Відео

Used this on my runner beans and the results were ridiculous.Best crop of beans ever.cant praise it enough.dont delay just buy it.

I hope I've found your easy-to-follow advice in time. My jasmine is very poorly with yellowing leaves which are dropping at an alarming rate. Time to repot I think. Fingers crossed it works.

Big foot here

Liked overall vid but could've done with some close ups of the 45 deg angle pruning, etc.

I’m short of space in my garden could I grow dwarf beans in flower pots

Great video. Very informative. Thank you

Why French beans? Why not English beans?

Your video was fantastic! I'm a big fan of agretti too and I'm eager to plant some this year. While your explanation on using the hot bed and no dig method was helpful, I was hoping for more detailed insights on the growing process. Perhaps you could consider making another video focusing specifically on that? I'm really keen on achieving the same results you did!

No digging is a better way

Fantastic! The thought of double digging the entire garden all at one go is extremely daunting, but this is definitely doable! Thanks so much!

Awesome, thanks!

So. If they originated in Central America. I guess they won’t grow in Pennsylvania?

Many thanks for the video. I have growing ftom seed for nearly 70 years now. The one flower i have a problem with is Freesia. Only some of the bulbs grow. Just wondering is the problem the heavy we have here in Cork,Ireland. Also,it is an acid soil

Brilliant thank you

Very, very nice. Thank you!

The runner bean seeds I bought said to sow indoors mid march? I’ve got about 50% just sprouting on the windowsill now should I move them to a cold frame before outside?

Thank you. We Love your videos!

Loved your explanation, am a new allotment holder, will be doing my wigwag and bean growing your way - thanks

I let mine soak in a pot of wet soil for a few days then pop them in my airing cupboard always get fantastic germination.

Thanks for sharing I’m just interested in what you presume that a bush small like that would produce this next summer?

Hi, can I use distilled water if I don’t have rain water?

I grew Asparagus peas about 10 years ago. Harvested them at about 1 inch long. Mine tasted like Asparagus, really nice.

Brilliant

How grow the thing

For the past two days I have been reading a book F.K wards riddle of the Tsangpo river by Kenneth Cox . It has Mrs. Jean's forward and the experience she got with ward travel for plants. It's literally amazing and unbelievable. Can you tell the name of the film you saw about the travel? I am from India.

In south Australia, planted winged bean which I love...google some videos and it looked nothing like mine...And came across asparagus peas videos that has similar leaves to mine!! I will use it as green manure 😊

Thankyou 😊

Noooo... I just planted a whole lot of these. I was so excited to try them 😭😂

look at that huge patch of comfrey next to the greenhouse , way ahead of the trend

Under felt. Here in the US, I'm going to use stiff craft felt. Thanks for your tips and tricks. These are still valued years later. Cheers!

it's the best herb to use when your meal is too "meaty"

What about mosquitos breeding in the standing water? Do you cover the buckets with something to prevent that?

Great, clear instructions thank you for sharing!

Thanks for the great tips

Please turn the volume up

You can't eat it these days, it's soaked in 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

That 5'er is now $30 + tax for my 2lb bag.

You are the BEST!!! Very informative and I can actually feel the love you have for caring the plants! Please keep posting!!! 👍🏻😊

I was gifted this plant but the flowers have closed and are dropping off after 10 days since I got it

I have a baby Ugni Molineau but have not been able to discover if they are self-fertile? Do I need another and if so what are the options?

Thank you 🌱🧅

As much good as a chocolate fire guard.

Good jeans, very Bros.

Wrong. You grab it between your thumb and forefinger, and go down the stem until it snaps off. It always snaps off at the halfway point or just below that because it’s full of starch and that part of the plant isn’t good anyway. You want it where it snaps off wherever that is on the plant. Don’t ever dig or cut asparagus. That’s not the correct way to harvest

Lovely flowers and variety is important. SIlly man.

Are those liters the true pot volumes or a trade size? Here in the USA nursuries and retailers erroneously refer to standard container trade sizes as "gallons" so there is an error of 20% to 30%. (US gallons are about 3.8 liters, so US quarts are just a bit smaller than a liter) Example: a number 1 pot is a true 2.6 to 3 quarts [liters] and a #3 is about 2.3-2.5 gallons [9L], but they are commonly refered to as 1 gallon[3.8L] and 3 gallon[11.4L] respectively.

Do you still have the free guide by email ?

My backyard is infested with the things, thanks to my neighbour.

lol well that took me by surprise. I was given some seeds for free and started them in the Greenhouse and about to plant outside now in one of my flower beds that has a bare patch. Well at least they will provide a bit of ground cover.

how deep do you plant your sweet corn