Summer Polytunnel Gardening Tips 2024: Boost Your Harvest || What to grow in a polytunnel in summer
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Barry this BH was the 6th birthday of our grandson he asked me to bake an apple cake which we scoffed in the park with his friends in the glorious sunshine. I finished building my recycled poly and put the door frame in place boy was it warm building it. I harvested my field bean tops which I cut up really small and put in a risotto -lovely. I put 9 tomato plants in the poly 6 different varieties. I kept the Outdoor Girl and will plant those outside in 2 weeks. I planted a cucumber ‘market more’ which is small but has flowers on it. I have peppers to move out into the poly as well as aubergines.Sheffield is warming up! This week I’m hardening off my early bird sweetcorn and doing loads of weeding! Have a great week.
It sounds like you had a fantastic week filled with gardening and family fun. Enjoy the warm weather in Sheffield!
Always enjoy watching your videos usually when I'm having my breakfast before I go up to my allotment
Your kind words mean a lot to me. It's wonderful to know my videos are a part of your morning routine! Have a great day on that allotment!
Hi Mr & Mrs W…all looking good. Got my beans, cucurbits, corn & some more salad sown. My Aubergine & peppers are really small, hoping they’ll grow if not I might have to purchase a few. My tunnel is now up & Mr W has done me proud building the beds inside. Put some hanging strawberries in. Oh and built a carrot bed too 🎉
Thank you for the kind words Vanessa! It sounds as though it's all coming together beautifully. Us Mr W's aren't such bad fellows 😊😊😊
The grandchildren will love the Sungold tomatoes (very sweet and tasty)....there won't be any left for you! I'm trying a few new varieties this year - Cherokee Purple being one of them.....can't wait to hopefully sample them. Planted them out 2 days ago....now keeping the fingers crossed for no late frosts!!!
Let's just not tell them we are growing them! It's always exciting to try new varieties. I hope there are no late frosts for you and your tomatoes thrive and bring joy to your family!
I grow my tomatoes outdoors having a fairly sheltered back garden. When I plant them out I put a handfull of bonemeal at the bottom of the hole then water I find this helps preventing blossom end rot.I also sprinkle chicken manure pellets around the stem when planted.
Appreciate you sharing your tomato-growing wisdom with us! Your tips are really helpful!
Really love your Chanel. Good look for the play offs at the weekend especially as you are playing Leeds. From a Derby fan in Kent.
Thank you so much for your support! I appreciate it. It's about time we beat them, they have beaten us twice in the league this season!
hi guys looking so lush and healthy and the garden looks great too cheers
Your comment made my day! I appreciate your support.
Always interesting see how you grow things over there in your maritime climate. Planting broad beans in October and all the brassicas you plant in the fall that overwinter is fun to watch when there's not too much going on here in the winter.
I can relate to difficulties with starting plants. I use grow lights rather than green house and I think I mentioned problems I was having with some peppers and tomatoes this year. The fun part is figuring out the problem and making adjustments to fix it. I changed my potting mix and fertilizer and my plants came back nicely. Good luck with your tiny tomato plants!
And yes I did have one pepper/chili plant overwinter out of the two I tried so 50% success. I just put it in a big pot out in the garden last week and it's getting ready to blossom so I think it's worth the effort. I don't know if it's a jalapeno or a Hungarian wax because I forgot to label but I'll find out soon.
I appreciate your support Frank! Gardening is truly a journey of learning and adaptation. There are many variables from potting mix to temperature and the balance of when to start them off. I am considering grow lights for next season. I am so pleased that you have managed to overwinter a chilli plant and like us you can look forward to a earlier harvest - hearing that has made my day!
Your role call of Tomato varieties was pretty much the same as mine. My plants are at a similar stage too so very encouraging. No overwintered success here but I have a good selection of plants ready to go out. Malvern RHS showTomorrow. Can't wait.
It's great to hear that we're on the same page with our tomato varieties Ken! Have a great time at the Malvern RHS show!
I have always eaten the tops of my broad beans, slightly steamed, delicious!
