I've been growing veg for about 20 years but I've only started succession planting last year, as I always ended up with too many. The beauty of gardening is I'm always learning and improving, plus I rely on gardening to help my mental health. Love your videos, you have a lovely soothing, calming voice. Thank you.🙂👍
I do the same really helps the mind gardening my bestfriend has just joined in with me after years of taking the piss out of me. She is now as bad as me and has thanked me because it's really helped her mind helps give you a sense of peace.
Beautiful! You must not have squash vine borers in your area. I would love melons! Lovely assortment of seeds! I love listening to your calming voice. Thank you, Liz!
Hi Liz, We got our Permaculture magazine delivered today, good for a wet day in Northamptonshire & what a nice surprise to see an article featuring yourself & Mr J. Your subscribers will go through the roof now. I subscribed to you, when you had under a 1,000 subscribers, so have been enjoying your journey for a while now. You are called Chicken Liz in our house, as I am rather a fan of TH-cam. It's a great learning engine. And well done to your friend Huw for getting on the front cover of the magazine. That boy is doing well. At my age everyone is getting younger, lol! Take care & well done. :)
Hello Sarah, thank you for still visiting the channel. 'Chicken Liz' - brilliant! Yes Huw has had an amazing couple of years for his career, he's an inspiration!
Oh, and you are the only person (besides myself) who seems to know the "Genovese" courgette or zucchini; we bought a bunch of seeds for it back in '14; those finally got to the "Zero Germination" point a few years ago and I've had a deuce of a time trying to find it here, since. Good for you, and *buon appetito!*
Superb video Liz. So much information packed in a small amount of time. Great tips and so relaxing to watch. I have sowed some parsley and am the proud owner of one cucumber plant and 4 tomato plants and 4 lettuce plants . They are outside in tubs . In Cyprus we shouldn't get a frost but we have had driving rain and wind. There was a forcast of hail in upper regions a few days ago but I heard nothing more about it .Troodos is still quite cold but we are around 22 centigrade as I write at 6 PM. My petunias are looking great and I even managed to over winter one hanging basket of petunias even though it was neglected while I was 2 months in Wales. Cyprus has only had 20 deaths from covid 19 . This is less than they normally get from flu and pneumonia so although it is 20 too many I feel we are in a good position here for Spyros . I suppose only time will tell. It looks as if Rhondda Cynnon Taff and Newport has been hit very hard. I am glad we left when we did. Wishing you and Mr J good health and thanks so much for sharing xxxx Margaret
Hi Margaret, I'm glad to read that you are both safe and well. I think the figures for Newport and RCT only look so bad as any patients are being sent to the Gwent hospital as that's the designated hospital for the region - and I guess it's a pretty densely populated area. We are both very well thanks, Mr J is tired as he is working extra hours to help out during this period. I'll be glad when he goes back to just 4 days a week and we get to spend more time together again.
Thank you Liz...awesome ideas for spring here in Canada....I’m watching you while I sew home made masks for our community while waiting for the weather to warm and watching my little seedlings grow under the lights. Cheers!
Salsify, wow, it looks a bit like chive from that lovely bit off footage. Thank you very much for the mention. This is such an exciting time of the year...
Wonderful video Liz you are looking beautiful I have been inspired to grow raspberries this year I’m trying to turn my small orchard into food forest. Your garden is so welcoming and beautiful!
Hi Drema, I hope you have some wonderful raspberries. I took a photo for you this week, I will send it via Patreon - it's the cutting that I took of the New Dawn rose and it's flowering!
You look lovely, and the garden is nice and sunny and green. Its very relaxing watching your videos while waiting for my own garden to wake up for the spring. Thanks for sharing!
Hi my Darling hope you guys are well.. Always great to.see what one can sow each Month. We have Rain today and for the next few days. Much love 🌼🌻🌼 xx ❤
Great video Liz. Lovely to see someone growing different vegetables than just the typical varieties, best of look with your harvest. Also, Mooli is brilliant pickled. Julienne some carrots, cucumber and mooli - mix with rice wine, rice vinegar, salt and a little sugar. Leave it in the liquid and it makes a really punchy refreshing pickle to be enjoyed.
Hi Liz, as a new subscriber to your channel I am already learning from you. I am a fairly successful gardener but there is always things to learn, how others do things. Keep up the good work.
Hi Liz, Enjoy your videos! Since taking up veg growing only last year, your channel plus the wonderful Charles D and Huw are my absolute favourite go-to gardening gurus! I notice you're using The Real Seed Company; I came across them this year, what a fabulously ethical small company they are - love how they send out their seed packs with all sorts of instructions including how to harvest the seeds. Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge. All the best...
