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As vegetables are harvested, gaps will inevitably appear in your garden. However, leaving bare soil exposes your garden to weeds and can make it more prone to erosion, plus it means your garden isn’t being as productive as it could be.
Fill those gaps with quick-growing vegetables and you can sneak in a useful extra crop before the end of the year – or even before your fall crops are planted.
In this video we identify 5 fast-maturing vegetables to try in your summer garden and provide simple tips to help you enjoy your harvest as quickly as possible.
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I am an newbie to gardening, and I was wondering of you need to do anything to protect the seedlings/plants/sprouts when it thunderstorms?
What kind of covers?
Great video, very informative! Thanks so much!!!
Ah… The charming british clip! It's officially 100oF in Texas! Cannot grow anything w/o using buckets of water! We grow okra and sweat in summer!
I'm new to the gardening world and your videos are tremendously helpful.
Thank you deeply, my friend.
How to mature a marijuana plant quickly ,,,??plz
Mustard ?
No till…
I'm going to join you in the report a bug, that's very good and helpful, thank you! God bless you and your garden ❤
Many thanks for your kind sharing, we learn from you
regrowing my garlic! it does work! check it out please, thanks! https://youtu.be/bxA_3DXFlpc
Hi,
Looks like you have managed to plant and get good crops of winged beans (3:20–3:24). Please, please, please… make a video of how to get seeds, how to grow them here in England?
I'm originally from Sri Lanka and love winged beans. In Sri Lanka, it's a piece of cake to grow them outside all year around, but here I thought it's impossible!!! Please anyone who read this here in England, please help me. Thanks a lot!
Really appreciate the demo.
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I have mongoose who keep eating everything in my yard. Please,can you suggest me some tips for it ?
The traps don't work on them.
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Love this video, thank you! How does the grapefruit rind work?
Thank you.
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Hi my Radish have no fruit develope in one part of the garden.But the other are good.
What is missing in the soil?
Great video!! Straight to the topic without the BS
I have not even planted the whole piece of soil that I have prepared and because of the heat some plants are going to seed already. Don't have enough grow tubes.
Hi Ben I like you way plus your dog to. I got Cat he 17 in may good age . I very enjoy growing veg fruit plus flowers all in Raise beds hour grand is very bad because it over 6 year and build just put bag rubbish in garden don’t care wear they put after build house a bungalows we live in with size 10 by 10 saguare not bad down one side got Raise long and pond to .they other side have even long with veg a fruit in middle have few more raise bed pot in different plants
Hi live in hucknall outside Nottingham going way to Manfeilds ok middle.
Kohlrabi…..maybe 60 to 90 days . Early turnips (the faster growers ) such as snowball and purple top Milan……about the same time . Turnip leaves ( "tops" )……even quicker . Leaf beet…….about 90 days , or earlier for small leaves . Spring onion…..70 to 90 days . Beetroot….. about 90 days , or the leaves of golden beet ,even quicker .
I think the good , fast growing , " follow on " crops are often my choices for " hungry gap " crops to start early in the year with protection . I find these give some of the earliest harvests when harvestable crops are few .
Thanks For This! More please! Also
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