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Such an amazing video ❤️
I love this channel, but no (for me). I actually celebrate when I am finished planting for the year and can get my balcony and living room back (no greenhouse), and start getting caught up on my weeding. Maybe I hate seed-starting and planting out because I am still pretty bad at it, and gophers or insects kill most of what I plant out anyway. I will do garlic, pea shoots, and radishes in the fall. Not sure what else can be direct-sown in late summer in zone 4.
Thanks for the encouragement. It’s going to be over 100 degrees for the next nine days- HOT and humid.
Next two weeks are the hottest of the year in sw ontario zone 6b but I have a tray under grow lights inside with broccoli, rutabaga, kohlrabi starting
we've had days of 100+ temps (next tuesday is gonna be 110 degrees or more) so I'm just trying to keep stuff alive. On the bright side my sunflowers already have heads opening & the honeydew are starting to get fat lol
Thank you.
Another excellent blog, thank you Huw xx
I think you do a great job explaining but think a series of plant now for 1/2 months ahead would help the beginners far more than I've grown from seed and planting out now.
My wife is korean so we eat a lot of kimchi. Fermented vegetables are extremely good for your health.
snails and slugs destroyed almost all of my seedlings and young plants – here in the north-eastern US
another smashing video huw
What were those GIANT green beans?
Great stuff as always, thank you Huw.
I did a bunch of planting today! Lots of beets, some more herbs to fill in space, some zucchini, some bush cucumbers,and some queen of malinalco tomatillos
There is no planting in the summer where I am at. I am in Texas where the temperature is reaching 109ﾟ. That is 43ﾟC. So, I must wait to start my plants around August 15th. I can only start putting them out around September 15th once the temperature gets down to 35ﾟC. It is in these months I envy your climate.
Good on you, showing that it doesn't always rain in Wales. Just planted my lettuce seedlings in the shade of my purple sprouting broccoli.
The garden looks fantastic.
Best wishes from the Brecon Beacons.
Footage is gorgeous as always!
Is it too late to grow yellow climbing French beans?
Just came in from replanting peas, lettuce and cucs to see this video up. great timing.
Huw, when is your first frost? In the Southern US, mine is not until the second week in November.
My curiosity has gotten the best of me :). Do you not have a watering system for that huge gardening area? I see you using a can sprinkler in your videos. BTW, I learn sooooo much from you.
what is total garden size?
Absolutely, that has been my mission this year to try and keep that veg bed filled with something that I can harvest later in the year
About cucumbers, we saw them en harvesting them now. But…. the taste is bitter. Is it the kind of seed, watering, sun, nutrition?