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It’s time I started sowing seeds for this coming season, in this video I show you the easiest way to sow sweet peas and broad beans. We also take a look at what I’m growing for this coming year. Sit back, with a cup of tea and enjoy this chilled out episode. If you’ve liked…
We plant out the Broad beans and onion sets up at the plot. They are two easy vegetables to grow for all newbie gardeners. If you like this video then please SUBSCRIBE to the channel #broadbeans #onionsets #allotment
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. If you enjoyed…
I used to struggle growing onions for a few key reasons: I was growing the wrong types, and planting at the wrong times. These mistakes are CRUCIAL to avoid with onions, which start to produce bulbs based on the day-length of your growing zone. Choose the wrong ones, and you’ll never get them to bulb…
It’s time to show you how we plant out the onions sets up at the plot, we also add some extra compost to enrich the soil, we plant the beetroot and see something way cool. Growing onions from sets and onion starts is very easy, why not give them a go yourself. If you’ve enjoyed…
In this episode we cover growing onions. With so many choices it can be confusing. Grow onions from seed. Grow onions from sprouts or onion starts. Grow onion sets. Geesh! Remember to make sure you are choosing the correct variety as well. Long day onions do better in the northern half of the continental U.S.…
Onions are an interesting crop, as they’re a biennial in nature. That means they grow from seed to a dormant bulb in their first year, and from that bulb to flower (and back to seed) in their second year. It’s important to take this into consideration when planting onions. You have three options when it…
Onions are an interesting crop, as they’re a biennial in nature. That means they grow from seed to a dormant bulb in their first year, and from that bulb to flower (and back to seed) in their second year. It’s important to take this into consideration when planting onions. You have three options when it…
