A video that matches so many of the jobs I’m doing now we’re into May here in East Yorkshire - sowing Crown Prince pumpkins, zucchini (green, alfresco, yellow and Romano), pricking out cosmos etc. Favourite May jobs: potting on the tomatoes in the greenhouse into final tubs, and planting out the sweetcorn - always a sense the season has really got going once that is done. Thanks for sharing your plot and activities.
Thank you, Andy 😊 Yes, getting all of the summer crops into the greenhouse 🎉🙌 It will be like a mini makeover inside the greenhouse soon ☺️ Happy gardening 😊💚🌿
That roof is truly a wow factor. Absolutely beautiful. The rain.. wow that was some storm wasn’t it? 😱 Can’t get over how big your chitted Greek gigantes were. They were whole plants in themselves. Gigantes indeed. Thanks for sharing your garden with us 😊
Thank you, Clare 🤗 💚🌿 I thought at one stage rain was hail because of the noise, but the raindrops were coming down with proper force 😬 The giantes are gigantes indeed 😂💚🌿
Hi Maiju, this is also off topic but I just love listening to you and your journey. It’s very calming, almost like reading a book about another persons life. Thanks for explaining how you started with ornamentals. Especially loved your Christmas video too 🌟💛
Thank you! It is so, so kind of you 🥰 this comment means a lot to me, especially when I know I have an accent that is different. And my background is different. Also as an introvert, I don't open up about my personal side, so I'm happy the gardening is perhaps bringing out a different, more open side to me 😊💚🌿 I changed the Christmas video to private at the beginning of this year because I felt it was too personal to me to leave it up any longer... 🥰💚🌿
You took the words out of my mouth,i always feel relaxed and positive after watching and listening to Maiju. Thank you for beeing here Maiju 😊❤. Im in South West of Scotland where we have a mini heatwave at the moment,oh yes the area of slugs and midges 😂😂😂
@@patrickguyot1290 aww, that is such a lovely comment ☺☺ Thank you so much, it really made my day! The midges are a terror at the moment, with the low air pressure and no breeze, even to get outside to the car without being bitten is a challenge....I have noticed how they are totally attracted to black colour...and black objects like the Hotbin composter, they would just keep hovering around the area. 😊💚🌿
Shame about the beans, but glad the Greek gigantes got there in the end! I do sometimes think I wish the time away a little in May, wanting the good weather to come, but I am very happy that at least the temperatures are back to average even if it is raining again, as the recent cold snap really put a spanner in the works! Hope you have a good week!
Thank you 😊 I'd be the same about May when the weather is not great 😀, last year, we had a mad heat spell, and next week is supposed to get warm 🤞 let's wait and see. Happy gardening 😊💚🌿
Lovely video as always Maiju. Aw sleepy Spuds! So, the oca in in! Right I'm going to get mine in now then. Ive got greek gigantes and soy beans - I'll see how mine go (hasn't sown any beans yet!) - and some of the same squash varieties. The weather is up and down here too but definitely warmer. Bring on the ornamentals! 🌷🌹🏵️🌻🪻🌱❤️
Thank you, hun 🤗💚🌿 Spuds just kept sleeping the whole day in the greenhouse, it was like he knew it was going to be raining..... I do hope your sowing of beans will go better, which it surely will 🥰 Yes, cottage garden flowers galore 😂😍Thank you very much 😊💚🌿
Thank you very much 😊💚🌿 we love the green roof, too 😀 Have a look at the playlist th-cam.com/play/PLoHqjuCaYe2LJ3YkFOqg7mA--dtaD6PxD.html&si=NV8i4O9t1n6Hb-CX And the plant you're probably thinking of is Sedum Album ☺️💚🌿
Hi there rose, Doesn't feel much like spring here as down to 2 the night before so thing growing very slowly as even daytime is struggling to get above 15, coldest spring since I move here 4 years ago, but they say will arm up next week reaching the low 80's which make things move a bit. Have had my first spuds and carrots , but not big enough, but like to buy force fed tasteless rubbish from the shop when in a self sufficient mode. If the weather improves then hope to pick peas, Rasps and Brambles before the month is out. At least most of my citrus is in flower and toms flowering on second truss, but at least 2 weeks behind other years due to the cold weather coming down from the Arctic.
