Sowing & Growing March 2023 [Gardening Allotment UK] [Grow Vegetables At Home ]
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- Almost Spring So Lets Look At What Im Sowing & Growing In March [Gardening Allotment UK] Please Like & Subscribe and join us doing Allotment Gardening Container Gardening plus more
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For me growing is a passion there is nothing more satisfying than a year round supply of home grown fruit and vegetables
I have lots of useful hints and tips to help others sow & grow fresh fruit and vegetables' all year long .
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MARCH
March Apple - plant trees
March Apple - prune trees
March Pear - plant trees
March Pear - prune trees
Week 1 Broccoli (sprouting) late varieties - begin harvest
Week 1 Potatoes- chit / sprout seed potatoes
Week 1 Broad Beans - sow seeds in pots for spring planting
Week 1 Peas / mangetout - sow early types under cloches
Week 1 Sweet pepper - sow seeds
Week 2 Broad Beans - sow seeds outside in spring
Week 2 Celery - sow seeds indoors
Week 2 Leek - thin seedlings sown in containers
Week 2 Squash / pumpkins - prepare soil
Week 3 Asparagus - sow seeds inside
Week 3 Brussels Sprouts - sow seed of early varieties
Week 3 Carrot - sow seed of early varieties under cloches
Week 3 Garlic - plant in late winter / spring
Weeks 3 - 4 Peas / mangetout - start to sow seeds of early types outdoors
Week 3 Rhubarb - start to harvest
Week 3 Tomatoes - sow seed inside
Week 4 Cauliflower (early summer) - harden off
Week 4 Jerusalem Artichoke - plant tubers
Week 4 Kohlrabi - sow seeds indoors
Week 4 Peas / mangetout - sow maincrop seeds outdoors
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My favorite gardening guy, just a normal bloke wae a bunch a seeds! TOPMAN IVAN Cheers PAL
Thank you much appreciated Arran
Mate. Thank you.
You're welcome!
thankyou for a very indepth informative video, I'm a keen gardener but coming to veggies for the first time this year and I'm not too far from you in South Yorkshire, so this has helped me immensely as I've already got my raised beds prepped and have started to sew seeds indoors, thank god I came across this channel as I've had itchy fingers to sew seeds from January. new subscriber, I will be following you and know I'll be learning a lot so thankyou!
Brilliant and best of luck this season
Thank you
Thank you for all your advice. It can get so confusing, but you help me to understand it more clearly. I've brought a grow light and heat mat. I'm starting my tomatoes and peppers indoors like you recommended. You have been a life saver. I have no one else to ask questions to. Thank you. Bea in London. 🐝
You are so welcome Thank you for joining Bea
I'm a beginner and just come across ur channel thank you ❤
I have to start my broad beans indoors as the mice love them in the greenhouse. Lost all my autumn sown ones in autumn due to the cold snap.
Thats a shame Colin Bur plenty of time to grow more
Thank you
Thank you 😘. Came looking to see what I should be doing in March and found you. Subscribed.
Great Thank you Leonine
More great info. Here's your March coffee, enjoy. Kevin J.
Lovely Thank you Kevin
I follow lots of gardeners, but you are my favourite. You have so many good ideas!
Very kind of you Thank you Becky
im so impressed with the round up at the end of your videos Ivan. I just know im not the only one hanging on your last minute reminders and what to look forward to in coming weeks. How to prepare and what to get excited about. im a new gardener last November. Thank you for all you pass on.
Brilliant Thank you Fiona
Thank you Ivan some great tips in this video
Glad it was helpful Thank you Chris
Love your channel keep up the good work.
Thank you! Will do!
Great Ivan so much information thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Hazel
Wow beautiful Plants ^^
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Have a good relationship.
My friend, always stay Connected~~
Thank you
I'm excited to see your garden come spring/summer. Fantastic content as usual 😊👍
Thank you Emma
This is a very informative video Ivan, you have covered so many subjects. I'm still holding off starting anything tender until the first week in April. We still have a foot of snow on the ground and the raised beds are frozen solid.
