It's March, Sowing Seeds In the No dig Vegetable Garden - Self-Sufficiency- Smallholding UK
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Today on the smallholding I'm finally making a start in the no dig vegetable garden after having a couple of months off after a hamstring injury.
So I've decided to start with seed sowing. I've decided to take a step back from modules and created a raised seed bed to grow seedlings in to be transplanted into beds once big enough.
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Thanks for Video, very enjoyable watching. Great idea with the Block raised beds! Good luck with your harvests and take it easy old un! Looking forward to following your exploits, Keep em coming😉
Thank you ☺️
Loads of work in the Garden at this time of year, But we love it. Your 3 bed thing sounds interesting, I never heard of an Antenna bed before you talked about it some time ago, I think this will be interesting to see, Will it work though. Thanks for the video
We will definitely see, hopefully, there’s a lot of interest in the electro culture thing it seems
I know how you feel. LOL! I'm turning 50 at the end of the month. We still think we're young until something tweaks.
Tell me about it,🤣 I still feel like a young lad but I’m most definitely not 🤦♂️
I like the lettuce in the blocks idea. Are they just standard breeze blocks?
I'd be a bit concerned with the carrot root fly that the blocks are too low. I've seen people talking about 2ft high to avoid them. Also I've been wondering if carrot root fly can walk on the ground or up surfaces so even though my raised bed for carrots is 2ft I still cover just as a precaution.
Looks like you have a nice space there. Wish I had that much room.
There’re called twin wall concrete blocks I think 👍
I haven’t really suffered with carrot fly to be honest even in the flat beds as I try not to thin and rather just sow seed thinly to start, but just thought it may help
@@SmallholdingUKI thin at dusk or on rainy days to keep the small down