Thank you very much for this video! Am in Brighton, Sussex and am just hardening off my golden beetroot and purple haze carrots that I got from Premier Seeds direct (in winter when they were still open, I saw you holding up one of their seed packets!) Brilliant video ! X
@@car9140 your extremely warmer than here then, I'm in northern ireland. Mind you I'd love you have the Texan weather just to be able to grow tomatoes and corn
Snap! Also trying Honeyboat - never really been successful with the butternuts, but this time I'm earlier so hopefully they'll get to full size. Snap for a few others too LOL!
I lost count! All the squashes germinated! Uchiki Kuri was a very late starter. One pot I decided wasn't going to germinate so stopped watering. Saw 2 green leaves appear some 3 weeks later! It was watered immediately and is now on the dining room table with 2 more leaves in 2 days! Making up for lost time! The others have been potted up in the greenhouse and looking more happy - very tardy potting on, so the new leaves are much better shade of green! They are sitting where the peppers will be going - squashes going out after this cold snap to harden off. Must take photos! Haven't uploaded videos since last year! I have taken them though! Will pop the photo on FB later on! Just tried chitting soya beans - have just popped them in compost - an interesting exercise.
Great update Liz. I've sown squash patty pan in yellow this year, haven't tried it before so will be interesting to see what it's like. Take care. Jen x
I'll be interested to see how you get on with Honeyboat squash. I'm growing Honeyboat this year, mine took ages to germinate, I nearly through it out and started again.
@@LizZorab YAY! I'm glad to hear it. It's my first year growing corn, I've only got an 8x4ft raised bed, how many do you think I could happily get in there?
Thanks for the update, already got lots of seedlings growing in my greenhouse, I think I might try the honey squash you mentioned as my wife and I both like butternut squash. Enjoying watching your videos, thank you.
The weather has been beautiful for the last week and now we have lots (and lots) of rain to replenish the garden. The veg will love it and so will the weeds!
Me too! I've found putting a layer of compost in the drill helps, water before you sow them, cover with compost, not soil, and keep moist not wet until germination, don't let them dry out. Still tricky but keep persevering! Xx
One thing I would like to know is, what is your soil temperature in may? There are things people direct sow that I germinate inside because the soil outside is too cold while the air temperature is warm enough for the plant to grow.
I've never measured the temperature of the soil in May. in 2019 it was very cold for the whole month of May, while 2018 we were in a heatwave during May - this is why I stress that people need to adjust the sowing times according to their area!
Thank you! I always have a hard time choosing what to saw because I dont have much space and or seeds. I dont like losing seedlings or complete plants because of the temperature changes. Do you have a gardening diary? How do you keep track of your crops?
Hello, thanks for dropping by. Yes I keep a gardening journal which I note down sowing dates, any germination issues etc. I also make notes if we particularly like a specific variety and more importantly the things we don't like, so that I don't grow them again. The whole process is helped by having a visual record in the videos.
@@LizZorab Hello, thank you for answering. I admire you and hope to be as cool as you are when I'm your age. Thank you for sharing your garden with us and all the tips. I will try to keep a journal, it seems like it could be useful. 🌻 thank you
Hiya love the video's. Was thinking of starting a small garden a meter wide and 4 meters long. I live in Scotland central belt what would you recommend to grow for my first time. It will be a raised bed
Hello from sunny Bolton 🌞, Great video 👍, just got my first honeydew melon seedling pop up, first time for me so any tips would be appreciated take care
My first year for melons was last year, I provided a string for it to climb up in the polytunnel. I think I was supposed to pinch the tip out when it got to 4 or 5 flowers, but I don't think it ever got that far!
@Betty Adkisson -- Same here... sometimes it's not straightforward, I've now learned to research online & usually someone not only shows where the seeds are but how to save them. I've asked & get short, curt answers. So, I now go online to find the answers. I have a lot to learn!
I packed them in so hopefully it's not too long. Can't say the same for my next video which is a garden tour and hard as I try I can't edit it down to a short length!
Hi Liz, what happened to perennials planted last year, I live in Scotland and keen to learn from others' experience in growing perennials for this climatic conditions.
so... are your ramps up and growing? my transplants have a few flowers, but the seeds i planted havent done anything and i cant find them... either they rotted or were eaten by mice
Beets refer to the root of the beetroot plant as opposed to just the leaves. Some varieties don't produce very large roots but do produce lots of lovely leaves.
