something for the tummy , something for the soul , & BOTH for the table , lol !
Hi, just a little side note about harvesting the sweet corn, the corn silk can be dried and used as a herbal tea and is claims to be very effective against UTI & Cystitis! For a part of the plant that is normally disgaurded it has great medical benefits. Love your garden I wish I had more space! Cheers John......
It would be amazing to hear your favourite gardening books, Katrina, if you get a chance. .. I have a community garden plot 3m x 3m and I love oohing and arhhhing over your garden tours. It would be wonderful to hear what books have helped you the most 🌷
Hi there, thanks for sharing your gardening allotment journey with us. I know this is a older video so hope you read this comment. About half way through, you've mentioned picking your beetroot. Would you mind sharing your method with us please? Thanks again 😊
Happy Birthday.!! Love watching what's going on with your plot, thinking I'll be growing Dahlias next year. Your allotment door looks beautiful with your new signage. As of my viewing the update you have 11K subscribers, the newbies are in for a treat come the holidays, that's when you showed up in my feed last fall/autumn, been watching every since.
Despite my best efforts with the masking tape I still got it all over there glass 😂 🤦🏻♀️ There’s already a bird poo on my bench 😒 Thanks for watching! 💚
Beautiful garden, love your updates. I was so surprised to hear you say you don't like raw tomatoes when you have such fabulous fruit growing! Happy birthday!
I'm growing Amish paste this year (nearly spring here in Aus). I had no idea what to expect, hopefully mine turn out half as wonderful as yours!!! 💖 hope you have a fantastic upcoming birthday
What a beautiful garden, those dahlias and that SAQUASH! Beautiful Edit: those tomatoes look so delicious, and that says a lot since I don’t really like tomatoes
Hi HAPPY BIRTHDAY and CONGRATS 11K .Blossom End Rot is not caused by calcium deficiency.It is if your plant gets to little water or to much water.BER is the only plant disease that cures it self.Do not use ANY of the garden myths out there.Your videos are GREAT way to end a hard day from work.I will be 58 May 15.Gardening since I was 4.You have along way to go.
I love all your videos and your voice is so sweet. Do you think you can show any recipes for chutneys or anything else you make to preserve your harvest for later?
Thank you! One of my favourite chutney recipes is called Autumn Chutney and it’s on the BBC Good Food website. It’s great because it include so many vegetables from my allotment!
Wow! That new allotment sign is so beautiful and special! I am very bonded with a cement bird bath my sister gifted us ten years ago, so I can understand your excitement! Everything looks so gorgeous! Thank you for the tour! 🌸🌱🥒 .💕
Only just found your podcasts (I think it was a mention on the Talking Heads podcast maybe?). Really enjoyed watching. I wonder if you read fiction? I spotted a book yesterday called the Kew Garden Girls about the land girls who kept the garden going during WW1. Available only on kindle at present I think
Did you know that you can also use calendula flowers for dying? You can also use all sorts of flowers and leaves for eco-printing. Ninja Chickens on here has a demo. Many of her videos are also about knitting, but I think there are specific ones about dying. You might also want to look at @wingandaprayerfarm on Instagram.
Your so pleasant to listen to and I really admire your passion for growing. Beautiful lady. 😎
The queen of flora. The squash is almost unstoppable
Happy Birthday to you two, i'll be 70 in Jan. been gardening and growing things since 10 years old. Live in New England have had all kinds of weather but plenty of rain, friend with a dairy farm has cow corn 12 to 15 feet high and a bumper crop of hay!
Thank you Robert! I hope you have a wonderful 70th. What’s in like in New England in January? Cold I imagine! That corn sounds ridiculously tall! 😧
@@homegrowngarden Cow corn is grown to feed dairy cows, not sweet corn for humans infact people can not eat it.
Everything nice!! A pond included! and the lovely gift !
We need a WEEKLY allotment tour; it's always such a delight when you pop up on my notifications! Hope you're well, doll!
I wish I had the time to shoot more videos! Thanks for watching 🥰
Wow, what an allotment. I've been taking tips from you. May 2022 just now, I have 4 tubs of potatoes, first time for potatoes, I'm now taking your tips for dahlias in pots. Love your garden & your tips.
