After taking most of January off, I’m back! We pay a visit to the plot and discuss the coming growing season.
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VIDEO: I'm Back! And I'm going up to the Allotment
After taking most of January off, I’m back! We pay a visit to the plot and discuss the coming growing season.
YES ADAM! If I havent said so already, happy new year, and good luck with this year's growing season mate.
Adam you're a real piece of work. ..lmao… Heck that's more snow than we've seen this year. Thanx for posting bud.
Have you ever grown alfalfa sprouts or microgreens?
Always enjoy a little visit to your plot. Happy New Year. May you have good health and happiness, and successful seed sowing. Be safe, and stay well. Catherine
Good to see you Adam. No snow here, much to my huge disappointment but there might be some tonight so… ever hopeful. I am getting going again this year so hope to get some videos up from Spring on.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
my garden looks as good as yours with that much snow, adam. lol…………………..brian
Good to see you back.
https://youtu.be/18PdsiAZYeA
HOORAY, WE HAVE LIFT OFF, UP AND AT IT ADAM. EXPECT TO SEE GREAT THINGS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. REGARDS FROM ME AN ' IM☺
Hi Adam, nice to see you back. The "critters" tracks you mention are that of a fox. As they walk they put their feet in front of each other which makes them look like they are hopping on one leg. Looking forward to you're next video. See you soon.
Great conditions to plant Iceberg Lettuce or perhaps some Snow peas 😉 Cheers. Glad you're back.
Hi Adam, good to see you back at the plot and full of enthusiasm for the coming growing season. Plenty of time yet to think about sowing seed. The old boys always used to say that a fall of snow was the poor man's fertilizer. I believe there is some science to back that saying up!
Hello buddy…So glad to see you again. We got some snow but not as your area. Stay blessed
ha snow makes my garden look as good as everyones else
Great conditions to plant Iceberg Lettuce or perhaps some Snow peas tfs stay connected