Hi, the weather has been difficulty to say the least 😔.... it makes me more worry for anyone new starting their gardening journey as it can really dampen the enthusiasm, and failing seedlings or sowings are probably not their fault.... next week is it going to get milder/warmer in here though. Really looking forward to it 😊💚🌿 It should be between 15-17C, which is lovely for gardening. Definitely looking forward to first potato harvest here too 😁💚🌿
That is w beautiful green roof. I have a small one on my outdoor cat house. I need to get it looking more flowery though. I've just rehomed a greenhouse, so am a bit behind growing seeds, so I'm hoping I can catch up. 😊
Oh, that's great to hear you've got a green roof as well 💚🌿 Greenhouse or poly is really beneficial for extending the season, during bad weather etc. and you're in no way behind the sowing ( unless you wanted to grow chillies or peppers...😊) Happy Gardening 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses I have tried peppers, but don't really mind if no fruit it'll be nice to try growing them. I keep hoping it will get warmer. We have 13 degrees.
Thank you, Ady 😊 I'm yet to buy an electric propagator, so yes, the chitting is so far making things a bit easier. There are leaves coming out of the seeds, and proper strong stems, too 😊💚🌿 4 are doing well at the moment, 2 others seem to have been shocked ab it by the coolness of the greenhouse....but even 4 active and good plants will be enough for the first season, and then I could save my on seed 😊💚🌿
@adysveggarden yes, I have looked into, as that's the on Charles D is always recommending, but the only place selling it online had a higher delivery cost than the cost of beans and that just put me off them 😅 I know, it shouldn't be a thing, but I can't see paying more for a postage service than for the actual product 💚🌿 There will be another time 😄
What an amazing roof garden Maiju ❤ it looks very alpine. Yes here too it was 1c last night again but days are gorgeous and sunny. I may need to either pot up the loads of toms again or put them out and fleece. It’s all jobs ahead so hopefully it’s at least nice enough for you to get outside. Have an amazing week, Ali 🌤️🥶🇨🇦
Thank you, Ali 🤗 We're due a good warm spell of about 17C second half of next week, but let's wait and see about that first 😀 I'm eager to get more of the small seedlings planted and covered as spotted our first cabbage white butterfly 🙈 Have a great weekend and best wishes, Maiju 😊💚🌿
hey Maiju, have you ever started courgettes and pumpkins earlier than May? I actually started mine end of March. the seed packet says indoor sowing can start from March. I now wonder if they do well. my first year growing, so a lot of it will be an experiment I suppose :). all the best!
Hi Justina, experimenting is the perfect way to learn 😊💚🌿 If you're planning to grow your pumpkins outside, then starting them end of April or otherwise May is better, as pumpkins are hungry plants and grow relatively quickly. If you have a large polytunnel though then you could chance starting your seeds in March as you might be able to plant them in the tunnel already in May, as for outdoor growing you wouldn't plant them until June. If you now have plants and are planning growing outside, you might want to pot them up to a larger pot, to make sure they don't go hungry... Otherwise keep them in a frost free location 😊💚🌿 and if you're any bit worried, sow another 1 or 2 spare seeds now too 😊💚🌿
Not while I live here in this village, but as soon as she gets her act together and signs the papers then I can get my new lady installed and we will get a new place together, then most certainly will get one or the other so I can grow my toms early and take cutting and graft trees inside and not out where they do a lot better Well the climate just now is more like England than Portugal as been very cold for here, but they promiss warmer weather this coming week into the 80's so they say. I will wit and see,. We certainly need it as thing are looking a bit sick is this cold spell.
The sun will shine 🥰🌞 We've had just a couple of half sunny days now, but it makes such a difference. To the plants, body, and mind...stay strong and patient 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses I have plenty of that, even if I have to wait for her passing as she has a lot of problems, too many to be here for long. The weather is at least warming up a bit, but a lot of rain forecast today and then getting warmer with highs of 80 later on before rain again next Sat, Is the worst spring since I arrived, global warming for you I reckon.
Are biting bugs a problem? Where I live (New Brunswick, Canada), this time of year there are swarms of black flies that will eat you alive. It makes gardening very difficult and unpleasant. Just wondering how bad it is where you live.