I am sure I am 2 1/2 times your age but sweet heart your knowledge and skill and plot give me nothing but inspiration. Keep growing 💝🇨🇦👍 and posting. So enjoyable
Stunning sign and a wonderful video of everything you’ve done and harvested 🌸💕🌸
Thank you for a wonderful episode!! Please don't ever stop making your fab vids, your channel and what Vivvi did next are my all time favs x
🥰🥰🥰 Thank you! Feeling so grateful right now.
Genuinely look forward to your video tours each month. Your plot is so unique, so different from any other allotment. It's like a little fairytale garden.
I've grown dahlias for the first time this year. Only got two to bloom (was a bit late planting them) but I'm completely in love. My new obsession!
It looks as if you and your backyard garden are one only.Very beautiful and cared very lovingly.The flora and fauna are result of your dedication and hard work .Amazing👍
Just discovered your channel and very impressive it is too. We have an allotment in Surrey and am very inspired by what you have shared. Thank you and Happy Birthday
Happy birthday coming up 30 wow you really don't look that age, but your gardening does. Ha ha that will be great to go to Kew gardens hope to come over and go there too one day. Thanks for the lovely tour so exciting. Blessings from NZ.
I cant wait for summer! I watching this to bind my time but I just cant wait, I have grown my dahlias form seed, exciting time
Loving your videos, I got an allotment last year and found it overwhelming at first but slowly learning by watching videos like yours and others alike, one thing I didn't expect was the invasion of weeds, 1 moment there is none, and the next there is a swarm of them! I find the RHS website is amazing for tons of info. I plan to be on my allotment for as long as i can, its a journey!
Lovely birdbath even the insects are safe 😊😊
I love your garden and the tours. The new sign got my attention right away, and it’s great to hear it came from Texas! The artist did a fantastic job of capturing some of the most special elements in your garden. It’s surprising to hear what kind of weather you have had. Here in the heart of America, near Kansas City, Missouri we have had a similar season. Usually starting in July our weather is super hot and dry and everything dies and turns brown, including the grass and the garden requires watering twice a day. This year we’ve had so much rain that I have only watered a handful times the entire summer. The weather changes from too hot to too rainy several times a week. Yesterday the humidity was 99 percent all day but it didn’t rain until the middle of the night, So I don’t know how well Dahlias will do here but seeing your glowing endorsement inspires me to give it a try. I already had decided to grow Amish Paste next year and seeing your tomatoes seals the deal for me. They are gorgeous! My sugar rush peach have never turned the peach color that they are supposed to turn. Even when I left them to grow for several weeks they just grew larger and larger and never turned peach. They lighten but that’s it. Have yours turned peach colored? I am very curious to know. Thank you!
Just found your channel and so a new subscriber too! Loving your enthusiasm around gardening, I have an alotment too, nothing better for the mind, body and soul. If you can grow some great produce too is an extra bonus....I'm trying out nearly 200 garlic cloves this season. Will keep you informed of successes as they happen.
Carry on the great work girl 🥰🥰
I absolutely love your plot, what a fantastic job you've done. Plot envy! 😄
O my that Amish paste tomato what a beauty that is maybe a future plant for me ..
Lovely and beautiful garden
Excelentes imágenes y gran jardin
Who ever disliked this video, shame on you. You’re garden is absolutely beautiful I love watching your videos & following your Instagram page! Keep it up! I hope to have an allotment of my own one day!
Thank you for a lovely tour of your allotment, I love your
Such a beautiful garden....and I love how you get so excited about all your results.
It’s hard not to when you’ve grown it from a tiny seed! 💚🌱
Love your new sign! Great job Omas garden!
Fantastic plot, love those dahlias.
08 Sept 2019~The beautiful "Wizard of Oz" thumbnail caught my eye, so I had to take a look. 5 minutes in, and I had to step back to👍and subscribe! You have a golden bounty there, it must be a full time endeavour.I won't call it a job, to me a garden is pure pleasure. When I was in my 30's I would DREAM of being where you are! Of course, reality would say "put away the spade," send me back indoors, to make dinner for 4 children and my husband. I'm retired now and deal with a back injury, so I take pleasure in other's beautiful EDENS. I look forward to watching you grow your garden, and your channel.I wish you the very best and 🎉🎈HAPPY🌹 BIRTHDAY🎈🎉 from 🇺🇸👵 Texas,USA!! 💗🇬🇧
Sooooo beautiful.