Hi Liz, I was fascinated to see you are growing runner beans as perennials. Do you think the yield is the same as growing then as an annual? Fancy doing a trial?
I'm pretty sure that the perennials have a higher yield per plant because each year they are coming back stronger and putting out more shoots. A new plant produces on one main stem while the perennials were putting up 3 -5 stems last year and who knows how many this year!
I think I must watch this video every year. 😂
I go back and watch it too, I can never remember off the top of my head, everything that I can sow each month!
This was so fun to watch. I could listen to seed talk all day long!
Wonderful !!! That radish instead of horseradish sauce brilliant in dumplings cooked on top of stews/casseroles
Looking good Liz . Proves the health of Mam nature helps us all.
Good tips , didn’t know about keeping spinach out of the sun. Very useful thanks Liz.
Love those giant squashes. I need more garden space... 😆
Come on may LOL I cant wait for this season to kick off
Thankyou for this video, a really huge help to a newbie like me. Take care.
Glad it was helpful!
Sometimes you need to harden plants off to get used to the extra sun as well as the wind and cold
I've been growing veg for about 20 years but I've only started succession planting last year, as I always ended up with too many. The beauty of gardening is I'm always learning and improving, plus I rely on gardening to help my mental health. Love your videos, you have a lovely soothing, calming voice. Thank you.🙂👍
I do the same really helps the mind gardening my bestfriend has just joined in with me after years of taking the piss out of me. She is now as bad as me and has thanked me because it's really helped her mind helps give you a sense of peace.
Beautiful! You must not have squash vine borers in your area. I would love melons! Lovely assortment of seeds! I love listening to your calming voice. Thank you, Liz!
So nice of you to say. No we don't have vine borers here - yet!
Very useful information. Thank you.
Hi Liz, We got our Permaculture magazine delivered today, good for a wet day in Northamptonshire & what a nice surprise to see an article featuring yourself & Mr J. Your subscribers will go through the roof now. I subscribed to you, when you had under a 1,000 subscribers, so have been enjoying your journey for a while now. You are called Chicken Liz in our house, as I am rather a fan of TH-cam. It's a great learning engine. And well done to your friend Huw for getting on the front cover of the magazine. That boy is doing well. At my age everyone is getting younger, lol! Take care & well done. :)
Hello Sarah, thank you for still visiting the channel. 'Chicken Liz' - brilliant! Yes Huw has had an amazing couple of years for his career, he's an inspiration!
Liz, You look so energetic and lively! Gardening looks well on you! Thank you for showing us what can be done!
Thank you!
I'd love to see a monthly update on your squashes. I'v never grown them before and would love to give them a try
Thank you for your videos. I live in Tasmania. I adjust my viewing to watch the videos you released 6 months ago to adjust for seasonal difference.
Oh, and you are the only person (besides myself) who seems to know the "Genovese" courgette or zucchini; we bought a bunch of seeds for it back in '14; those finally got to the "Zero Germination" point a few years ago and I've had a deuce of a time trying to find it here, since. Good for you, and *buon appetito!*
Heating back on here in Scotland!
Yes, here too. I filmed this on Sunday afternoon, it's amazing how quickly the temperatures change at this time of year!
Travis “why does it always rain on me”...........cos you live in Scotland?
Thank you very much. Organizing the video by sowing months is so helpful for beginner like me
Ditto!
Thanks for sharing some great advice and tips 🙂
Superb video Liz. So much information packed in a small amount of time. Great tips and so relaxing to watch. I have sowed some parsley and am the proud owner of one cucumber plant and 4 tomato plants and 4 lettuce plants . They are outside in tubs . In Cyprus we shouldn't get a frost but we have had driving rain and wind. There was a forcast of hail in upper regions a few days ago but I heard nothing more about it .Troodos is still quite cold but we are around 22 centigrade as I write at 6 PM. My petunias are looking great and I even managed to over winter one hanging basket of petunias even though it was neglected while I was 2 months in Wales. Cyprus has only had 20 deaths from covid 19 . This is less than they normally get from flu and pneumonia so although it is 20 too many I feel we are in a good position here for Spyros . I suppose only time will tell. It looks as if Rhondda Cynnon Taff and Newport has been hit very hard. I am glad we left when we did. Wishing you and Mr J good health and thanks so much for sharing xxxx Margaret
Hi Margaret, I'm glad to read that you are both safe and well. I think the figures for Newport and RCT only look so bad as any patients are being sent to the Gwent hospital as that's the designated hospital for the region - and I guess it's a pretty densely populated area. We are both very well thanks, Mr J is tired as he is working extra hours to help out during this period. I'll be glad when he goes back to just 4 days a week and we get to spend more time together again.