Thank you for sharing your experience with broad beans! It's great to hear that you enjoy them too!
My tomatoes are doing well, going to try plant them out tomorrow. I've planted my peppers in pots and 2 in the ground. Poly tunnel looked amazing
Thank you for sharing your gardening update! It's great to hear about your progress!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 a question for U, do U or have U used the tomorite compost for tomatoes. I always add it to my tomatoes just wondered if U have
I am assuming you mean the liquid feed, we have in the past but for many years now we have made our own feed from our comfrey plants in the garden!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 i use the feed as well, U know U can get the tomato grow bag tomalite bags. I always use it just wondered if it was worth paying out or not
All coming on lovely . I planted my peas out today , hope the slugs & snails dont eat them . I have put a ring of onions round each plant , so fingers crossed 😊
Thank you for sharing your gardening tips! I appreciate it. Glad to hear all is going well!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank You for all of yours . It's been a big inspiration for me 😊
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I’m doing red cherry Tom for first time this year. 🤞it’s tasty. I recommend rosella & sun baby cherries too also Gardner’s delight cherry does great outside in Northumberland. My favourite is cherekee purple. Super tasty
Thank you for sharing your tomato varieties! Your recommendations are greatly appreciated. We have grown red cherry for several years now and for a vine tom I don't think you can beat it. I shall look out for the cherekee purple!
I grew Cuor di Bue beefsteak tomato last year. I wasn't keen on it - I felt it was a little bland. I have sown seed again this year as I had some left and a friend asked for some plants. I am growing gardeners delight, San Marzano, Black moon, Garden Pearl, Cherry Falls, Crimson blush, Crimson Crush, Gardener's Delight and Striped stuffer this year. It is very exciting growing new varieties. I overwintered my sweet peppers from last year. They are full of leaf and looking fabulous. I kept them in a South facing unheated bedroom window sill this last winter. I have been picking the flowers off this year's pepper plants as I want them to grow bigger before I let them fruit. I don't grow chillies as we don't eat them. Shame as they are such pretty plants. I've grown French marigolds 'Spanish Brocade ' this year. It looks really bright and cheerful. Can anyone recommend a good green courgette variety please? Thank you. Happy gardening Mr & Mrs W 🙂
It's great to see your passion for gardening and trying out different varieties! Great to hear you had good success overwintering your peppers. We grow a courgette called Black Beauty after coming away from Defender. Would recommend Black Beauty!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 thank you so much. I will have to get some seed bought in, pronto. I have soleil and Bianco do Trieste growing currently. Looking forward to growing Black Beauty 🙂 Happy gardening
No problem, you will enjoy them!
My tomatoes I started in March have all done well. I’m trying Tigerella this year. looks nice on the packet, with Red with orange stripes through it.Also my tumbling Toms are all looking good for some pots and hanging baskets. Red cherry tomatoes as well are looking good. Anyone would think I’ve got a large garden for all these, but I’m sharing them with my dear mother in law who loves growing in her greenhouse. She has,bless her, been diagnosed with Alzheimers. Also my cucumbers have only this morning poked their heads out. Two types this year for the first time, Marketmore and Burpless, love that name. Have you heard of it? My put up grow house has done me good to be fair. Thanks again both. Enjoyo Herms
Tigerella toms are good fruiters. Look lovely and tasty too all the best with your crops Hope your mother in law enjoys them too 🤩
It's wonderful to hear about your successful tomato and cucumber plants! We grow Marketmore but not tried Burpees. Mrs W's farther was diagnosed the same so we know how hard it is, I hope she gets enjoyment from them and it makes her smile! Wishing you and your mother-in-law all the best.
I second that!
My toms are so small, was late starting as the cold weather, hoping they’ll take off in the tunnel
Thanks for sharing your update! I'm sure they'll thrive in the tunnel.
