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@Huw Richards

Huw Richards: I will delete this video in 45 hours



Happy New Year Everyone! All the links:

Land Workers Alliance Calendar: https://shop.landworkersalliance.org.uk/product/landworkers-alliance-2024-calendar-land-of-plenty/

Signed copies of my book: https://www.regenerative.press/book-store/p/the-vegetable-growers-handbook
Signed copies of Sam’s book: https://www.regenerative.press/book-store/p/the-nature-of-food

Pre-order The Self-Sufficiency Garden: https://www.regenerative.press/book-store/p/pre-order-self-sufficiency-garden
Main Self-Sufficiency Garden Book link: https://geni.us/SelfSufficiencyGarden

50% off all Abundance Academy Courses using code: 48SPECIAL
Hot Bed Course: https://abundanceacademy.online/p/hot-bed-gardening
Kitchen Garden Fermentation Course: https://abundanceacademy.online/p/homegrown-fermentation
Productive Planting Plan Course: https://abundanceacademy.online/p/the-monthly-planting-plan

Free audio course for beginner gardeners: https://abundanceacademy.online/p/first-time-veg-gardener

Wales Seed Hub: https://www.seedhub.wales/
Lulu Tomatoes: https://openfoodnetwork.org.uk/hwb-hadau-cymru-wales-seed-hub/shop
She Grows Veg Heirloom Seeds: https://shegrowsveg.com/

May Permaculture 5-Day Course: https://buytickets.at/regenerativemedia/994534

David The Good YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@davidthegood
No Till Growers YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@notillgrowers

Email me about Inspiring Gardens: gardens@regenerative.media

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/huwsgarden/

47 Comments

  2. @lexington476

    In 2024, okay so I'm going to try sweet potatoes for the first time. I've grown a ton of regular potatoes, so I want to try a few sweet potatoes. Also back in October I want to say, I also planted garlic for the first time so that's overwintering right now to be harvested around the 4th of July or so. Aside from that nothing really extraordinary, I'm going to try a different variety of potatoes for one section, along with my regular varieties of potatoes.

    My garden size is pretty well established at this point, I don't want to place any more land under cultivation as I have enough as is 🙂.

    Can't think of anything new or exciting I'm changing for next year, that's really about it. After about 8 years or so of growing food I've gotten it to where I want it to be at this point, and I've gotten good enough at this point that I don't just kill plants anymore 😀😊. I'm not even remotely seeking self-sufficiency with my garden, it's way too small for that, but it is big enough to provide supplemental food for the family. If nothing else we don't have to buy potatoes or summer squash until the spring 🙂. Happy New Year 🇺🇸.

  3. @katinss9983

    you are joking! have you closed the online shop??? I wanted to buy some of your large deep potting trays? I couldn't get any last year, where can I buy the trays now????

  6. @dianeladico1769

    Thank you so much for all you've shared over the last year. Wishing you, your dear ones, and all those in the community the very best of the new year. I'm in the US Z5b/6a and my goals are to grow as intensively as possible with interplanting and being smarter about seed starting so I always have something at the ready to go in when space opens up (shoutout to Charles Dowding for that) and to build protective structures for my hoop house and raised beds to extend the season and do some serious winter gardening.
    If you're here you'll understand-our local variety store has their seed racks up and filled! Made my heart go pitter-pat.

  7. @denisemusicnut

    Happy New Year Huw! I’m getting ready to winter sow my cold hardy flowers and vegetables here in chilly Michigan, USA. My humidifier requires distilled water, which is sold here in clear plastic gallon (3.79 liters) jugs. We don’t have recycling nearby, so I reuse as much as I can. I cut the empty water jugs open, put potting soil and water into them, plant seeds, and then tape the jugs back together. Then I place them outdoors, on the south side of my house. The plastic jugs work like miniature cold frames, giving me a jump start on my spring garden. I transplant them into my garden once the frost is out of the ground, and the mud dries up, which usually is after the middle of April. Then I can reuse the jugs to plant more frost-tender varieties. I’ve had great success with this method, and there is far less transplant shock because the plants are already adapted to full sun.

  8. @bradlafferty

    Happy New Year Huw! Thanks for the channel recommendations, I too enjoy both of their content. Good choices. Best to you!

  9. @AndreaDingbatt

    Gardeners are the same as small farmers//smalholders!!
    They're Caring for the Land!!

    Fresh ,Free Range and Organic Food is the Healthiest and Tastiest!!❤

    ❤ Home grown,Food
    simply tastes the Best when you have just been and picked it Fresh!!

    Full of the Nutrients we all need, and without any chemicals that makes me ill!