Hello to Canada 🇨🇦 🙌 We have midges, ....tiny biting insects that are so small, yet the bite is strong Also, I'm allergic to their bites, and my skin reacts to them.... This time of the year is the worst, the month of May and early June...its the females that are blood thirsty. So gardening on those days is only possible if it is fully sunny 🌞 or it is breezy as they like shade and damp and can not fly strong enough for through the wind. No gardening before 10am or past 8pm, eventhoug it might be dry and otherwise pleasant 💚🌿
Oh wow! That green roof is amazing! I love the diversity of the succulent types and creepers. Love Spuds. What breed is? I've heard that you are the Queen of Oca! Are they similar to sweet potatoes and yams in growing variety? I have terrible brainfog and dyslexia and grew up with both imperial and metric. In my head i know how big a thing is but how i chose to say is another. I cut off at 24 inches in conversion. Less if we are talking babies age, heights and weights. I still use feet and inches for height for adults. I still have trouble with some of the old measurements like acres and ordering skips per yard/ 90cm ish. Yes i have also seen some germinations issues here in London too. Our heating has been rarely started by the thermostat but we have increased humidity. Also the warm temps and increased cloud cover from el nino hasn't helped with the lack of sunshine. Fingers crossed that your beans will be ok. I am going to try one last time, i think, with sowing some squash and direct sowing some beans and sweetcorn. Hopefully we can finish off our new tomato trellis this weekend and the tomatoes out next week. Going to reverse our planting to see if the bigger tomatoes benefit from being the the front row, instead of the smaller varieties like cherry. Off topic but you've probably heard this before but i really love your accent! Have you thought about audio books for children? I am really into audio sounds and regional accents from around the world. Have you lived in another place? Take care Maiju!
😃 Hello, and thank you for such a wonderful comment 😊💚🌿 Spuds is a Boxer and Sheepdog mix, a pure love story puppy 😂🥰 and has been a wonderful companion for many years in the garden 🥰 The Oca thing sounds like someone has been listening to Danny 😂😂 Texture wise, when cooked, they're much lighter and perhaps closer to a parsnip texture, not creamy like sweet potatoes. Haha, I'm not sure what my brain was doing when talking about the Oca planting, between the Jerusalem Artichokes and measurements 😂 Accent wise, I'm native to Estonia, but Irish co.Kerry accent is quite strong, so mine is a twang of Kerry accent really 😊 it should be getting warmer next week, so we will all be busy then! Happy gardening and best wishes, Maiju 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses Sorry for the late reply. Aww bless him! I am a dog lover and have had many rescue dogs in the past. Our last fur daughter passed away in Dec 2019 aged 14 but hubby wants us to wait a bit before we get another one. Yes Danny did mention the oca but also some other YT's. Ok probably a bit late for me to grow them but something to consider. Ah ok. that makes sense. I could listen to you talk for ages. Think about those audio book/podcasts. Yes looking forward to this week of lovely weather and finally seeing the bright thing in the sky! lol Take care!
The only thing I don't have and miss is a greenhouse or a polytunnel as am out of the readies just now since my wife left and empted the bank in process even though she doesn't need it, just selfishness I reckon. So have to grow al early things like toms and peppers i the house, good job I have an veranda in the kitchen that gets a lot of sun so once germinated in the living room I can pot up and move to the veranda which helps.
What are your favourite May gardening jobs? 😊💚🌿
Planting things out although 60+ toms and 40+ peppers maybe overkill for me 😂 but then when I think last year we didn't have enough 🫣
Feeding the slugs with nice tender leaves
@@ericandrachallotmenteers That's nuts, Rach 😂 that is a lot of tomatoes and peppers 😂 😊💚🌿
@@patrickguyot1290 😂 the slugs get the best of the best! We spoil them here, too😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses haha I know, no idea what I was thinking 🤣 but I'm making my own sauces and canning so really, you can never have enough 😋👏🏽
A video that matches so many of the jobs I’m doing now we’re into May here in East Yorkshire - sowing Crown Prince pumpkins, zucchini (green, alfresco, yellow and Romano), pricking out cosmos etc. Favourite May jobs: potting on the tomatoes in the greenhouse into final tubs, and planting out the sweetcorn - always a sense the season has really got going once that is done. Thanks for sharing your plot and activities.
Thank you, Andy 😊
Yes, getting all of the summer crops into the greenhouse 🎉🙌
It will be like a mini makeover inside the greenhouse soon ☺️
Happy gardening 😊💚🌿
I love your pink 'green' roof. What a creative idea.😊
Thank you 😊💚🌿 Glad you like it!
