I use plastic square drainpipes to make arches. Sink them into the ground, fit some wood into the tops of the pipes and then fix 3x1 wooden rails into them at the required length and then attach roofing laths near the bottom and top the make the frame complete, then attach canes/ netting to the laths, withstands any winds and is really steadfast when the beans start coming . Cheap too.
Oh dear. Well I wish you luck with those arches. I had a couple in my garden for the roses, not got. They do not, at least mine Did Not last long at all. I have an allotment and my Bean arches are made from wood, they cost me £18 incl screws and netting. Good luck and continue to enjoy your allotment. Having made this negative comment, it looks like you might just have hit on a good idea, looking at how you have fitted them, they look good.
We've been watching your channel for some time now and really enjoy your vids. Lots of information and a bit of humour, can't be bad. Give your mum a hug, she's awesome
Aww jessie, you can tell you are just such a sweet nice person. Im really looking forward to seeing how your plot will look in spring/summer. It will look magnificent.
Great vlog Jessie and well done job on the Arches and keep warm, safe and well during these uncertain times. It's been snowing since Monday in Scotland and forecast for more and yes it's definitely the coldest winter since 2010.
Love the arches. Great to have some height and structure. Will be keen to see how the beans go. Also great to get the seedling tour very inspiring - must get started. have a great week. Cheers!
I always grow my climbing beans up wigwams, probably because my mum did when I was little but you have inspired me to get a couple of arches for climbing flowers along my central path to add height and encourage pollinators...
Big thumbs up again from me...I feel like I need to plant lots of seeds to catch up! Maybe some onions and leek seeds this weekend? The chillies you sent are doing fab..great germination...I’m gunna have windows full soon 💕 chat soon. H xx
Just loving the vlogs, so full of information. Thank you for keeping us all clued in on these very chilly days. Stay safe and continue with the great work :)
Last year I worked out the cost of wooden arches for our allotment and i just couldn't justify the insane cost! I've just bought the metal arches you recommended to form the base for two, 3 meter long archways on my plot. So excited to see what it looks like in summer 🌱🌱
Got to buy some arches for my beans so I can plant more in my tiny garden Love what you do especially when your with your mum such a good team wish I done more with my mum ☹️ too late now . My Dad last year planted every seed too late to stop him he’s not allowed this year.
Another enjoyable vlog. You have a lot on the go already. I was going to get some stuff sown over the weekend, but decided to leave off until next weekend due to the weather.
The weather is crazy cold Rusty! Don’t know whats going on, its supposed to be -8 here one night this week! I haven’t ever see it that cold. The only things I’ve sown that i think I’ve jumped the gun with are the cosmos and possibly the sprouts but I’ll give it a go and re-sow in march if i need to!
Thank you for the inspirational content This is only my second year growing and ive never tried starting anything indoors but seeing you sowing those sunflower seeds, I might try and start some of mine indoors Love your cats to
I will be really interested in the Jiffy pots, and what you think about them Jess, I can remember using them years ago and at that time the membrane around them seemed to tough for roots to break through so hope they have improved as they would be a definite game changer in time and compost fingers crossed xx
Now you know why your saw is blunt :) You mentioned it a few episodes ago and I see your Mum sawing away at some tree branches !! Another great video, love your content and your natural presenting style. Keep on smiling.....
Aww your allotment is gonna look so pretty when all of those arches are full. Just the thought of sowing seeds seems a long way away for me ☃️ and I’m desperate to build my ‘Jessie tunnel house’ but we have over 6 inches of snow now, and it ain’t gonna thaw any time soon 🙄 Stay warm & safe x
i share your weather blues -14 rather mild for this time of year.......however; seems cold to the bone......cant wait for this two feet of snow to melt ..... thinking on erecting a catipilar tunnel to harbour me chickens ........have an order in for a hundred chickds see how that works out........just shovelling snow waiting for it all too get under way........ its the sitting around waiting that gets to me..........love your volog kee[ on tubing tah........ great white north........S
Jessie, the main piece of advice I can give you for growing successful cauliflowers is to put shed loads of rotted horse manure on your soil; I just spread it on the surface in winter for the worms to take it down or if it is spring you can just dig into the surface. They also like firming in really well with your feet (or wellies!). I have some small cauli seedlings in my greenhouse now under fleece, also onions from seed and leeks - I keep the worst of the chill out of the greenhouse by lighting a pillar candle and then putting a clay pot over it and then a larger clay pot over that one - and I use a clay pot saucer also - as long as it's on a flat surface it is safe and is a good way of protecting any greenhouse seedlings even in late winter (just hardier things - not frost tender stuff obviously). It is a lot cheaper than buying propane gas and a cheap and very effective way of raising the temperature by 3 or 4 degrees on very cold nights.