Nice watching and listening
Thank you Liz...awesome ideas for spring here in Canada....I’m watching you while I sew home made masks for our community while waiting for the weather to warm and watching my little seedlings grow under the lights. Cheers!
I really appreciate the overlays of your own footage! Great video!
Salsify, wow, it looks a bit like chive from that lovely bit off footage. Thank you very much for the mention. This is such an exciting time of the year...
My goodness, there's so much to think about and keep track of! Thanks for the great tip about hot radishes in yogurt as a substitute for horseradush!
Wonderful video Liz you are looking beautiful I have been inspired to grow raspberries this year I’m trying to turn my small orchard into food forest. Your garden is so welcoming and beautiful!
Hi Drema, I hope you have some wonderful raspberries. I took a photo for you this week, I will send it via Patreon - it's the cutting that I took of the New Dawn rose and it's flowering!
So good to see you again! You look fabulous as always! Thank you for your knowledge and hard work!
Thank you so much! That's very kind of you Linda 😃
2:44 Love the continuity 'opps' with the finger nails.
Hi Andy, yes the flashbacks to earlier videos always makes for interesting continuity!
Hi I'm new to all this. So great to have found you. I'm also looking in to permaculture.. I like in Hereford. So it's nice to find someone in the uk
Welcome! There are a handful of us who are permaculturists and create gardening videos.
You look lovely, and the garden is nice and sunny and green. Its very relaxing watching your videos while waiting for my own garden to wake up for the spring. Thanks for sharing!
I love your video!! Thank you for all the great information!! Love from Kentucky 🐎
Thank you for sharing the information about salsify, it is a pretty flower well growing in the garden.
Always enjoy and informative Liz. 😀
Hi my Darling hope you guys are well.. Always great to.see what one can sow each Month. We have Rain today and for the next few days. Much love 🌼🌻🌼 xx ❤
Great video Liz. Lovely to see someone growing different vegetables than just the typical varieties, best of look with your harvest. Also, Mooli is brilliant pickled. Julienne some carrots, cucumber and mooli - mix with rice wine, rice vinegar, salt and a little sugar. Leave it in the liquid and it makes a really punchy refreshing pickle to be enjoyed.
Hi Liz, as a new subscriber to your channel I am already learning from you. I am a fairly successful gardener but there is always things to learn, how others do things.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks for subscribing, it's great to hear that you are enjoying the channel.
Love your monthly guides Liz, thanks. Looking lovely today btw x
Awesome update Liz thank you for sharing as always
Thanks for watching!
Hi Liz, Enjoy your videos! Since taking up veg growing only last year, your channel plus the wonderful Charles D and Huw are my absolute favourite go-to gardening gurus! I notice you're using The Real Seed Company; I came across them this year, what a fabulously ethical small company they are - love how they send out their seed packs with all sorts of instructions including how to harvest the seeds. Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge. All the best...
So pleased that you are enjoying the videos, thank you so much for you kind words 😊
I agree re The Real Seed Company! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi Liz, that is a great selection of seeds you are starting. Hope you are both keeping well :-)
Yes we are! I hope you are doing well too.
@@LizZorab Yes thanks Liz, we are all getting on with it :-)
Thank you very much for this video! Am in Brighton, Sussex and am just hardening off my golden beetroot and purple haze carrots that I got from Premier Seeds direct (in winter when they were still open, I saw you holding up one of their seed packets!)
Brilliant video ! X
Thank you Oliver!
Thank you for the fab video! You look really well. Happy growing x
Thanks so much! 😊
Brilliant Liz Perfect List of what's what. There's more then you think. Gives us all new ideas. Thanks. 😁😷. Keep Safe Guy's
Thanks Liz this is very nice. Great information. I wish we could sow these now but it is already too warm here for this sort of sowings.
Thankyou for your great videos Liz! I am trying to move closer to food self-sufficiency and your videos are so helpful ☺️
I'm so glad that you're finding them helpful - that's why I make them, because we all have to learn from somewhere!
I love seeing you and your videos popping up in my feed! Thank you. 💕🌱
Thank you for helpng us remember thtat life goes on, even in lockdown, and the seaons will turn, turn, turn.... 😊
You are so welcome!
Nice quick fire vid. Thanks Liz.
Thanks Liz. Now to get out and get planting!