Another good video Mr and Mrs W. Thursdays and Sunday are the highlight of my week - I love watching you both. Thank you. I’m looking to grow my tomatoes in pots. What size pots do you recommend plus, can I use the string method, if so how do I tie it, around the pot or in the pot? I look forward to hearing from you. Have a lovely weekend and see you again on Sunday . Sharon
Thank you for your kind words, Sharon! For growing tomatoes in pots, I would say 18" pots and the string goes underneath the plant just as we have done in the ground!
Lovely time of the year. I was wondering if you ever plant tomatoes and chillis outdoors? I have limited space in a greenhouse. Not sure if I want to keep it just for cucumbers or need to blight proof the Tomatoes crop with some in the greenhouse? I find blight wipes out my Tomatoes every three years. This year is my first with the greenhouse.
Keep up the super videos!
I appreciate your support! It's always fun to connect with fellow garden enthusiasts. Let's keep the gardening conversations blooming! Yes you can grow toms and chilli's outdoors, however they will not yield as much as being in the greenhouse, and you need the weather on your side (I am assuming you are in the UK). However if you sow a cucumber variety like the Marketmoor we sowed at the end of April,they do grow very well outside with an abundance of harvest. Then you can grow toms and chilli's in your greenhouse where they will be much happier and less chance of the blight strike!
Lost my rhubarb of 15 years to crown rot this week. It has been divided and divided again over the years, given away many times, so a bit sad. Will have to start again 😕
I'm sorry to hear about your rhubarb, that must be tough after all those years of care and sharing. But what a vegetable to give 10 years plus service!
I was worried about the groath of my tomatoes this year, but now I know it's not just me. I'm growing money maker, ailsa craig, red pear,sweet million ,super sweet, chocolate cherry and a beef steak. Courgettes we have ambassador and black beauty.Cucumbers are Beth alpha. And our bell peppers are california wonder, red skin and a snack orange.
Thank you for sharing your garden lineup! It's inspiring to hear about all the varieties you're growing!
I started growing veg when we moved in to our house about 25 years ago partly inspired by my Dad . Everything went to plan for the first few years but work schedules and nd family stuff ment that the plots feel by the wayside. I decided last year to build 2 raised beds and now this year we are back to full production with four plots on the go and a posable fith on the horizon.
Sometimes life means we have to take a sabbatical, but once a gardener always a gardener! Wishing you a bountiful harvest!
Awesome video
Great work
Do you grow any outdoor tomatoes
Would be great to see some
I appreciate your support! Yes we do and Outdoor tomatoes are definitely on the agenda for a future video. Just waiting for the right time - so stay tuned!
Similar results with me with the Honeybombe tomatoes. Grew under lights back in Feb on a heat mat then out into the greenhouse. Not sure if it's the variey but they seem to grow slower than the peppers...Ah well, let's see....
Thanks for sharing your experience with the Honeycombe tomatoes, it's always helpful to hear about others' gardening journeys. You could be right maybe the variety, however it is responding after being planted out!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 If you like your coriander, cannot recommend enough Vietnamese coriander, grows like bonkers and doesn't bolt like most varieties. Very nice in stir fry's.....
We do like our coriander. I shall look out for the seed - thanks for sharing!
Great video as usual, would you say it’s more important to keep tomatoes in a greenhouse if possible or in a sunny position?
If I keep mine in the greenhouse they will get less sun than outside in the garden, not sure what’s best for them.
Thank you for your support and for tuning in! It's always a pleasure to discuss gardening tips with you. Your tomatoes will surely thrive with your care and attention. They are warm loving plants and in my experience do better undercover. Growing outside can be successful but you will always be at the mercy of the weather. Is your greenhouse not positioned in the sunniest part of your plot?
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 thanks, unfortunately the garden is very uneven so the greenhouse had to go on a concrete surface where two sides are against a fence, where the tomatoes would go in the greenhouse it’ll get about 3/4 hours of sun I would say.
It's all about making the best of the space you have! I would try some in the greenhouse and some outside and see which gives the best yield - I would expect warmth to win out - but do let us know how you get on!
My tomatoes are one inch tall .
keep nurturing them and they will grow big and juicy! We have had similar situations before and had good harvests - now is their time to grow!