Thanks Duncan, i think previously our solid has been too poor for them. Hopefully will rectify that this year! I haven’t started my onions from seed yet, I’m planning to direct sow them a bit later. And thats so interesting that you mention the candle in the greenhouse, mum and i were just reminiscing about the one year (that last super cold one) when we tried that! We didn’t get it quite right but we might give it another go this year!
Hiya Jessie. Shame about the wine but cheers anyway. Was wondering if your conservatory was heated and if not then I guess I can sow some spring onion seeds and leave on the shelf in my shed beside the window. (Might just try a few anyway to see) This will be my first year of actually trying to grow stuff to eat.
Another video to cheer a person up always such a happy face and mum working alongside you. Love the arches, I checked over here in Aus can you message what the name of the ones you found on Amazon uk are called, I only want to try cheap ones to see if they will work for me so cheaper the better. Take care. It’s ok I worked out how to locate on your site. Thanks
Perfect video again x cos my arches you recommended arrived today! Thank you- we are all loving following you on here. BTW l saw a piano in your house- is it you playing the piano in your videos? Lovely music X
Morning from a cold Cheshire, I know you bought the cheapest arches,is there a big difference in stability, with a medium priced one,just thought I would ask you,as you seem to know about your arches ,great video, you have a great passion for your allotment,its great to see,thanks
Love the arches! i did one last year across betwwen two of the beds, i agree they are wobbly too, in fact the wind lifted it out after my purple beans had finished but like the idea of using path space. Q What are the poles at the top?.👩🌾.
Lilly the 🐈 was certainly enjoying your company! Ah, you mentioned growing beans separately to avoid cross pollination. I had wondered about that. Is that important for the eating beans or just for seed saving beans to remain true to type? How far apart do you like to keep different varieties? Limited space here means I just parked my French and Runner Beans right next to each other last year. Was planning on much the same again this year because more beans! 😋
Hey Tufty! I’m not growing them separately for cross-pollination reasons, just for ease of picking! Beans don’t tend to cross so saving seed from them is fine even if you grow them all on the same arch! Sometimes you get a rouge but its only ever happened to me once. Also yeah, Lily was having a great time! :D
I'm intrigued by the jiffy pellets and will definitely be giving them a go, one question why would you choose one size over another is it dependent on what you're planting?
Another great video Jessie. In zone 6A yesterday it was minus 13 but the windchill was a bone chilling minus 21 ' C. Here in Ontario, the weather network show no warming above zero degrees Celsius till after Feb 20th. I was wondering what the measurements of the arches. l think they are about 4 feet between the base and perhaps 10 or 12 inches wide.
Thanks Raymond! Hoo, thats cold! It’s supposed to get to -8 here one night this week and i don’t think I’ve EVER seen it get below -4 here before! The arches are 1.4m span and about 37cm wide.
Brilliant idea. Why not put them across the path with feet in the existing beds. That way you utilise the space. I am sure there is wisdom in your method. I am a novice!
I love the cat! Really hope I get an allotment behind me as I am pretty sure my own cat visits them. Only issue is he wont leave me only if he does...haha
@@JessieatPlot37 thats cats for you. Gorgeous cute lovely things but pain the necks too. I have to lock the cat downstairs while I work upstairs otherwise he will sit outside the door whining to be let in.
