November 21, 2024

VIDEO: What Fresh Hell Is This? #gardeninguk #homesteading


We finally plant out the runner beans and the French dwarf beans up at the plot and then we take a look at what has been growing over the last 4 weeks.

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6 thoughts on “VIDEO: What Fresh Hell Is This? #gardeninguk #homesteading

  1. My french beans are off the tops of my poles now, and have been flowering for a couple of days, but my lupin out put two flower spikes up, so I'd call that a 1-1 draw 😀

  2. My onions have suffered and look exactly the same. Only the sets though. The ones grown from seed seem fine and dandy! I shall definitely cover them next year. Hopefully your beans and pumpkin will perk up soon. Transplant shock?

  3. Hi Adam, I am beginning to think your plot might need a good load of manure on it. If you have time the next time you are over come and have a look at my plot.

  4. Hi Adam, great to see you back! I'm having a similar problem, my runner beans look awful, like they've been eaten from the bottom up, and as for my peas, well the germination is as good as yours; I have 4 out of 2 full brand new packets, and they are very small, around an inch tall. I've lost half my onions to the allium leaf miner, the rest I've netted and they seem to be doing ok. Hopefully the year will improve for us all and our crops will pick up and flourish. X

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