Try Readly today and get 2 months for free with my link: https://readly.com/huwrichards – I am delighted to share the final garden tour of 2022 of our no-dig organic garden using raised beds with sides. Around 20 years ago my parents created the first half of the garden and it has been growing using organic principles from day 1. Today, there is a lot of permaculture inspiration and almost every bed is no dig, however, for crops like Jerusalem artichokes (sunchokes) it is almost impossible to harvest them without digging! I really hope you enjoy this vegetable garden tour and it completes the 2022 garden tour playlist which you can view here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPGyuloevt5ztYU-Sfrl3jJWg9tlVETyi
Ambassador for Gardena: https://www.gardena.com/
Best Raised Bed Material Blog: https://huwsgarden.com/blogs/blog/the-best-raised-garden-bed-materials-for-all-climates
Supporting HuwsGarden.com helps us develop more content like this video. Browse below!
↪️ Huw’s Cold Frames; https://huwsgarden.com/collections/undercover-growing
↪️ Raised Beds; https://huwsgarden.com/collections/raised-beds
↪️ Supplies & More; https://huwsgarden.com/collections/garden-supplies 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
🔗=Social
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/huwsgarden/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@huwsgarden
-🍴Delicious Garden Recipes
Farmer & Chef https://instagram.com/farmer.and.chef
Kitchen Garden Fermentation Course: https://huwrichards.retrieve.com/store/#/
#gardentour #permaculture #nodig
I was looking for the overarching grapevines that were supposed to be in your greenhouse? How are they this year?
Also, looks like your garden is thriving still this time of year when the rest of us maybe working on prepping for winter. Are you doing a video on that?
Thanks for the lovely video!
BeautiFul, Healthy and Calming…
Nasturtiums are my garden thermometer: I know I've had a hard freeze when the leaves turn to green goo. That's rare here in California and it hasn't happened in more than 10 years.
I would love to see your illustrations. Would you include the art posts here or will you have another channel for that?
Those are hover flies not honey bees!
Huw, do you ever let the radish plants flower and produce seed pods? This year I tasted radish pods for the first time and I think they are better than any radish root I have ever tasted. I also added them to dill pickles. My granddaughter will eat them all if given the chance!
Huw, let’s see some of your artwork!
Great vid as always. Green tomato chutney, do you have a recipe?
Watch a Welshman getting really excited about leeks
Always inspiring! Thank you!
What is that tuber you refer to at 4:24 called "ochre"? I am not familiar with that name. Thx.
Awesome video!
You can do yam with pumpkin. With ginger and sugar. It taste like apricot yam
any help on growing beets.. i can not get them to bulb up
So inspiring
Fabulous leek Huw. Ooh I like the look of that black bean. Albino beetroot is delicious, I made some nice wine with it. Lovely garden tour Huw!
Happy Winter from the tropical drylands of Brazil!
Huw, I am in US zone 5b. We've just had our first freeze. I pulled up my parsnips and they have a white powdery coat on the bottom 3 inches or so of the root. No powdery mildew on the leaves or other problems I can see. Any ideas what this is? Are they OK to eat? Thanks for your time and all the videos. Hagd.
So, does this mean there won’t be videos over the winter? I hope that’s not the case.
Don't forget those yams will spread!
The different variation of colors of green is startling and gorgeous. It struck me what you could do with such a photo. Of all these greens , a jigsaw would be terrific and challenging. Bring nature’s beauty into your home.
Just picked & measured the length of a fordhook giant from my garden here in nsw Australia. 29 inches stem included leaf, 19 inches. Ive been growing that type for a few years, i love it chopped up in an egg & fetta pie. Yum
12:33