I also bought arches this year after my achocha crushed my bamboo structure last year. My arches are 50 cm wide and I am wondering how many beans and achocha I can plant on each side?
Hi Jessie, a while back you mentioned Kohl Rabi and that you have overwintered them, we have some smaller then golf ball size and wonder if it would be best to dig them out or leave them till the spring, will they bulk up, cheers Dave NE
Hi Dave, I’m leaving mine in because last year they produced a new fresh globe above the golf ball size one in spring! So they ended up with a gnarly small one with a beautiful tender one on top like a figure of eight. I’m not sure if this is something that happens every year but I’ll be giving it another go!
@@JessieatPlot37 Hi Jessie, thanks for the reply, will let you know how they get on. Just watched your latest vlog and heres an idea for your arches. Buy 4 pieces of steel rod 2 foot long per arch and make a cardboard template, place the template where the arch is going and hammer each rod i foot into the ground then you and Mum can lower the arch in place, the rods will take most of the wear and tear and your arches should last for years, cheers Dave NE
hi jessie does it matter what size of jiffy pellets that you use for different vegs never seen them done this way always planted my stuff into small tubes with compost
Hi Ernest, only is the same way that you would with pots. Like, i wouldn’t use a tiny one to start a squash off in just because its roots would outgrow before it had actually done anything! I think they aren’t that great fro really tiny seed like celery leaf or something either but for most things a mid-sized one should cover most bases!
My arches came today, thank you for the recommendation and also for showing how you get them secured in the ground without bending them. I haven't used those coir discs before, do you just plant them direct or do they still need pots before planting out?
Hi Jessie! The little seedlings are slowly taking over the house room by room. I guess they are all going to be part of the family for the next weeks/months! 😄
The Cat, is she yours or the allotments cat, very friendly, if she's not yours I think she's adopting you. Cats know! Makes me laugh everytime I see her 🤣
I've been meaning to ask... where does the gorgeous cat on the plot come from?? Does she just come to visit from a house nearby or is she yours??? Too early for sunflowers or cosmos in Lewisham..gonna wait a month. Cucamelon is my trial this year.. tomatillo I really liked so they're on my always list now. Have grow lights so fairly relaxed..might do chilli's at weekend. Brr it's flipping cold though. 4° in greenhouse today
Hi Claire! Lily is a stray, (or semi-stray now). She was completely feral but has slowly become more relaxed around us. She has been taken in by one guy who has had her checked at the vets/had her jabs..... all that stuff and now has her own very comfy shed to live in! My sunflowers are always fine in Feb but i think it might be too early for the cosmos this year going by the temperatures we’ve had so far!! It often works out that i regret not sowing a few early if i don’t though so I’m doing both! :D I used to have a workshop in Lewisham! I’m doing cucamelons again this year, i thought they were great little things!
Jessie, How wide is the span of the arch mate. I might be interested in getting a few for my plot but i want them to span my path like you have your first double arches ??? Keep up the good work mate x
@@JessieatPlot37 it sure is we have a frost risk for about 28 days a year our deadliest time is July and August we don't grow hardly anything in them months
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Who else likes Jessie's innocence as a natural charmer ?! Aye !!
I use plastic square drainpipes to make arches. Sink them into the ground, fit some wood into the tops of the pipes and then fix 3x1 wooden rails into them at the required length and then attach roofing laths near the bottom and top the make the frame complete, then attach canes/ netting to the laths, withstands any winds and is really steadfast when the beans start coming . Cheap too.
Oh dear. Well I wish you luck with those arches. I had a couple in my garden for the roses, not got. They do not, at least mine Did Not last long at all. I have an allotment and my Bean arches are made from wood, they cost me £18 incl screws and netting. Good luck and continue to enjoy your allotment. Having made this negative comment, it looks like you might just have hit on a good idea, looking at how you have fitted them, they look good.
Respect for your mum with the saw.she is a busy bee.
I love that the cats just hang out with you while you work. That fluffy cat is adorable! ☺️
Three ‘mornings’ in the first 5 seconds 😋 morning!