That roof is truly a wow factor. Absolutely beautiful.
The rain.. wow that was some storm wasn’t it? 😱
Can’t get over how big your chitted Greek gigantes were. They were whole plants in themselves. Gigantes indeed.
Thanks for sharing your garden with us 😊
Thank you, Clare 🤗 💚🌿
I thought at one stage rain was hail because of the noise, but the raindrops were coming down with proper force 😬 The giantes are gigantes indeed 😂💚🌿
The green roof is beautiful 🤩. Great video, thanks 🌱🌱
Thank you very much 😊💚🌿
That green roof is amazing 😲
Lovely video Majiu, have a lush week 🌼🌸💚
Thank you, Rach 😊💚🌿 Have a great week, too 💚🌿
Thank you so much for how you explain Maiju ♥️✨
Thank you 🥰💚🌿
Lovely video! Very interesting experiments! Thank you so much. 😊
Thank you very much 😊💚🌿
Hi Maiju, this is also off topic but I just love listening to you and your journey. It’s very calming, almost like reading a book about another persons life. Thanks for explaining how you started with ornamentals. Especially loved your Christmas video too
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Thank you! It is so, so kind of you 🥰 this comment means a lot to me, especially when I know I have an accent that is different. And my background is different. Also as an introvert, I don't open up about my personal side, so I'm happy the gardening is perhaps bringing out a different, more open side to me 😊💚🌿
I changed the Christmas video to private at the beginning of this year because I felt it was too personal to me to leave it up any longer... 🥰💚🌿
You took the words out of my mouth,i always feel relaxed and positive after watching and listening to Maiju.
Thank you for beeing here Maiju 😊❤. Im in South West of Scotland where we have a mini heatwave at the moment,oh yes the area of slugs and midges 😂😂😂
@@patrickguyot1290 yes!! She has a way with communicating and explaining
@@patrickguyot1290 aww, that is such a lovely comment ☺☺ Thank you so much, it really made my day!
The midges are a terror at the moment, with the low air pressure and no breeze, even to get outside to the car without being bitten is a challenge....I have noticed how they are totally attracted to black colour...and black objects like the Hotbin composter, they would just keep hovering around the area. 😊💚🌿
Shame about the beans, but glad the Greek gigantes got there in the end! I do sometimes think I wish the time away a little in May, wanting the good weather to come, but I am very happy that at least the temperatures are back to average even if it is raining again, as the recent cold snap really put a spanner in the works! Hope you have a good week!
Thank you 😊
I'd be the same about May when the weather is not great 😀, last year, we had a mad heat spell, and next week is supposed to get warm 🤞 let's wait and see.
Happy gardening 😊💚🌿
Lovely video as always Maiju. Aw sleepy Spuds! So, the oca in in! Right I'm going to get mine in now then. Ive got greek gigantes and soy beans - I'll see how mine go (hasn't sown any beans yet!) - and some of the same squash varieties. The weather is up and down here too but definitely warmer. Bring on the ornamentals! 🌷🌹🏵️🌻🪻🌱❤️
Thank you, hun 🤗💚🌿 Spuds just kept sleeping the whole day in the greenhouse, it was like he knew it was going to be raining..... I do hope your sowing of beans will go better, which it surely will 🥰
Yes, cottage garden flowers galore 😂😍Thank you very much 😊💚🌿
Gosh I love your roof top, please tell me what that creeping plant the red one that’s weaving in and around everything x
Thank you very much 😊💚🌿 we love the green roof, too 😀
Have a look at the playlist th-cam.com/play/PLoHqjuCaYe2LJ3YkFOqg7mA--dtaD6PxD.html&si=NV8i4O9t1n6Hb-CX
And the plant you're probably thinking of is Sedum Album ☺️💚🌿
Hi there rose, Doesn't feel much like spring here as down to 2 the night before so thing growing very slowly as even daytime is struggling to get above 15, coldest spring since I move here 4 years ago, but they say will arm up next week reaching the low 80's which make things move a bit. Have had my first spuds and carrots , but not big enough, but like to buy force fed tasteless rubbish from the shop when in a self sufficient mode. If the weather improves then hope to pick peas, Rasps and Brambles before the month is out. At least most of my citrus is in flower and toms flowering on second truss, but at least 2 weeks behind other years due to the cold weather coming down from the Arctic.
