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Great video Charles. Do you store your winter squash on a sunny window sill all year - until you eat them? Or only until they harden off?

Thanks once again Charles ❤ I started making notes for next year in my diary last night, then realised it will probably be a whole different year 😂 this video confirms it! 🌱🥦🥬🫛

Stunning ❤

so easy and relaxing to watch

I always wondered about which is the main growing point, thanks for the tip

Ah thank you. Very helpful! I'm never sure if I'm over watering.

Good morning Charles, on this occasion I would like to briefly tell you about a new experience. It's about snails. Since I'm always working on not letting my large country garden go wild, I recently mowed down the tall grass at the edge of the fence and threw it into a pile. Since I didn't remove it right away, I feared a snail infestation the next morning, especially since my runner beans were growing nearby and were being eaten extremely heavily by the snails. To my surprise, nothing had been eaten the next day and no snails could be found. Surprisingly, the young pumpkin plants nearby were also spared. My explanation: It's because of the lemon balm, which grew very strongly there and was now lying on the ground. Does it possibly drive away the snails? The experiment is running. Kind regards, Ursula

Hi Charles, Ive been having no luck with beets yellow and red, They bolt before forming any beets and get leaf minor. It gets hot here in SW BC.What would be the problem? Thanks

You'll have to tell us what Jostaberry tastes like. I had to pull mine up due to it being absolutely covered in the tiniest of caterpillars at the start of the season. Just couldn't allow it to stay.

Evening Charles. I enjoy your videos and many others like your good self. I am learning that less is more . As I grow in confidence, i am trying to be more adventurous. But, also learning to go at my own pace and enjoy the experience. I harvested garlic, and and picked strawberries and cherries. And best of all I have a new batch of compost. That I will sieve tomorrow. Best feeling in the world! Yes I absolutely agree about referring to books . 🙏🏻😃🤗

Very enjoyable video Thank you 😇👍😅

What an amazing achievement 😃 WELL DONE😇👍

I know this is an old video by now, but I found it very useful. Many things could be pointed out, but I particularly like how you give your honest opinion, without droning on or making excuses for what you think; for example showing the difference between two types of compost. Some channels on RUclips would have milked that content into 10 minute content. Thank you for not doing that.

Fosfato de hierro es aceptado en agricultura ecológica contra caracoles y babosas 🐌

😂 ❤ I love the shirt! Xx

Bom dia Charles obrigado duas vezes pela tradução e pelo vídeo maravilhoso como sempre ❤

I live in the north of England have tried unsuccessfully to grow melons in my greenhouse, so this year I am growing them in large pots in my conservatory, as it stays consistently very warm. I am growing two varieties Emir F1 and Charentais. The F1's are streets ahead of the other in terms of growth and are already over 5' tall and full of flowers, albeit male. As I am growing these inside, will I have to pollinate them once I start to get female flowers?

Damn tried to download App from otherwise of world in Nz but doesn't exist over here

Amazing! 😊 a very dedicated man and so quick to learn - must have a good teacher 😅

Great example of 1X2 meter garden. How to grow more in a small space with success. We just keep doing our best. Our garden is lush. Brandywine and Galahad tomatoes are new to our garden. 10 other veggies and herbs. You recommended Sorrel. We love the taste. You have been such an inspiration. Thank you

What Would Charles Do? Sage advice.

You are such an inspiration Charles. You barefoot made me smile. 😊 Fails...yep, I do, but 😢I take my plant fails as a compost success! Thank you for your as always lovely videos.

Have been using the swivel hoe more really like it. Lesson on the swivel hoe use and so much more! Thank you

I've yet to see one of my careful plans survive much past May/June, as weather, available time & life events intrude. Now what exactly am I going to do with the 200+ garlic bulbs I've just harvested... 🙃🙂😁

Yes sir! Always great tips and ideas as well as good examples... LOL! Barefoot "grounding " in the garden is healthy for us as well! Blessings (younger brother) and praying for your safe travels. 🌻🐛🌿💚🙏💕

I'm really keen to try the app. But why can't we get it in Australia?

Thanks Charles my cauliflower refused to crop the first batch and the second batch I don't know whyyyyy. ..but both batches were from the same package , what may have gone wrong 😮

Trying to figure out if something will finally decide to get on with production or it’s just not going to cooperate this year and you might as well compost it and replant with something else-For me an anxiety ridden decision.

Thanks Charles, always appreciate your honest updates and guidance, finally got my first outside tomatoes planted today hoping for a less bad blight year ! 🤞

dude you are amazing! Can you tell me dear Charles; When growing potatoes with compost, do you fill the compost as the potatoes grow in the compost as in the soil?

With no greenhouse I use my garden shed to germinate plants. The problem is they lack light and become elongated. I have to plant them as late as possible and put them out as early as possible. They are too fragile against slugs. Lessons learned: better elongated and protected until the weather is less attractive for slugs.

yes, great shirt!

Thanks Charles i'll buy it when it's out

I love working barefoot in a no dig garden also, Charles!

This year has been very good for me (first year of no-dig), just slow to start due to lower sun levels than usual. Broad beans, peas, lettuce, beetroot, onions, potatoes coming along nicely. The slug activity has been very high this spring but I use ferric phosphate slug killer, which is organic and highly effective. Some black fly on broad beans and beetroot. Cucumbers and courgettes have been slow to establish but are bouncing back quickly with the warm weather. Experienced quite a bit of pigeon damage on the cabbages, net over them now and they are recovering fine.

My brassicas have done really well this year,interesting to note though,is that I haven’t seen any cabbage white butterfly this year,( South Gloucestershire) maybe they’ll turn up shortly 🤷🏻‍♂️ ,also didn’t get much of an attack on my broad beans either,melons coming along nicely too.other than that,things aren’t going as swiftly as it should,I’m convinced that cold snap the other week upset the apple cart,almost 3*c at night in mid June! Ridiculous 🧐

Perhaps its me but I can’t get the search facility to work - I was looking for polytunnel stuff

Hi. Can you help me with some tomatoes seeds? I would like to have something from you. How can i get in touch with you? Thank you.

I also liked to get fried and do a little gardening. Wait a sec

U mnie nie zeszła pietruszka. Zasiałam dwa razy i klapa. Czy jak zasieje jeszcze raz to jest szansa że urośnie do zimy? Oczywiście kupiłam inne nasiona

Slugs and snails have been invading my garden all spring. I have a natural trick to trap them that doesn't kill them. Simply cut an orange in half, hollow it out (munch the pulp), and then use the shell to place in the areas where the slugs are most active. They will be hiding under there early in the morning so just go out and pick up the orange and see who's under there. I have a video about it on my channel (inspired by Charles), so have a peep and see what you think. Thanks.

Great videos my friend, thank you for sharing 3:33

Hi Charles, I have to say you must have a much longer growing season than us here in Newfoundland, Canada in order to get two crops of carrots in one growing season. Our last frost is typically June 21.

Thank you Charles Great video

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Garlic carrots lettuce onions corn. That's in my 2x2m patch.

I like. No “this is what you’re supposed to do” rather this is what you might try. Again, I like.❤😊

Charles would garden grounded with no shoes !

Great shirt! Thanks for showing that it’s not always easy, you just do what you can to mitigate the damage :)

Interesting info yet a bit boringly presented..❤