Was enjoying all the way through and then you spoilt it ...... no wine what ya doing girly go get warm see you next week all the best cheers 🍻
We've been watching your channel for some time now and really enjoy your vids. Lots of information and a bit of humour, can't be bad. Give your mum a hug, she's awesome
On a positive note Jessie, I'll bet none of your Cripus suffered with club root last year! Indeed we live in hope, great stuff, keep them coming.
Cool arches
Aww jessie, you can tell you are just such a sweet nice person. Im really looking forward to seeing how your plot will look in spring/summer. It will look magnificent.
Great vlog Jessie and well done job on the Arches and keep warm, safe and well during these uncertain times. It's been snowing since Monday in Scotland and forecast for more and yes it's definitely the coldest winter since 2010.
Going to give those Jiffy pellets a go.Saw your first vid and both myself and my wife look forward to Tuesdays and Saturdays every week.👍👍👍👍
Love the arches. Great to have some height and structure. Will be keen to see how the beans go. Also great to get the seedling tour very inspiring - must get started. have a great week. Cheers!
Just caught up to real time...Jess you are my kind of gardener!
That’s going to be a lovely view full of flowering plants and beans.
A lovely vlog with some beautiful sunshine :) Thank you for sharing :)
Love the cat.
Your videos are wonderful you spoil us! The music's giving me amelie vibes which is even better! Can't wait to see more of your creations🤘🤘🤘👌
thank you! :D
I always grow my climbing beans up wigwams, probably because my mum did when I was little but you have inspired me to get a couple of arches for climbing flowers along my central path to add height and encourage pollinators...
Trying my jiffy blocks this week. They look great, fingers crossed🤞👍👍
Thankyou Jess was hoping for a cheers it’s my birthday lol blessings to you and yours Ontario Canada 🐝
Big thumbs up again from me...I feel like I need to plant lots of seeds to catch up! Maybe some onions and leek seeds this weekend? The chillies you sent are doing fab..great germination...I’m gunna have windows full soon 💕 chat soon. H xx
I just find watching what you can seed and grow so entertaining. My climate doesn’t allow for certain thing beyond April be use it gets too hot.
Just loving the vlogs, so full of information. Thank you for keeping us all clued in on these very chilly days. Stay safe and continue with the great work :)
Last year I worked out the cost of wooden arches for our allotment and i just couldn't justify the insane cost! I've just bought the metal arches you recommended to form the base for two, 3 meter long archways on my plot. So excited to see what it looks like in summer 🌱🌱
I always grow French bean called cobra they do really well have lots of them
Got to buy some arches for my beans so I can plant more in my tiny garden Love what you do especially when your with your mum such a good team wish I done more with my mum ☹️ too late now . My Dad last year planted every seed too late to stop him he’s not allowed this year.
That into after a hard day though 😍🥺 and... relax the vid is out.
That is a good plan and wind blowing plants down is so heartbreaking. Great arches idea too.
Another enjoyable vlog. You have a lot on the go already. I was going to get some stuff sown over the weekend, but decided to leave off until next weekend due to the weather.
The weather is crazy cold Rusty! Don’t know whats going on, its supposed to be -8 here one night this week! I haven’t ever see it that cold. The only things I’ve sown that i think I’ve jumped the gun with are the cosmos and possibly the sprouts but I’ll give it a go and re-sow in march if i need to!
I like this channel ! *smile*
Thank you for the inspirational content
This is only my second year growing and ive never tried starting anything indoors but seeing you sowing those sunflower seeds, I might try and start some of mine indoors
Love your cats to
I will be really interested in the Jiffy pots, and what you think about them Jess, I can remember using them years ago and at that time the membrane around them seemed to tough for roots to break through so hope they have improved as they would be a definite game changer in time and compost fingers crossed xx
Great video again Jess,Nice to see the Arches going in, I'm just going to use Concrete reinforcement wire for my beans and squash.
Thanks Graham! Nice, I’m currently mulling over my squash frame options!
Another amazing video your views are climbing every single video
:D Get there slowly. :)
You optimize your garden space with those arches. I have many of them in my garden as well. They are great.
