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Omg Collin is saying what I'm thinking - isn't the point to sit and enjoy life? "You're weird. This is a farm." Love seeing how it's coming together!! ❤

Great work, Bri! Where is your allotment located in Ottawa? What can still be planted this late in the season (today is August 18)?

very nice video thank you mam nice video about nature beauty i always watch your video i love it my nature is very beautiful

My deer guests prefer leaves to flowers.

I like your videos. First you tell your zone and where you are. I’m in zone 4b New Brunswick so I know right off you garden in the same context I do. Also, your videos are short and to the point. No irrelevant chatter. Thank you.

Fantastic video. Thanks. New subscriber

How to grow lettuce from seed to harvest and then to seed again. 😊

You'll never get them all and the one that has the bacterial wilt in it will 100% be the one you miss lol😅

Thanks for the tips I'm in BC and we are going through a heat wave and drought. A question about straw mulch. Have you had any issues with broad leaf herbicides (like Grazon) in your local straw?

Great tips, Bri, thanks! Where to you get the straw, here, in Ottawa?

So hot here in Florida. Some of these tips apply here too. I’m constantly moving plants in the summer.

It’s best those two keep the relationship “long distance “. The bird prefers it that way. ~R.M.

Finally, a CZcams gardening channel in my area! Thank you! Subscribed.

I would direct sow if the Texas sun wouldn’t roast my seedlings to a crisp.

Loved this & Great teamwork!! Can't believe this was your first hot air balloon sighting LOL

all of my dill bolted this summer....didnt think about planting again as a fall crop. first thing in the morning replant time.........

Great videos girl, thank you

I always plant these and love these beautiful flower, and tasty

Thank you, sounds great I will especially sow dill spinach kale and cilantro. Yes for sure I noticed that spinach and dill, cilantro seem to bolt in the summer, before even having any

Your seed organizer is awesome! Great idea gal!

So much progress!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Checks fake watch!! 😂😂

Was the part of the fence taken the new you added or the original that was there when you got the lot?

I may have done a little bit of over kill 😅 Went to check on the garden this morning, and found a ton. I sprayed the plant with a mixture of water, diatomaceous earth, spearmint extract, chilli powder, and a teaspoon of dish soap 😅. Plants have been doing so well, I kind of freaked out 😂 Praying it'll work 🤞🏼

Good video. I like to prune off any lower leaves with-in a foot of the ground.

I use a little battery powered car vacuum cleaner. Works for a bunch of bugs and makes it super easy and quick!

Hey this was a well made video! And you are nice to listen to. Keep going, I can see your channel growing in the near future! 😃

I catch them with my hands or if I can't reach they get the insecticidal soap

In our future garden I will plant these - I'm looking forward to pickling the seeds.

OMG i love your urban gardening Canada hat, such a cute idea

This is really cool! Thank you for sharing

Nasturtiums are so versatile, I love them. Growing up we never planted them to eat, they were interplanted with the squash as they seemed to repel cucumber beetles (and they added a touch of color). The downside was there was always so much yellow squash and zucchini, we couldn't give away all the excess.

Love this video!! Thanks for the tips!

Nice. Thanks for sharing my friend ❤❤❤

Thank you for this information!!

Leaf miners, and they are a vine, so not easy in pots.

Just came across your channel. Its nice to get advice that is Canadian specific although I absorb information from all different locations.

i grow them for all the reasons you mention. i also love it that they repel Squash bugs, cucumber beetles, striped pumpkin beetles, woolly aphids. and attract predatory wasps. they are excellent companions for Most vegetables, especially brassica (cabbage, broccoli, et al.), cucurbits (cucumbers, melons, squash) and solanum (tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, etc.)

Great video. So much information. Going to try them next year.

Nice one 🎉

Your new subscbr , nice sharing , stay conected

WoW thats a big plot!! Way to go!

The cucumber beetles have arrived somewhat north of you. Really nasty last year. Some as yet unidentified type just finished attacking the grape vines. No Japanese beetles though. I still a few holes in the garden. Looks like I'll get on that tomorrow. :)

as soon as i heard you say that cucumber beetles were no longer in season by the time your cucumbers flowered i sprinted to direct sow the rest of my seeds along with some dill 🥲

Thank you for the video! Do you use a heat-tolerant lettuce?

i’m loving this series so far! i’ve never had an allotment so i feel like i’m on this new journey with you 🤗

Woooo first comment lol…. I would till the ground it will be so much easier to rake and get it clean. It’s what I did with my garden and my space was in much worse condition. For the garden beds I would do the short length and that’s just based on preference I think!? This looks like fun and I’m excited to follow along 🤩🤩🤩

So informative! Thank you!! 🙏🏻

Can’t wait to make these - I’ve made your pickled beans which I absolutely love!

I can’t wait to follow along! I love a good before and after 🙌🏻