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You can buy online for Wilko products JB. 🙂

To many you tube gardeners diverting to electric bikes ect.

Aghhhh wit....you disappoint young man lol😂😂😂😂😂 Going down the tony road 😂😂😂😂

Great video, but are you and Tony gonna start growing these ?🤣

awwww brilliant jess will love it

That's a lovely bike. Hope Jess likes it. 🙂

oh no lololoolololo

Regarding saving seed from the leeks, my understanding is you don't want to keep seed from plants that bolt because you'll just be more likely to have plants that bolt next year. You want to save seed from the ones that flower latest. Personally I would just chop the flower from bolting alliums.

I've had the same problem with trays having the perferct fit. What I do is leave one cell empty. Then I can use that cell to bottom-water, and then when I come to lift the tray out I can grab it from that cell.

I went away for one night at the weekend and was worried about my polytunnel seedlings getting too hot. 4 days would probably give me a stroke. I'm also growing those yin-yang beans for the first time this year. I'm calling them cow beans though.

my onions are the same very small not growing

For your tight fitting seed starters, lay a couple long pieces of ribbon along the bottom before dropping the inserts in, making sure the ends of the ribbon stick out. Then you can lift the ribbons and they will lift/support the inserts.

I bought one lupin last spring and it grew and grew. Then Earlier this year I discovered lots of tiny seedlings in the gravel path -easily pulled out. I potted them up and now I have loads of lupins.

How's your hay-fever this year ?

Oh JB you are so right those grow your own kits are horrible. Friends son got him a chilli kit and the instructions were terrible and needless to say none germinated! Wilko are actually sold in the range and you can still buy online mate

Really appreciate your videos, helps me keep up the enthusiasm for the garden on days when I'm tempted to stay inside - once I get out there I'm always glade I did. Thanks again.

You sweet peas look lush! You may want to consider planting them on the other side of the netting/mesh next year so that the grow INTO it rather than away from it. 🙂

Hi JB. I've not had much success with lupins until this year. I watched videos about winter sowing and decided to have a go. I sowed my seeds in milk bottles in January, put them outside, and ignored them. They ALL germinated. Maybe give it a go for next year.

A lot of exciting plants……I think you have got the bug! Now you are not safe to go to a garden centre on your own!! Great video, always love your enthusiasm, it’s infectious! Thanks for sharing.

Perhaps you could feed your onions with some chicken manure

Lovely video JB … thank you ❤

I’ve just netted my gooseberries before the birds rob them.

I’ve got cordless Greenworks’s mower, strimmer & hedge trimmer… game changer up the allotment and in the garden … definitely recommend

Don’t mist anytime in the day JB, especially chillies!

The Stewart essentials gravel trays are great, fit the containerwise trays really well, cheap as chips, and quality great for the price 👍

We have a large back yard here in Canada, and the battery lawn mower and strimmer we have are amazing and the batteries are interchangeable. Also push button start is great for me with fibromyalgia, no struggling. ❤

Fantastisch Good work jB you the best te moostiun thans te video friend Top 🌶️🌱💐🐝⛅🍅🌿🐝☕✔️

Wormwood grows to the size of a large shrub, with a woody stem. I put in two small plants at my allotment, and removed one after a year. The other is the size of a large rounded bush. I'm not sure if it has deterred any pests, and certainly not yellow meadow ants who like to build nests there.

How many liters are those potato pots?

The Lupins can take a long time it can take 8 weeks for mine to come through. So don't give up on them . Iv got those pots and have them it be my third year as longs you take care with them there last you .Keep up the good video. .

Hi JB great seeing you again ❤

Not going to lie… heard the comment “New Order” in the car transferring section and expected “Blue Monday” to kick in like that fight meme that’s going around 😂. Great video: those peas look great, mowing and edge cutting makes all the difference 👍 and I’m going to relent and take the electric strimmer to the plot. Went this week and it was all mares tail. Half the fun was pulling it and seeing how much you could get out in one go much like you. Thanks for the like in the week! Cheers, Andy!