Hi Kate, I know, so much to do and so little time - but it's all good fun!
Really need this video thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I can only grow most of these in September (and I have to start indoors to protect the seedlings from the heat of the mid-day).
Do you live in quite a warm area? These are nearly June plants for me
@@Silverstreamhomecrafts yes. Texas
@@car9140 your extremely warmer than here then, I'm in northern ireland. Mind you I'd love you have the Texan weather just to be able to grow tomatoes and corn
Thank you so much for this. I’ve learned a lot!
Snap! Also trying Honeyboat - never really been successful with the butternuts, but this time I'm earlier so hopefully they'll get to full size. Snap for a few others too LOL!
We can compare thoughts at the end of the season. Have any of your seeds germinated yet? I think I've got 5 plants.
I lost count! All the squashes germinated! Uchiki Kuri was a very late starter. One pot I decided wasn't going to germinate so stopped watering. Saw 2 green leaves appear some 3 weeks later! It was watered immediately and is now on the dining room table with 2 more leaves in 2 days! Making up for lost time! The others have been potted up in the greenhouse and looking more happy - very tardy potting on, so the new leaves are much better shade of green! They are sitting where the peppers will be going - squashes going out after this cold snap to harden off. Must take photos! Haven't uploaded videos since last year! I have taken them though! Will pop the photo on FB later on! Just tried chitting soya beans - have just popped them in compost - an interesting exercise.
Great info, really inspired me to get back outside despite the rain haha x
Your garden looks beautiful, very good information, nice and diverse. Thankyou
Thank you!
Very informative and helpful video as always 👌👌👌
Great update Liz. I've sown squash patty pan in yellow this year, haven't tried it before so will be interesting to see what it's like. Take care. Jen x
I love the taste of them Jen, they are like a yellow courgette, but I think they might be ever-so-slightly sweeter. 😀
@@LizZorab I look forward to trying them :) x
Completely random, but I absolutely love your top! Its so pretty and flattering!
I'll be interested to see how you get on with Honeyboat squash. I'm growing Honeyboat this year, mine took ages to germinate, I nearly through it out and started again.
Mine also took very long. Yet only one had has come up so far!
Good morning Liz, thank you for sharing 🙂
Perennial runner beans, i never knew that method was possible. Can you do a feature on that? Thanks for sharing.
Here's a playlist with the beans. Beans - How to grow th-cam.com/play/PLa6906pLM92mVYXcNR_VnYSbgKcQ6cMwE.html
@@LizZorab thanks Liz
Ooh i got my corn from the same place as you! I've sown mine last weekend indoors. CAN'T wait!
I also got special swiss and the red one too
Yes Special Swiss is fantastic!
@@LizZorab YAY! I'm glad to hear it. It's my first year growing corn, I've only got an 8x4ft raised bed, how many do you think I could happily get in there?
Thanks for the update, already got lots of seedlings growing in my greenhouse, I think I might try the honey squash you mentioned as my wife and I both like butternut squash. Enjoying watching your videos, thank you.
Brilliant ,thank you xx
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you
Happy Spring Liz.
Thanks Jim, and the same to you too!
I've a polly tunnel not in great condition if I got top soil can I sow veg in May
Thanks liz! Just down the road from you in Herefordshire so my sowing times are very similar to yours.
The weather has been beautiful for the last week and now we have lots (and lots) of rain to replenish the garden. The veg will love it and so will the weeds!
Thanks for the info, just need hubby to fix the raised beds, But Monday is a bank holiday,
Are you in UK? May day bank holiday has been moved to Fri 8th for the 75yr anniversary of VE day
My girlfriend can eat kohlrabi like an apple and also sliced in salads and sandwiches, it is not dissimilar to radish and delicious.
Very useful info thank you. ✌️💕
Glad it was helpful!
thankyou for all those timely reminders
Good stuff liz 👍🏻
Thank you!
Thanks for update. I’m trying again with carrots just can’t seem to ever get any decent ones arrrggghhh!! Cheers 🍻
Let a few go to seeds will supply seeds for years.
Me too! I've found putting a layer of compost in the drill helps, water before you sow them, cover with compost, not soil, and keep moist not wet until germination, don't let them dry out. Still tricky but keep persevering! Xx
@@abidiscombe655 that's exactly what I do, seems to be the only way they grow for me!
One thing I would like to know is, what is your soil temperature in may?
There are things people direct sow that I germinate inside because the soil outside is too cold while the air temperature is warm enough for the plant to grow.