    I've got Fibromyalgia, and I feel like a Canary in a Coal Mine,,,,

    Processed food makes me unwell so quickly,,,
    And,,,,
    I have to filter my drinking water to get rid of the chemicals ,,,,

    Like Fluoride,,,
    (* it's a neurotoxin,!*)

    ~ and I get Cog -Fog if I drink the tap water without filtering it myself!!😮
    Best Wishes and Kindest Regards
    ~to Gardeners Everywhere,
    You are doing a fantastic job, looking after Heirloom Seeds Growing and Alive!!❤

  11. @leihaha

    Happy New Year Huw! In 2023 I went from a casual gardener into an obsessed flower grower. For 2024, I'm hoping we can buy a house with a large yard and I can plant all of the roses and peonies which are currently in pots into the ground but more importantly, get started on turning my backyard into a food forest. I'm so looking forward to watching this years videos on permaculture.

    Now I'm off to shop for seeds for plants I have zero space for. 😂

  15. @jafaqui

    I have a huge project. For the past three years I have been preparing a sandy soil (beach sand ) Cherry Grove, Fire Island, NY, USA. With little success. But now I am going full speed after reading notes from a settler on the same island who had a wonderful garden a hundred years ago. Mixing pork manure, seaweeds and any kind of native plants to the compost pile.

  16. @petraveelenturf1000

    Happy New Year to you and your beloved ones. May the year ahead brings lots of gardening-pleasure. Like your video’s a lot. Thanks for that

  17. @sharonbarker7159

    Thank you for all your great videos teaching us new ideas. Looking forward to 2024 and following you in the garden. From Clarence NY , happiest of New Years wishes to you!

  22. @jasonmann5019

    Thank you for sharing Huw. Your knowledge has been very helpful for me. Best wishes in the New Year. Jason from Melbourne Australia. This comment will be deleted within 46 hours.

  24. @level1paladin

    Great channel suggestions. Both have great practical tips and a ton of deeper knowledge. I'd also throw out @gardenlikeaviking as well. Nate does a good job giving clear and concise methods and has built a nice community of good people.

  25. @christiegrows2022

    Sorry to hear about the website. Be proud to have been brave enough to start a business like that. No shame in learning from experience and needing to pivot. Happy new year. 🥳

  29. @llswink

    Hello Huw, your videos always inspire me and make me happy to get out there and do something better. My plans for the garden in 2024? Accessibility. At 70 I am actively looking for ways to get it all done in spite of my limitations. I refuse to give up! The past two seasons were rough and I almost did… but my garden is my lifeline to get up and do, and the food I produce keeps me nutritionally sound and helps feed us through the winter. So, thank you, and bless you through the new year. ~Lynda~

  30. @penjelly88

    My year ahead in gardening… the old garden beds are falling apart and taken over by convolvulus coming through the fence so I'll be ripping them out and completely redesigning them properly! That'll be my winter job, it's summer here in NZ 🙂 Happy new year Huw team!

  32. @CindyOrangeNeely

    HAPPY NEW YEAR, HUW AND SAM!!!! Now that your online shop has closed, is there anywhere we can buy your seed trays here in the United States?

  33. @marthaegger5079

    Happy New Year Huw! I'm embarking on an OPD project and connecting with like minded people who might be interested in taking up plots in the neighbourhood to build a community-like living situation or village 🎉

  35. @kimfox5186

    You are such an inspiration to us, and….I would love you to experiment with a one year-round bed of vegetables and flowers that have no help from tunnels, green houses, cold frames, etc. I live in the North of France where we get such gales that any structure is very quickly destroyed. I don't want to dispose of any more bent and shredded plastic. Also, winter tends to go on forever here, and temperatures often stay below 12c during the day and colder than 6c at night well into June. Wishing you a very happy new year and many thanks for sharing your knowledge with us 😊

  36. @woodsidestories9665

    Happy New Year!

    I've just bought the hot bed and the fermentation courses as well as Sam's book. I've tried and failed at hot beds and have limited ferment success, so heres hoping 2024 is filled with triumphs both areas 🤞

  38. @Keith-jo3pf

    So pleased to see you recommending "David the good" 's you tube channel. I've been following him for ages . Really knowledgeable and funny. I have his unique swamp water recipe to thank for my 30kg plus winter squashes on my allotment. Thanks for your great content and happy new year!

  40. @anniecochrane3359

    Thanks for the update. I'm looking forward to following the progress of the self sufficiency garden, and everything else you are involved with in the gardening world. As a gardener I really appreciate your channel!!!!!

  42. @eternallight6113

    I can only grow in containers. I’d love to see more content on growing amazing produce in raised beds and containers. I’ve always had a normal garden or an allotment. I also have a squirrel issue, little horrors, so it looks as if everything will need to be covered. It’s going to be amazing but I’m starting totally from scratch and I’m no spring chicken. 😂😂😂😂

  45. @hilaryabbot9297

    Too right Huw. Gardening is really underrated. I got into it without any thought process….my dad died, I cried, and a day later I was on my hands and knees gardening…..and I haven't stopped since!

  46. @sandram5664

    Love Jesse Frost from No Till Growers! He’s so entertaining that even my non-gardening husband likes watching him. 😀

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