Where is this in Brighton please?

I just got my allotment a couple of weeks ago, almost a year before I expected based on the wait lists, so I am unprepared and overwhelmed!

Wish I could walk around there for awhile, looks beautiful.

Followed Bevendean pub on IG, had friend that goes there. She goes to lots of activities at the pub, makes crafts & has a cat named Gizmo. I lost touch with her but have followed this account because of all the wonderful things my friend showed me that were being done. This looks wonderful. If Gizmo's hooman sees this, I've found a couple of things that might help your skin. If I ever make it to England, I want to see Beavenden, go to the pub & drink a pint with my friend. She & I love plants. She understood about my mastectomies. I've missed her.

This is such a helpful video, thank you :-)

Aren’t the people with learning disabilities very good 👍 knowing how to cook 👨‍🍳. 👍

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Superb! Well done and many congratulations upon receiving the Gold Sustainable Foods Award. Teach a person to cook and then they can feed themselves and their family for life 🍽🍎🥕🍞🥦🍅🍇

Well done to you all. 😘

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Great job guys

How do you cost-effective build a raised bed as I don’t have much money but I’d like some raised beds on my new allotment as there are no raised beds?

this is beautiful

Love this short video, so inspiring! Thank you :)

Windowlickers

so much to learn and in a peacefull place

second year into the allotment and its amazing , so calming

Great video folks.

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Great video very helpful I will try little and often approach next season rather than leave the plot over winter and come back to grass

Couch grass is a nightmare. The whole plot was covered and it had massive rhizomes under the soil it took me a few weeks of forking to clear the whole plot and fork out the rhizomes Thankfully it’s clean now

Brillianr video, thank you

Nice informative video. My 3 S: Sun (amount of sun required by the plant: I.e. lettuces appreciate to be planted in between larger crops...), Soil (some plants do better in richer soil: potatoes, courgettes.../ some other dont: wild strawberry...) Space (space division / amount of space required per plant/ companion planting). 👍🙂🌱🌱

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So nice..

I take an air pistol down to take care of any rogue birds who might fancy a free meal on my dollar, works a treat and I know others may disagree, but is actually quite fun. Makes you feel like old day hunter gatherers fighting nature for food!

Do no dig. I put the raised bed frame down on the grass. Covered with cardboard and the four inches of unrotted manure. This is in autumn. Come spring you just plant straight into it. I plant extra kale outside my nets for the pigeons.

I'm starving, can I give a hand in exchange for food?

Loved this video, wish it was longer on identifying weeds that are troublesome like Mares tail.

very clear and helpful, thank you both.

Pool resources if you can, example, not a lot of sense10 people on an alotment shelling out for a brazier each.

Really good video, nice to see the personal stories getting involved in gardening

You never cut rhubarb it allows disease,you only ever pull it

boiling water best natural weed killer thank you for the helpful tips on Allotmentin video.

Well done!

my tip is don't plant too much on the first year, use cover crops like mustard, red clover or field beans and dig in manure if possible. That way you are satisfying the council in terms of usage of the space but also improving the soil quality and protecting it overwinter. Then plant small amounts at a time in staggered plantings and don't plant too many courgettes!

Loving the channel. I’ll definitely be following the progress of your allotment over the year and subscribe. I’ve just started my own allotment diary and would love it if you would also subscribe to my channel. Here’s my latest updates. Let me know what you think as I’m very new and I appreciate any and all feedback kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5PHg3qkorKKZ7s

Great vid, new sub from the kirwin family allotment 👍

love your videos mate pls check my out kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ_GZWSOfbRsrKs

Hi I am just putting up a few messages asking for your help to get my subs up to 1000 to remain in the partnership scheme. I have subscribed to your channel, thaknks in advance.

Great project this, good luck to you!

I've just been made custodian of my own allotment a week ago! thanks for these films, very helpful !

Good advice but one thing to remember, take your time. Like the lady said "Rome wasn't built in a day". Take at your own pace and don't burn yourself out like I did initially. It's going to take a long time to get established. Enjoy it and remember you're getting fresh air, exercise and enjoy your nuggets of achievement

Great video folks.

good vid

Great video

Love how Stanmer is a hub for so many natural and positive earth based activities.. I volunteer at the Permaculture plot sometimes.. and love the Stanmer Organics open day. Gardening is sooo healing.. for everyone.. all children should grow up loving the dirt..and what it can offer us..

Do you have any evidence base for your work? some journal article or books, I would love to include this in my academic work.