Hi, the weather has been difficulty to say the least 😔.... it makes me more worry for anyone new starting their gardening journey as it can really dampen the enthusiasm, and failing seedlings or sowings are probably not their fault.... next week is it going to get milder/warmer in here though. Really looking forward to it 😊💚🌿
It should be between 15-17C, which is lovely for gardening. Definitely looking forward to first potato harvest here too 😁💚🌿
That is w beautiful green roof. I have a small one on my outdoor cat house. I need to get it looking more flowery though.
I've just rehomed a greenhouse, so am a bit behind growing seeds, so I'm hoping I can catch up. 😊
Oh, that's great to hear you've got a green roof as well 💚🌿
Greenhouse or poly is really beneficial for extending the season, during bad weather etc. and you're in no way behind the sowing ( unless you wanted to grow chillies or peppers...😊)
Happy Gardening 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses I have tried peppers, but don't really mind if no fruit it'll be nice to try growing them.
I keep hoping it will get warmer. We have 13 degrees.
Hi Maiju, I think once you find your method with the wet paper towels you never look back, those Greek gigantes had leaves on them.
Thank you, Ady 😊 I'm yet to buy an electric propagator, so yes, the chitting is so far making things a bit easier. There are leaves coming out of the seeds, and proper strong stems, too 😊💚🌿
4 are doing well at the moment, 2 others seem to have been shocked ab it by the coolness of the greenhouse....but even 4 active and good plants will be enough for the first season, and then I could save my on seed 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses Have you looked at the Czar bean a smaller butter bean than the Greek, also growing that this year.
@adysveggarden yes, I have looked into, as that's the on Charles D is always recommending, but the only place selling it online had a higher delivery cost than the cost of beans and that just put me off them 😅 I know, it shouldn't be a thing, but I can't see paying more for a postage service than for the actual product 💚🌿 There will be another time 😄
@@spudsandroses I got them after watching Stephanie Hafferty so same as CD, if they produce well I can send you some saved seed for next year.
What an amazing roof garden Maiju ❤ it looks very alpine. Yes here too it was 1c last night again but days are gorgeous and sunny. I may need to either pot up the loads of toms again or put them out and fleece. It’s all jobs ahead so hopefully it’s at least nice enough for you to get outside. Have an amazing week, Ali 🌤️🥶🇨🇦
Thank you, Ali 🤗
We're due a good warm spell of about 17C second half of next week, but let's wait and see about that first 😀 I'm eager to get more of the small seedlings planted and covered as spotted our first cabbage white butterfly 🙈
Have a great weekend and best wishes, Maiju 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses yes we have cabbage whites already 🤦🏼♀️
hey Maiju, have you ever started courgettes and pumpkins earlier than May? I actually started mine end of March. the seed packet says indoor sowing can start from March. I now wonder if they do well. my first year growing, so a lot of it will be an experiment I suppose :). all the best!
Hi Justina, experimenting is the perfect way to learn 😊💚🌿
If you're planning to grow your pumpkins outside, then starting them end of April or otherwise May is better, as pumpkins are hungry plants and grow relatively quickly. If you have a large polytunnel though then you could chance starting your seeds in March as you might be able to plant them in the tunnel already in May, as for outdoor growing you wouldn't plant them until June. If you now have plants and are planning growing outside, you might want to pot them up to a larger pot, to make sure they don't go hungry... Otherwise keep them in a frost free location 😊💚🌿
and if you're any bit worried, sow another 1 or 2 spare seeds now too 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses thank you so much, Maiju!
Not while I live here in this village, but as soon as she gets her act together and signs the papers then I can get my new lady installed and we will get a new place together, then most certainly will get one or the other so I can grow my toms early and take cutting and graft trees inside and not out where they do a lot better Well the climate just now is more like England than Portugal as been very cold for here, but they promiss warmer weather this coming week into the 80's so they say. I will wit and see,. We certainly need it as thing are looking a bit sick is this cold spell.
