It’s time to visit the plot and harvest the remainder of the vegetables. It’s been a good growing year but it’s time to dig over the plot and start to prepare the beds for next year.
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I enjoy the advice to new gardeners. We are trying to set up an area 3 times the size as the last plot, out of a grassy field. If you try to achieve what you see in your mind, in only a few visits…..you are setting yourself up for failure. Pick away, and stick with it. Giving up has helped absolutely no one…..ever. Not a bad harvest pal, that would feed a fella for a decent amount of time:)))
Hi Adam, Your cabbage and beetroot looked really nice, not sure about the courgette looked a little on the big side, Take care and stay safe.
Yes I would say any harvest is a good one this time of year. Best wishes Bob.
Hi Adam, Good to see you enjoy working your plot and always seem happy with the various crop yields. Which is what having an allotment is all about. I would say that having such light soil, a hardy winter green manure broadcast over the dug ground would benefit the soil no end.
magic mushrooms lol
Hi mate. You did a great job with that bed. Just do a little and often and the plot will be more manageable in the spring. I’m sure you’ll have plenty of sweet peas in spring. Take care. Nick
Hi Adam, Good to see you back. Little and often is the way to go. Those were not obviously magic beans otherwise when you clicked your fingers your beds would have been dug. Keep trying buddy and stay safe over there. Cheers -Aussie Keith.
Always a good thing Adam, do small things then do it often.
Take care my friend
Cheers
Harold
good work out adam saves going to gym
Harvets on the plot 43
Looks like you got a lot of good stuff out of your plot Adam. Im finally seeing my potatoes popping up. I have red, purple and russets. I put a lot of bunching onion bulbs in too. Hope to get some greens in this week. Good to see you again and thanks for another great video.
Huge fleece cover up on the PLOT.
Thank you for the video!
Wow! The soil in that garden bed looks beautiful!
Great Harvest!
I kind of want to see you try starting seeds by the winter sowing method. You take a clear plastic bottle. Cut it in half and drill holes in the bottom. Then fill with moist dirt and plant seeds. Water and then duct tape it shut and leave the lid off. Then put it outside until spring when it germinates.