Now you know why your saw is blunt :) You mentioned it a few episodes ago and I see your Mum sawing away at some tree branches !! Another great video, love your content and your natural presenting style. Keep on smiling.....
Hahahahaha, yep! We have a whole selection of blunt saws now! :D
Love watching the seed start. Zone 3B here 🇨🇦 also -42 this morning🥶
Who, thats cold!! :O And I’m wrapped in blankets at 0º.....lol!
Aww your allotment is gonna look so pretty when all of those arches are full. Just the thought of sowing seeds seems a long way away for me ☃️ and I’m desperate to build my ‘Jessie tunnel house’ but we have over 6 inches of snow now, and it ain’t gonna thaw any time soon 🙄
Stay warm & safe x
i share your weather blues -14 rather mild for this time of year.......however; seems cold to the bone......cant wait for this two feet of snow to melt ..... thinking on erecting a catipilar tunnel to harbour me chickens ........have an order in for a hundred chickds see how that works out........just shovelling snow waiting for it all too get under way........ its the sitting around waiting that gets to me..........love your volog kee[ on tubing tah........ great white north........S
A bow saw might have saved mum some energy cutting the logs!
Jessie, the main piece of advice I can give you for growing successful cauliflowers is to put shed loads of rotted horse manure on your soil; I just spread it on the surface in winter for the worms to take it down or if it is spring you can just dig into the surface. They also like firming in really well with your feet (or wellies!). I have some small cauli seedlings in my greenhouse now under fleece, also onions from seed and leeks - I keep the worst of the chill out of the greenhouse by lighting a pillar candle and then putting a clay pot over it and then a larger clay pot over that one - and I use a clay pot saucer also - as long as it's on a flat surface it is safe and is a good way of protecting any greenhouse seedlings even in late winter (just hardier things - not frost tender stuff obviously). It is a lot cheaper than buying propane gas and a cheap and very effective way of raising the temperature by 3 or 4 degrees on very cold nights.
Thanks Duncan, i think previously our solid has been too poor for them. Hopefully will rectify that this year! I haven’t started my onions from seed yet, I’m planning to direct sow them a bit later. And thats so interesting that you mention the candle in the greenhouse, mum and i were just reminiscing about the one year (that last super cold one) when we tried that! We didn’t get it quite right but we might give it another go this year!
Thank you for the heating tip. Cheap is always good in my book!!
Thanks Jessie! Was trying to think of a way of doing something similar on my plot, now I know how to do it!
:D
Ace when the camera fell over!! 😂😂😂 I’m going to try soil blocking with some coir tomorrow for the sprouts 🤞🌱
Hiya Jessie.
Shame about the wine but cheers anyway.
Was wondering if your conservatory was heated and if not then I guess I can sow some spring onion seeds and leave on the shelf in my shed beside the window. (Might just try a few anyway to see)
This will be my first year of actually trying to grow stuff to eat.
...Oh one more thing, greetings to Jessie's Mom ! *smile*
Another video to cheer a person up always such a happy face and mum working alongside you. Love the arches, I checked over here in Aus can you message what the name of the ones you found on Amazon uk are called, I only want to try cheap ones to see if they will work for me so cheaper the better. Take care. It’s ok I worked out how to locate on your site. Thanks
I love following your channel xx
:D Thanks Marie!
I've just done the same, although I must be too strong, as they bent at the joins as I pushed themm in. Good luck.
ditch the all the year round. try boris f1 for summer caulis. they are magnificent.
I am a new subscriber and am loving your vlogs, so knowledgeable.
:D Thanks Elizabeth!
Perfect video again x cos my arches you recommended arrived today!
Thank you- we are all loving following you on here. BTW l saw a piano in your house- is it you playing the piano in your videos? Lovely music X
Morning from a cold Cheshire, I know you bought the cheapest arches,is there a big difference in stability, with a medium priced one,just thought I would ask you,as you seem to know about your arches ,great video, you have a great passion for your allotment,its great to see,thanks
My seedlings are way behind yours, great vlog once again. CHEERS
Cheers Carl!
