Today we look at some of the vegetables seeds that you can sow in March, and we show you how easy it is to get started at the start of spring. Sow your seeds little and often throughout the season to get a succession of crops coming to maturity over several weeks.
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Hello Adam. Cliff hanger. I'll show you that in a future video. Sweet. Stay well. Best wishes Bob.
Lmao….that one onion just seemed to appear!! Were I you, I'd be cool, but that's besides the point. You have such an awesome inventory of vids, I'd think about putting the link on the screen for folks to check out relevant content. We are inherently lazy, and skipping the step of asking people to search for said edutainment, may help. Always nice to see what you are up to buddy. On a break from the farm and may bring the camera along to fill you in on where we are at. All the best:)))
Hi Adam, good luck with the germination of all your seeds you have sown. My sweet peas were sown last October and are now climbing up the fence. Hope to see you soon.
good one adam all go,same here mate ,good luck
Hi Adam, Entertaining video as always. I found that pea and bean seed would still germinate even when left in their packets for a surprising number of years. Although I was schooled in the John Innes seed and potting composts, I must admit that there are some excellent multipurpose composts on the market today. I have to say that your method for sowing sweet peas can only be described as somewhat cavalier!
Hi Adam. Great to see what you’ve got growing. So nice to see some seeds being planted. Take care. Nick
Nice video, one question, why the paper chitting approach for Squash / Pumpkin as opposed to just soaking like the others?
Thanks!
Liked the video. Heard on the radio today that you can grow your own loofah's (or luffa) so have ordered some online…..
March is my favorite month. Time to work the spring garden. Lots of veg to grow. Great video Adam. Keep us posted on your progress.
Mr Potato Head now just Potato Head.
If you want to know how these seeds are doing two weeks later. Click on this video link to find out : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24tvddd03Qg&t=3s