Early summer in the Vegetable Garden | Beautiful Food Growing
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Paul and Becky’s Asturian Tree Cabbage
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Having had a highly successful smallholding in Monmouthshire, we hope to recreate the abundance at our new home. There will be a large organic kitchen garden with no dig gardening raised beds and young food forest in which to grown our fruit and vegetables.
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Would you be so kind as to tell us or add a link to the hot composter you have please, Liz? 😊
i think im in love with your farm lol.. i would love this amount of space to grow more. Its beautiful
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Its lovely to see you looking so well!!!
Liz, I like that you show the problem areas as well as the successes. Keeping it real. Thanks
Thank you for the ideas and the inspiration Liz , my allotment looks amazing this year , have planted so many flowers in with the beds it looks and smells amazing. You and Huw Richards are so good to watch.
You looking great Liz ❤
Thank you – your garden looks really lovely. Glad to see your husband helping with the composting.
The tree cabbage looks really good, I think I might grow one of those on my allotment next year – thanks for the tip.👍
Very nice video
In my garden, albeit much warmer and dryer, I have found I can often overwinter beans by cutting them off at the ground when I harvest. They re-sprouted in the spring from the roots and those beanstalks were more vigorous than newly planted vines. (These were specifically Greek Gigantes beans).
Great tour…looks like things are producing nicely!
Thank's for a lovely video! 🤗
Gosh the garden is looking so.mature now Liz.
So fed up with the slugs, it is a constant battle this year. 5 sowings of green beans and runners still little to show for it 🫣
Liz my tree cabbages are doing great thanks to you.
I love your new composter very fancy the more I garden the more I realize how important compost is and just how precious it is
Great to see you Liz! Hope you are both keeping well. Take care! x
What kind of snips do you use Liz. They have a lovely snip sound. So important to have a good working snips
Beans are looking especially fabulous!
Forever grateful to you for introducing me to Asturian Tree Cabbage a number of years ago now. Along with Taunton Dean Kale it's a perennial that i would NEVER be without. They're the two workhorses of my garden and so productive.
you got some lovely crops there liz
Good idea with the replanting the baby potatoes on the big plant. Wonder if trimming the top growth would be a benefit 🤔