Do you think sunflowers would be ok being kept in a greenhouse until ready to go into the ground? I don’t have a lot of space indoors.
Love the arches! i did one last year across betwwen two of the beds, i agree they are wobbly too, in fact the wind lifted it out after my purple beans had finished but like the idea of using path space. Q What are the poles at the top?.👩🌾.
Never got on with Jiffy blocks.
Them chillies look a bit leggy.
Lilly the 🐈 was certainly enjoying your company! Ah, you mentioned growing beans separately to avoid cross pollination. I had wondered about that. Is that important for the eating beans or just for seed saving beans to remain true to type? How far apart do you like to keep different varieties? Limited space here means I just parked my French and Runner Beans right next to each other last year. Was planning on much the same again this year because more beans! 😋
Hey Tufty! I’m not growing them separately for cross-pollination reasons, just for ease of picking! Beans don’t tend to cross so saving seed from them is fine even if you grow them all on the same arch! Sometimes you get a rouge but its only ever happened to me once.
Also yeah, Lily was having a great time! :D
I'm intrigued by the jiffy pellets and will definitely be giving them a go, one question why would you choose one size over another is it dependent on what you're planting?
Looks like you have mild winter, too me. Lol but i live awfully close to Canada
Jeepers creepers where’d you get those peepers 😍😘
if you haven't yet you should try daikon radish
My peppers have just come up!
Another great video Jessie. In zone 6A yesterday it was minus 13 but the windchill was a bone chilling minus 21 ' C. Here in Ontario, the weather network show no warming above zero degrees Celsius till after Feb 20th. I was wondering what the measurements of the arches. l think they are about 4 feet between the base and perhaps 10 or 12 inches wide.
Thanks Raymond! Hoo, thats cold! It’s supposed to get to -8 here one night this week and i don’t think I’ve EVER seen it get below -4 here before!
The arches are 1.4m span and about 37cm wide.
Great video - great eyes 👀
Brilliant idea. Why not put them across the path with feet in the existing beds. That way you utilise the space.
I am sure there is wisdom in your method. I am a novice!
I love the cat!
Really hope I get an allotment behind me as I am pretty sure my own cat visits them. Only issue is he wont leave me only if he does...haha
Hahaha! Lily is lovely but can be a real bugger if you’re trying to have a relaxing lunch in summer.... lol!
@@JessieatPlot37 thats cats for you. Gorgeous cute lovely things but pain the necks too. I have to lock the cat downstairs while I work upstairs otherwise he will sit outside the door whining to be let in.
Which of the jiffys do you use...
with Peat or Peat free, and why?
TiA
Enjoying the vids x
I have missed where that cat came from! Which vlog does she appear in?
I also bought arches this year after my achocha crushed my bamboo structure last year. My arches are 50 cm wide and I am wondering how many beans and achocha I can plant on each side?
Hi Jessie, a while back you mentioned Kohl Rabi and that you have overwintered them, we have some smaller then golf ball size and wonder if it would be best to dig them out or leave them till the spring, will they bulk up, cheers Dave NE
Hi Dave, I’m leaving mine in because last year they produced a new fresh globe above the golf ball size one in spring! So they ended up with a gnarly small one with a beautiful tender one on top like a figure of eight. I’m not sure if this is something that happens every year but I’ll be giving it another go!
@@JessieatPlot37 Hi Jessie, thanks for the reply, will let you know how they get on. Just watched your latest vlog and heres an idea for your arches. Buy 4 pieces of steel rod 2 foot long per arch and make a cardboard template, place the template where the arch is going and hammer each rod i foot into the ground then you and Mum can lower the arch in place, the rods will take most of the wear and tear and your arches should last for years, cheers Dave NE
hi jessie does it matter what size of jiffy pellets that you use for different vegs never seen them done this way always planted my stuff into small tubes with compost
Hi Ernest, only is the same way that you would with pots. Like, i wouldn’t use a tiny one to start a squash off in just because its roots would outgrow before it had actually done anything! I think they aren’t that great fro really tiny seed like celery leaf or something either but for most things a mid-sized one should cover most bases!