Awww, the robin's nest in the shed. How adorable is that! I have nuthatches in my bird house this year.

That's a lot of flowers. Just how many acres are you planting? Just kidding. Looks lovely.

Love you JB ❤

Back garden is looking lush love the foxgloves 🪻and you can't beat the feeling of freshly cutting the grass 🌿 it's good to finally have some sunshine ☀️😎

🐝thanks for the great video🌻

🐝thanks for the great video🌻

🐝thanks for the great video🌻

Fantastisch Good video jb you the best te moostuin bloems 🌺💐🏕🌤🙏🍅🌱👍🌹🏵☕️🪴🫛

Physillia

The 'weird' looking plant looks a bit like Salsify, It pops up on my allotment every now and then. Really good flower.

13:07 - Just wanted to mention that the smaller 0.75l pots I showed off are OAKLAND GARDEN pots and NOT Elixir pots. I got mixed up because I was looking at buying both of them, but I didn't order anything from Elixir :)

I use a hori hori knife, stab into the soil and pull toward myself and it makes a perfect hole for the square ones. Once the module is planted i pull the knife out and it back fills itself and sort of compresses itself again. Hard to write without showing, but you get the gist

The garden has really come on and is looking lovely . Those foxgloves, so worth the wait for them to pop. The plant by the Oxeye daisies (the little purple one) may well be Honesty, from your seed mis possibly. It is other great one for the pollinators, the seeds heads are so pretty too and great for dried flower arrangements. It will self seeds too. I think Ranunculus are related to buttercups which is probably why the Creeping buttercup looks very similar. I have lots of that in my garden but keep it in check because it can become a nuisance. I have a big patch in my woodland wild fernery area and just let it do its thing.

Good video - garden anxiety is real, I went to Devon for a long weekend recently and all my warm season crops are still in little pots and in desperate need for repotting but I didn't have time or the compost to do it so just topped up the water trays and hoped they would be fine for 5 days. And the sun came out and the greenhouse got very hot. First thing I did when I got back was rush out to check the greenhouse temp and the plants, but everything survived and the chillis had grown massively despite being in little pots. Cornish gardens are like no other, the climate allows for plants to thrive that may not in other parts of the UK. Glendurgan (National Trust) is stunning and has amazing views across the Helford River a very lush rainforest valley feel and a beautiful wildflower meadow and bluebells galore. I love ornamentals and flowers but am very drawn to any garden that advertises a kitchen garden or veg garden. A lot of the NT properties often have beautiful and productive kitchen gardens. I have seen some amazing pumpkin patches in late summer in some and sunflowers so tall! You should take a look at the National Garden scheme website - this is where private gardens are open for charity quite often and there are a real variety to choose from. ngs.org.uk/ Often there will be homemade cakes and refreshments available which I think is a important part of visiting gardens heehee 😊😊

My garden anxiety was during the storms a couple of years ago wrecked my Polly house I fixed it then the second hit n I really lost my mojo for a year or so

The hot compost sure lived up to its name. The lettuce and radishes in the tunnel! Yuge! 😄The fact that it gets harder and harder to film in the greenhouse feels like a good problem to have though hehe. My parents were "confused" when I started growing chillies since I never grown anything before and couldn't keep house plants alive if my life depended on it 🤪Think I've seen someone else grow those black and white beans. They sure look cool. Haha I kind of have the same with my chiliplants. I even skipped going on "conferences" (aka "party trips" with work) cause I've had no one to take care of my plants at the height of the season (don't really feel like asking my parents to go 40 km one way to water 🤪) and I sure as heck will not risk what I spent the last ~6 months babying hehe. And grats on the yellow rattle! 🥳

Thanks for this video

Really useful JB, thanks. I thought you said early in the video that you shouldn’t spray it on salads or brassicas, leaves that you would eat basically? Did I get that wrong as later on you did spray them?