I've never measured the temperature of the soil in May. in 2019 it was very cold for the whole month of May, while 2018 we were in a heatwave during May - this is why I stress that people need to adjust the sowing times according to their area!
At last someone who knows the weather in different parts of England, the weather is colder in the North East compared to the south
Thankyoue for this really useful video liz
You look amazing. Xxx
Thank you! I always have a hard time choosing what to saw because I dont have much space and or seeds. I dont like losing seedlings or complete plants because of the temperature changes.
Do you have a gardening diary? How do you keep track of your crops?
Hello, thanks for dropping by. Yes I keep a gardening journal which I note down sowing dates, any germination issues etc. I also make notes if we particularly like a specific variety and more importantly the things we don't like, so that I don't grow them again. The whole process is helped by having a visual record in the videos.
@@LizZorab Hello, thank you for answering. I admire you and hope to be as cool as you are when I'm your age. Thank you for sharing your garden with us and all the tips.
I will try to keep a journal, it seems like it could be useful. 🌻 thank you
Love your channel .... 👍🏻
Thanks so much!
Hiya love the video's. Was thinking of starting a small garden a meter wide and 4 meters long. I live in Scotland central belt what would you recommend to grow for my first time. It will be a raised bed
shaunkissane with 4 square meters, and good succession and inter planting, you should be able to produce over 50kg of produce per year.
Hello from sunny Bolton 🌞, Great video 👍, just got my first honeydew melon seedling pop up, first time for me so any tips would be appreciated take care
My first year for melons was last year, I provided a string for it to climb up in the polytunnel. I think I was supposed to pinch the tip out when it got to 4 or 5 flowers, but I don't think it ever got that far!
@@LizZorab I just trying something different to see if it grows to be honest, if it works so be it lol, thank you for your reply take care 👍
enjoyable video
Thanks Steven!
Please how do you save broccoli seeds. And cauliflower.
Wait for them to go to seed collect the seeds and then store them in a dry Cool dark place
@Betty Adkisson -- Same here... sometimes it's not straightforward, I've now learned to research online & usually someone not only shows where the seeds are but how to save them. I've asked & get short, curt answers. So, I now go online to find the answers. I have a lot to learn!
@@telsclark okay thank you for the up date.
Oooohhhh 50. I better get some coffee ☕❤
I packed them in so hopefully it's not too long. Can't say the same for my next video which is a garden tour and hard as I try I can't edit it down to a short length!
@@LizZorab They could never be too long 👍😁
Hi Liz, what happened to perennials planted last year, I live in Scotland and keen to learn from others' experience in growing perennials for this climatic conditions.
Hi, I have filmed an update and it's likely to go out in the next couple of weeks. There's a garden tour next which will show a couple of them.
Looking forward for those videos.
Best regards from Poland
Hello Marta, thank you for stopping by!
Thanks for this I must say your looking good;)
Oh thank you, that's very kind of you to say Lizzie. I'm certainly happier when the light gets better and the days are warmer.
i notice that all your seeds are organic, where do you get them? or do you sell them yourself?
Can all of these be direct sown?
What zones is this ideal for?
so... are your ramps up and growing? my transplants have a few flowers, but the seeds i planted havent done anything and i cant find them... either they rotted or were eaten by mice
I'm not sure what you mean by ramps, I think it's probably an autocorrect error. Please let me know and I'll answer your question. 😃
@@LizZorab ramps, the allium ursinium , sometimes called wild garlic, or wild leeks im not .. maybe ramsons in england?
What is the difference between beets and beet leaves?
Beets refer to the root of the beetroot plant as opposed to just the leaves. Some varieties don't produce very large roots but do produce lots of lovely leaves.
just thought I would say..You are looking very lovely in this video😁
So nice of you to say, thank you!
Are you or have you ever grown, Sweet Potato, Turmeric or ginger?
Hi Jane, no I haven't grown any of them, but check out My Family Garden channel as I know that Mothin does.
Gordon Bennett, I’ve never even heard of half of these
Your knowledge is phenomenal
Hi Liz, I was fascinated to see you are growing runner beans as perennials. Do you think the yield is the same as growing then as an annual? Fancy doing a trial?
I'm pretty sure that the perennials have a higher yield per plant because each year they are coming back stronger and putting out more shoots. A new plant produces on one main stem while the perennials were putting up 3 -5 stems last year and who knows how many this year!
I'll give it a go at the end of this season. Thank you
@@LizZorab Please don't let my wife find out, I hate runner beans!
👍👍👍
Not bad mi
🙂