The garden is nice as well.
Beautiful place beautiful gardener
Always fun to see the garden. Thank you for sharing.
Thank YOU for watching! 🙏✨
I love Dahlias, I am so glad I came across your channel😊😊
Love your dahlias.
My favorite flower
what a lovely video
So beautiful flowers nice garden
Such a lovely garden
Just happened on your channel this morning. Watched this while I ate late breakfast, really relaxing. Glad to see you going no dig, I've in my second season doing a test run of what I hope will become a no dig market garden. It really is a completely different animal than conventional gardening. I'll never go back! Anyway great content and lots of familiar varieties that I've grown in Alabama and Arkansas.
*growing flowers with vegies very traditional practice , as i learnt from old gardeners learned craft from ; 'something for the tummy , something for the soul , & BOTH for the table , lol !
What a gorgeous harvest! Well done, kiddo!
Very beautiful garden , I love watching your video,thanks for sharing this ...
Happy birthday! And now you're above 11,000 subscribers! Congratulations!
love you garden look vey natural i had enjoy the video .
Great results. Congratulations & H.B. !
Hi, just a little side note about harvesting the sweet corn, the corn silk can be dried and used as a herbal tea and is claims to be very effective against UTI & Cystitis!
For a part of the plant that is normally disgaurded it has great medical benefits.
Love your garden I wish I had more space!
Cheers John......
Your allotment garden is beautiful and I love your Dahlia's. My Amish Paste tomatoes are massive also, great for making pasta sauce and slicing. :-)
It would be amazing to hear your favourite gardening books, Katrina, if you get a chance. ..
I have a community garden plot 3m x 3m and I love oohing and arhhhing over your garden tours. It would be wonderful to hear what books have helped you the most 🌷
I love that bird bath..I need to get one today🌼🌸💙🌹🌼🌸💙🌹
Hi there, thanks for sharing your gardening allotment journey with us.
I know this is a older video so hope you read this comment. About half way through, you've mentioned picking your beetroot. Would you mind sharing your method with us please? Thanks again 😊
You have a beautifully exuberant garden.
Why thank you! 🌸🥰
Yours is my favorite garden vlog! Happy birthday and enjoy Kew. I hope to get there myself someday.
Awww thank you so much! 🥰 It’s been on my bucket list for a long time! 🌸
Happy Birthday.!! Love watching what's going on with your plot, thinking I'll be growing Dahlias next year. Your allotment door looks beautiful with your new signage. As of my viewing the update you have 11K subscribers, the newbies are in for a treat come the holidays, that's when you showed up in my feed last fall/autumn, been watching every since.
Thank you so much for your support Wende 🥰🌸🌿
Wow, how amazing your garden is!
Simply stunning! You must be so proud of your hard work 😁
beautiful garden ,love your vegetable and flower . Thanks for sharing,I'm growing vegetables and will try some flowers soon
Thank you so much for this lovely tour👌👌🥰 Your plot is looking really beautiful! The paint drip on you window made me giggle 😂
Despite my best efforts with the masking tape I still got it all over there glass 😂 🤦🏻♀️ There’s already a bird poo on my bench 😒 Thanks for watching! 💚
I have Joan J raspberries also. This is 3rd year and they are amazing this year. So yummy!
I love all the flowers 🌸 🌺 and the harvest amazing!!!! Look at those tomatoes 🍅 😍
Beautiful garden, love your updates. I was so surprised to hear you say you don't like raw tomatoes when you have such fabulous fruit growing! Happy birthday!
I'm growing Amish paste this year (nearly spring here in Aus). I had no idea what to expect, hopefully mine turn out half as wonderful as yours!!! 💖 hope you have a fantastic upcoming birthday
I hope you have a fruitful harvest! Mine get bigger every year because I save the seed. I recommend that you do the same! ☺️🍅
I LOVE your garden, and that new sign is gorgeous!🧚🏼♀️
Really beautiful August garden
Morena. Love waking up to a garden tour.
