This is Steve Mill’s incredible edible tunnel on his allotment plot in Barnet, London! What an absolute inspiration. Using and 8ft tall polytunnel frame, he has created one of the most amazing garden features I’ve ever seen, and this is his own private space! As well as amazing pumpkin displays, he also grows fruit, flowers, and climbers along this tunnel.
Steve was this year’s winner of the Gardena Top of the Plots competition! https://www.gardena.com/uk/c/discover/gardening/magazine/top-of-the-plots
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By the way Steve Mills won the Gardena Top of The Plots 2025 competition which is why I went to film! The full list of winners can be found here: https://www.gardena.com/uk/c/discover/gardening/magazine/top-of-the-plots
What an absolute triumph.
Beautiful!!
Stunning
Love this video! Very inspirational! Thank you! 🌿💚🙏💕👵
So cool!!
This guy is my spirit animal ❤
amazing!
That's absolutely wonderful. I now have a new task. Hopefully it works for me. Regardless, I'll get enjoyment from it, which is what matters most.
Absolutely magical! 😍
Brilliant
Truly Amazing – very inspiring
What a beautiful garden, absolutely gorgeous ❤
And what a lovely man too !
Brilliant
That was enjoyable. Thank you.
I have one of those frame shelters… I’ve always it known it could be useful – greenhouse/hothouse-tomatoes – but now I know how I will use it! Thank you for this fantastic, beautific garden!
❤❤❤ Love this garden so much ❤❤❤
What an incredible idea.
This is absolutely beautiful!
That looks great…
Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. I go and say ‘hello’ to my garden every morning too.
Absolutely gorgeous garden. What a delightful place to have. Huge admiration for this gentleman and his brilliant garden design
Oh, wow!! Where I live, people use orchards as wedding venues. They would go crazy over a his arch tunnel.
Inspired! So so beautiful. What a lovely man too 😊
What a beautiful garden! I planted fruit trees when we bought our homestead in 1982, and they are still producing beautiful fruit today. Right now the pears are in season. So far we have canned 39 quarts of pears this fall, and we have shared a lot of pears with friends and neighbors. Fruit is nature's candy, and our reward for tending its trees.
This is one of the most beautiful gardens I’ve ever seen, what a wonderful achievement 👍😀⭐️
One word WOW 😮, Ali 🇨🇦