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This videos showcases the power of homemade compost and what it can achieve, and also shares some of Peni’s favourite crops and varieties for growing for self-sufficiency.
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Intro 0:00
The ‘sheen’ 0:40
Peni’s Favourite Brassica 1:31
‘Best Ever’ Tomatoes 2:41
Dead Compost 4:21
Massive Zinnias 5:50
6 Week Old Carrots 6:23
Squash 6:57
Dahlias 8:10
5 Week Old Compost 9:18
#compost #selfsufficiency #gardeningtips
18 Comments
You composted the blighty potato shaws?
Does that not just increase the chance of future blight?
I could have sworn she said she made a course with a few bitches and Jack
Well filmed.
Pertinent real information
My allotment wasn't as amazing as yours, but I did get over 95 butternuts from 2 (two) plants.
I also put 10-15cm of compost.
Lot's to learn here. Great stuff 10/10 from me !
An incredible example of how homemade compost can truly transform a vegetable garden 🌿 It makes me curious to see how the soil life keeps improving over time.
❤👏👍🌷❤️
You can't argue with that, can you….everything she grows looks beautiful & healthy! ❤
Thanks for fiming 👍
What a beautiful garden. I am watching from the southeast USA. I am envious of the Blue Hubbard you are able to grow; the dreaded squash vine borer devastates the Blue Hubbard I have tried to grow in the past.
Another amazing video, Mr Huw!! 👍👍👍
I love making compost, the only down side is a wee bit of graft, and the OCD triggering you get when you see neighbor's and friend's throwing stuff away as trash/waste and I'm like . . . . . . . CAN I HAVE THAT? . . . . . the looks I get hahaha
I love and appreciate those series!! Keep them rolling all time. Thx for your efforts
Self-sufficiency at it's finest..
kaylex? calix? how do you spell that green so i can buy seeds?
Magnificent garden!!!
I am always inspired in the winter to do more and more in the spring. By mid summer it always turns into….well, maybe next year 😁.
But I did just order Kalette seeds from Johnny's (expensive, but a trusted source here in the states) so at least I'm off to my usual good intentioned start.
Didn't know you could hot compost diseased parts. I was sad to think of wasting so much material. Thanks for the tip
Compost is my garden weakness. I so want to get it right.
i love your garden tours, it gives me great ideas and inspiration and they are always such works of art
The only thing more beautiful than a lovely garden is a lovely gardener.