Have a great day! ☀️😁
Oh my God, I love your garden, your garden very beautiful, I wish you always happens
What a beautiful garden, those dahlias and that SAQUASH! Beautiful
Edit: those tomatoes look so delicious, and that says a lot since I don’t really like tomatoes
Happy birthday! 😊
Lovely tour for August ... your allotment is looking so beautiful. Have a great birthday & enjoy Kew Gardens 😊🌻x
Some great tips there, love your garden, thanks.
I love your allotment its awesome
Epic stuff. All looking good!
stunning so is the garden
Have a wonderful birthday! Congratulations on the 10k subscribers...it is well deserved. You do a wonderful job with your videos.
I grow raspberries and they have done amazing this year! Huge sweet raspberries!
Hi HAPPY BIRTHDAY and CONGRATS 11K .Blossom End Rot is not caused by calcium deficiency.It is if your plant gets to little water or to much water.BER is the only plant disease that cures it self.Do not use ANY of the garden myths out there.Your videos are GREAT way to end a hard day from work.I will be 58 May 15.Gardening since I was 4.You have along way to go.
I love all your videos and your voice is so sweet. Do you think you can show any recipes for chutneys or anything else you make to preserve your harvest for later?
Thank you! One of my favourite chutney recipes is called Autumn Chutney and it’s on the BBC Good Food website. It’s great because it include so many vegetables from my allotment!
Awesome, I hit like before I was done watching. Good job.
You got a lovely garden. Whenever I watch your channel i feel like i am journeying through a lovely fairytale garden. Happy growing💜💛💚😍
Playing catch up on missed videos 👍
Thank you, I love your garden. Just a tip for you, the mosquitoes does not like Geranium, try plant some in your garden and see.
Great video! Thank you for the tour!
things grow to be beautiful in the uk. oh my goodness...
I thought I was the only one who hated raw tomato, its nice to know I'm not alone haha
Positively delightful as ALWAYS!
It been a good year iv had a lot of veg this time and still going
Very nice garden!
Thank you for sharing your garden success. What a great variety. Do you get any typtof a killing frost where you live?
Happy Birthday ! 🌺🌻🌷🌼🌹🏵⚘🎂
We love your video..the way you talk about you garden, the flowers and everythink!! ♥️🌸♥️🌸♥️🌸 beautifull!!! Amazing job
Wow! That new allotment sign is so beautiful and special! I am very bonded with a cement bird bath my sister gifted us ten years ago, so I can understand your excitement! Everything looks so gorgeous! Thank you for the tour! 🌸🌱🥒 .💕
your garden is lovely as always ,and happy birthday from Arizona ,
Great video. Lot of color. Great harvest of items for the table. Happy Birthday in Sept which is also my birthday month. Jim TN, USA
Thanks for watching! I hope that you enjoy your birthday next month 🎂
Hi Katrina....another brilliant video...can you remember where you got your Polytunnel please..
Tha is Gary! Sure, it was from Feel Good UK
Only just found your podcasts (I think it was a mention on the Talking Heads podcast maybe?). Really enjoyed watching. I wonder if you read fiction? I spotted a book yesterday called the Kew Garden Girls about the land girls who kept the garden going during WW1. Available only on kindle at present I think
Happy birthday when the day comes 👍🍾🎈🎉🎊🎂🍰, your doing a great work on your allotment.👍
Hi would I love to know where you can get the seeds for the radio tomatoes as I’d love to grow them next year. Love your channel 🍅🍅🍅
Did you know that you can also use calendula flowers for dying? You can also use all sorts of flowers and leaves for eco-printing. Ninja Chickens on here has a demo. Many of her videos are also about knitting, but I think there are specific ones about dying. You might also want to look at @wingandaprayerfarm on Instagram.
Did you ever tell us about your job at the (University? public?) garden - what you're doing, learning, enjoying?
Tigerella tomatoes are very tasty. You can save the seed's for next year. Great video as ever 🌷🌻🌼
🍃Happy birthday 💐, 🎂thanks for the tour🍃🐝
You mentioned about keeping the seeds, could you include a bit about how you save them?
You have a lovely garden