@@JessieatPlot37 thank you, new to all this gardening thing try anything different, your vlog is really good and intresting
My arches came today, thank you for the recommendation and also for showing how you get them secured in the ground without bending them. I haven't used those coir discs before, do you just plant them direct or do they still need pots before planting out?
How big is your plot? It looks massive.
Sticks of rebar is a good and cheap way to unwobblyfy arches. They can take a lot of punishment as diagonals.
Hi Jessie! The little seedlings are slowly taking over the house room by room. I guess they are all going to be part of the family for the next weeks/months! 😄
hi jessie i think i'm going to do the same as you but out of big bamboo canes well give it a go anyway & see if i can. ivan
Fantastic yeah!
The Cat, is she yours or the allotments cat, very friendly, if she's not yours I think she's adopting you. Cats know! Makes me laugh everytime I see her 🤣
She’s an allotment resident! But yeah, she knows which of us have cat food in our sheds.... :D
Does your neighbour mind? Presumably something this high on the boundary will cause them some shade?
No, no shade at all. That’s the direction of the sun so he is not effected and no, he doesn’t mind.
I've been meaning to ask... where does the gorgeous cat on the plot come from?? Does she just come to visit from a house nearby or is she yours???
Too early for sunflowers or cosmos in Lewisham..gonna wait a month. Cucamelon is my trial this year.. tomatillo I really liked so they're on my always list now. Have grow lights so fairly relaxed..might do chilli's at weekend. Brr it's flipping cold though. 4° in greenhouse today
Hi Claire! Lily is a stray, (or semi-stray now). She was completely feral but has slowly become more relaxed around us. She has been taken in by one guy who has had her checked at the vets/had her jabs..... all that stuff and now has her own very comfy shed to live in!
My sunflowers are always fine in Feb but i think it might be too early for the cosmos this year going by the temperatures we’ve had so far!! It often works out that i regret not sowing a few early if i don’t though so I’m doing both! :D I used to have a workshop in Lewisham!
I’m doing cucamelons again this year, i thought they were great little things!
Jessie, How wide is the span of the arch mate. I might be interested in getting a few for my plot but i want them to span my path like you have your first double arches ??? Keep up the good work mate x
Q&A on Amazon says about 5 feet.
:D Thanks Trevor! Yeah, they are 1.4m wide but can be 1.3 or 1.5 depending (rather err..... flexible! Lol)
Hey jess what are those things you are using to sew your seeds in they look great and another great video 📹
They are Jiffy Pellets, Nick. There’s a link in the video description if you want to see them!
Thanks will watch video again a get the link
I'm so disappointed in my chilli and Aubergine seedlings 🌱 I'm still at the baby leaf stage 😩 since the middle of Jan. I dont know what to do.
Fluffy the cat wants to help
Yep!
Not sure why but those pellets really remind me of witchetty grubs xD
Hahahah! I’ll be looking at the differently from now....
reminds me of a young, cute Charlie Dimmock
🤗
Apparently this is the coldest winter since 2010. Be warm be safe.
It certainly feels it Cassie!
Its crazy to think that our broadbeans are coming to the end out here in Spain we get there all winter its to hot after about march here
Amazing isn’t it! So close and such a different season! :D
@@JessieatPlot37 it sure is we have a frost risk for about 28 days a year our deadliest time is July and August we don't grow hardly anything in them months
Will kiwi's grow in this climate?
Yep! There’s a garden up the road from me that has a pomegranate, a kiwi and a passion fruit that all produce good fruit!
You mentioned that the arches were ten pounds each where from please
Link is in the description!
@@JessieatPlot37 how do i look at description please
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Just love the nosey 🐱, you should have swapped jobs with your poor mum though 😀
I'm new here friend wish appreciate . helping each other..your video sharing nice I like it 👍..thanks and see you around 🇸🇬💞💞 XOXOXO..
is your mother sawing ???
And
You look young for 44. You definatly don’t look it, must be all the healthy living.
Shes doing a good job evidently
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