You are right to do so Anita best to be safe
Thank you
Fabulous as usual 😊
Thank you! Cheers Thank you Louise
oooo I cant wait to plant my tomatoes next weekend! I cant wait to start the season! im so exicted about it. Im growing about 50 plants all different types! I love a tomatoe!
Sounds great Thank you Nik
I really enjoyed your video. I live in France and our last frost date is usually around May 13, so this was very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
👍👍
Thank you Bonnie
excellent video - thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Great info as usual.
Glad you enjoyed Thank you Connie
Thanks Ivan, for all this great info'. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Thank you Stevie
Going to start (trying) to grow some veg, so thank you for your help. Just subbed.
Thanks for the sub
Good luck with everything this year Audrey
Just stumbled on your channel, thanks for your advice, I will definitely be watching regularly 👍
Awesome, thank you Jim
I’m not lucky enough to have land to plant so I’ve got containers and this will be my first attempt to grow veg I’ve got about 60 containers of different shapes and sizes 👍
Nice work on the peppers mate. Im on my second sowing and still nothing. In a heated propagator now.
Hi Leaton soak the seeds in weak tea at room temp overnight and they will germinate faster
Thank you
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk I did that on the second sowing then put them in the heated propagator. Just noticed one of the first sown in jan s now emerging. Cheers Jase
Buenas planatas
Thank you Yesid
Thanks for all the advice and tips Ivan. Bought some sweet peppers today, could I collect the seeds and sow them. Thanks for sharing.
Yes you can as long as they are ripe then dry them out on a paper towel overnight
Thank you Sheila
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk Thanks Ivan, much appreciated.
thank you. my window sill is teaming with little veg plant . is there anything i should do to get to grow bigger as the look like they have stopped growing?
Just light and warmth is all you can do at this time of year
plants grow really slow but Spring is on the way
Thank you Stephanie
Do you ever have issues with fungus gnats in the plants you start indoors? I started peppers and onions indoors, and recently moved them on to 3 inch pots. Since doing so, we have been infested with fungus gnats. They are literally everwhere in the house which is horrible. I think they came from the compost I used. Do you have any tips that could help? Or even ways to prep your soil to avoid this? Would maybe pouring boiling water over the compost before use help kill any larva?
Hi Emma yes it can be a problem and you are right the only way to prevent it is to pour boiling water over the compost first
Thank you
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk Good thing I bought a wheelbarrow recently, that will be the perfect place to douse my compost with boiling water for next time!
@@imtinyem hi I’ve got the same problem but also infested outside as well. It’s so horrible, they’re everywhere in house & garden . I used hydrogen peroxide & neem oil. Recently bought nematodes for outside (awaiting delivery) and I was advised by seller that mushroom compost is a big culprit of harbouring fungus gnats. Yes to boiling water on soil but make sure to be using it straight away as the soil will be wet and you don’t want more FG’s. good luck!
Good video. But seem to drop words lots of times. Eg in year instead of in the year. Etc
Hi Bobby thats just my accent :)
Thank you
Great videos mate.
Try 3 sisters
Did it last last year Philip Sweetcorn Climbing beans & Cucumber
Expel Nitrogen from beans to feed the others and sweetcorn provides support for the beans to climb
Thank you
Thanks for all useful tips ...i bought seeds now (tomatoes ,chillies ,pepper ,cucumber, corgette, aubergine ...so can i still sow inside now or its late ?
Yes, absolutely
Loads of time for everything but the chilli and peppers need doing asap
Thank you
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk okay thank you 🙏
Do I keep my sown peas in the greenhouse? And is sown cauliflower ok in the greenhouse? I get confused about what needs to stay inside and what is ok sown in the greenhouse. Thank you. Bea 🐝
Everything will be fine in the Greenhouse until it gets too warm
Thank you
Can I grow my pumpkin in a hugle culture bed?
Pumpkins thrive on organic matter so i would think they would do well Thank you Emma
Do u grow melons at all? If so what variety
Hi Yes i do Sugar Baby
Thank you Chris