Episode 2 of The Kitchen Garden. Links mentioned:
Dyfi Plants: https://dyfiplants.co.uk/
Incredible Vegetables: https://incrediblevegetables.co.uk/
Containerwise trays: https://containerwise.co.uk/product/huw-richards-hr10/
The Permaculture Garden is OUT NOW: https://geni.us/ThePermacultureGarden
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Very inspiring video again!
omg im on that today, ive also got sprouting sprouts, thinking initally blanche and taste one before deciding what to do with them, ill give you an update this evening
Lots of beautiful plants, even more great with all the educational and informative information. Blessed brother, give thanks. Keep inspiring!
I have a little inspiration corner, over at @YardmanGarden&ArtsTv. Nothing as professional as the pro here. My channel was inspired by the simple way of life, living off the land. The appreciation for Organics homegrown and the love for nature and the environment.
So anyone of you lovely souls want to join me on that journey, it only will get better, and a little encouragement goes a long way! Thanks to you all in advance. 🙏🏾
Interesting video thanks! No rhubarb this year😪 as we've dug up and split and replanted to rejuvenate….we had spare bits of crown left so were able to share it with another couple 😀
I really want to try growing cardoons someday, when I finally have the space to allow that!
As always, you make me want to jump and tend my garden!
Mmm yum wild garlic, try it deep or shallow fried , the texture is like crispy seaweed but tastes like garlic fried onions 👍
Cardoons get huge! I think you'll be finding a new space for that beauty by next year.
Thank you for sharing your perennial plant plans and go to's. Very appreciated! Very encouraging! Blessings on your growing season sir!🌿💚🙏💕👵
I burn tarragon, yarrow and mint stems with some apple branches because it smells good. It's great to cook a bit of shrimp on.
I hope to start a cut flower garden this year too. Too cold yet to start in Canada. Too cold to start cleaning up the garden too. I am on the west coast and it is still dipping below freezing every night. If anyone reading this is also from Canada and know where to source perennial vegetables let me know. I am slowly building up my collection.