The sun will shine 🥰🌞
We've had just a couple of half sunny days now, but it makes such a difference. To the plants, body, and mind...stay strong and patient 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses I have plenty of that, even if I have to wait for her passing as she has a lot of problems, too many to be here for long. The weather is at least warming up a bit, but a lot of rain forecast today and then getting warmer with highs of 80 later on before rain again next Sat, Is the worst spring since I arrived, global warming for you I reckon.
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Thank you 💚🌿
Are biting bugs a problem? Where I live (New Brunswick, Canada), this time of year there are swarms of black flies that will eat you alive. It makes gardening very difficult and unpleasant. Just wondering how bad it is where you live.
Hello to Canada 🇨🇦 🙌
We have midges, ....tiny biting insects that are so small, yet the bite is strong
Also, I'm allergic to their bites, and my skin reacts to them.... This time of the year is the worst, the month of May and early June...its the females that are blood thirsty. So gardening on those days is only possible if it is fully sunny 🌞 or it is breezy as they like shade and damp and can not fly strong enough for through the wind. No gardening before 10am or past 8pm, eventhoug it might be dry and otherwise pleasant 💚🌿
Oh wow! That green roof is amazing! I love the diversity of the succulent types and creepers.
Love Spuds. What breed is?
I've heard that you are the Queen of Oca! Are they similar to sweet potatoes and yams in growing variety?
I have terrible brainfog and dyslexia and grew up with both imperial and metric. In my head i know how big a thing is but how i chose to say is another. I cut off at 24 inches in conversion. Less if we are talking babies age, heights and weights. I still use feet and inches for height for adults. I still have trouble with some of the old measurements like acres and ordering skips per yard/ 90cm ish.
Yes i have also seen some germinations issues here in London too. Our heating has been rarely started by the thermostat but we have increased humidity. Also the warm temps and increased cloud cover from el nino hasn't helped with the lack of sunshine. Fingers crossed that your beans will be ok.
I am going to try one last time, i think, with sowing some squash and direct sowing some beans and sweetcorn.
Hopefully we can finish off our new tomato trellis this weekend and the tomatoes out next week. Going to reverse our planting to see if the bigger tomatoes benefit from being the the front row, instead of the smaller varieties like cherry.
Off topic but you've probably heard this before but i really love your accent! Have you thought about audio books for children? I am really into audio sounds and regional accents from around the world. Have you lived in another place?
Take care Maiju!
😃 Hello, and thank you for such a wonderful comment 😊💚🌿
Spuds is a Boxer and Sheepdog mix, a pure love story puppy 😂🥰 and has been a wonderful companion for many years in the garden 🥰
The Oca thing sounds like someone has been listening to Danny 😂😂 Texture wise, when cooked, they're much lighter and perhaps closer to a parsnip texture, not creamy like sweet potatoes.
Haha, I'm not sure what my brain was doing when talking about the Oca planting, between the Jerusalem Artichokes and measurements 😂
Accent wise, I'm native to Estonia, but Irish co.Kerry accent is quite strong, so mine is a twang of Kerry accent really 😊
it should be getting warmer next week, so we will all be busy then! Happy gardening and best wishes, Maiju 😊💚🌿
@@spudsandroses Sorry for the late reply. Aww bless him! I am a dog lover and have had many rescue dogs in the past. Our last fur daughter passed away in Dec 2019 aged 14 but hubby wants us to wait a bit before we get another one.
Yes Danny did mention the oca but also some other YT's. Ok probably a bit late for me to grow them but something to consider.
Ah ok. that makes sense. I could listen to you talk for ages. Think about those audio book/podcasts.
Yes looking forward to this week of lovely weather and finally seeing the bright thing in the sky! lol
Take care!
The only thing I don't have and miss is a greenhouse or a polytunnel as am out of the readies just now since my wife left and empted the bank in process even though she doesn't need it, just selfishness I reckon. So have to grow al early things like toms and peppers i the house, good job I have an veranda in the kitchen that gets a lot of sun so once germinated in the living room I can pot up and move to the veranda which helps.
aww, that's a pity 😔 Soon you will not miss the greenhouse though, with the summer approaching, perhaps you can add a small one over the winter?😊💚🌿
Küll sa oled palju ilusat tööd teinud. Silm lausa puhkab sellel.😊Kevad annab energiat nii loodusele kui inimestele❤
Suured, suured tänud 🤗🥰 Loodetavasti tulevad soojad ilmad teile ka ja saad ka aias toimetada 🤗💚🌿