I’m so excited to share the July garden tour of my permaculture and no dig inspired kitchen garden! It is so full of plants and food, and in this video I share some of the key harvests, new crops, favourite little things and lots more about the vegetable garden. I am already so excited for August and to show you how much change will happen over the next 4 weeks but in the meantime sit back and relax this garden tour and have a wonderful weekend!
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Huw, you have the most wholesome garden videos. Your excitement for your garden just melts out of the screen. Going to be adding celtuce to my 'to grow' list.
Yay really enjoy to watch
Very nice ideas,, super creative.
Thanks You for sharing beautiful garden .
Thank you. Always enjoy seeing your gorgeous garden.
Which beet is that when you said Manglewert? I’ve tried googling that and can’t locate the name
Thanks for another inspiring video. Our little food-producing patch of the garden here in Denmark is slowly getting bigger and bigger to incorporate more crops.
Really enjoy when you share how you prepare and eat the crops. I suppose the Danish food culture perhaps looks different, (for example the use of broad beans in meals is rather uncommon I think). So thanks for sharing those little tricks.
We love peas (as well) and had “Oregon” in our quite small greenhouse from March to give an impressive harvest through the hungry gap and finishen in time to be replaced by cucumbers.
Hi Huw,
Appreciated your tour ☺️, tried to work out the names of some of the varieties you were so happy with…….stem lettuce, tree cabbage and the Welsh variety of a pea plant.
Would you be able to list your varieties so others could obtain the seeds and enjoy?
Cheers
Den, a Suffolk gardener
Wonderful garden! If the birds are going desperately after unripe grapes they may be lacking water. A bird bath might be a good solution…
Can’t believe how tall your dill has grown and it all looks so beautiful
Love this, thanks for the inspiration Huw!
Question – you mentioned the peas had some powdery mildew… when this crop is finished would you still compost that?
your videos are of a rare kind, I immediately hit "repeat" when I start a new one. So I can watch and listen many times until I have seen and learned every little bit. ❤
Nothing beats homegrown food..
The satisfaction of seeing your own grow and harvest.. phenomenal
What do you to avoid butterfly larvae in you plants? It’s a big problem for me
Thank you for the tour of your veg plot. I am feeling very jealous. I have tried for a second year to have a veg plot. Struggling, first with the weather, not like the weather in Wales unfortunately, then slugs and I think my soil isn't the best but I am going to try, try again. Thank you for your enthusiasm and inspiration.
Hi Richard, do you think organic fertilizer work on container? It doesn’t seemed effective for me maybe there’s no soil food web in the pot?
Keep doing you, Huw. You’re a big inspiration to a garden in Colorado, USA. Cheers!
I am asking for the inscriptions in Polish translation. Please
Great tour…. tk you Huw! I need help in tying knots to hold the bamboo poles together like you. have them in your. garden. I tried tying tree branches to. form a cross trellis like yours in this video and the poles keep sliding down.
I've never grown Amaranthe and would like to do so….. yours is beautiful. Do you make flour for baking w it?
Stunning.