Oh cool, we are not allowed to use phones at all in our cars here it’s totally illegal. Have a super day Woody, Ali ☔️🇨🇦

A good review mate. Do you know if the magnet in the phone case will still allow the phone to be used on a wireless rear charger???

Thanks for the review, Woody.

Wishing you a great recovery, Woody. Thanks for sharing the garden tour with us.

Hi Woody. Happy to hear the surgery went well. Take it slow and easy so the recovery goes well.👍👍 Cheers. 🍻🍻

Hi woody glad all went well for you now just take it steady and please be careful, garden looks lovely as ever

Wishing you a speedy recovery mate 😊. Crops look in first class condition 👌

Sometime rain saves the day. Glad it rained to take care of the garden while you were out of action. It's good to see you back in the garden again.

Glad you’re ok and back home. WOW blueberry 🫐 galore Woody. Hey it’s sunny and hot here but my squash aren’t any better here. I’ve sown some bush beans again today the previous ones are not liking the heat 🥵 but then neither am I. Stunning tree lily Woody and yes they smell absolutely amazing. Tree lilies go 1st year 3’ 2nd year 4’ and 🎉🎉 3rd year over 6’ they are literally a tree and I love them. Great haul on elephant garlic. Have a great week Woody take it easy, Ali 🌞32c🥵🇨🇦

Glad your op went well mate, I'm not looking forward to mine 🤪

Van looks great Woody. I've seen your latest video is out although i haven't watched it yet so i know you're surgery went fine 👍. I'm also waiting for major surgery so I've stopped making videos entirely as i just didn't feel like it. I think my recovery could be several weeks if all goes well so lets see 🤞

Brilliant to see you back on your feet. There's no better therapy than a garden when you are convalesing. Just don't try and do too much too soon. Wish my cabbages looked so good:)

i grew a kiwi plant on the orchard fot 7 year. it never flowered once..................brian

Get well soon buddy. I hope the Mrs doesn't do too good a job, or you will be out of one LOL

thanks God for quick recovery. your garden is doing very well

Say goodbye to your small birds if he hangs around. One gave us a visit and now we have no bluetits left in our garden.

Good luck Woody, I hope they gave you the slot and that you're now (this is several days later I think) are on the road to recovery. Your plants under the netting look great! I've grown quite a bit in the greenhouse this year as well as outside so had some nice beetroot, and even lettuce (it's been quite cold and very wet): The stuff in the open garden is just getting mauled by the slugs. Did have a good strawberry harvest though! Thinking of you, fingers crossed :)

Hope all goes well for the surgery, fingers crossed for a fast recovery... See you soon when you're recovered.

Speedy recovery Woody! (PS Here in Northern Europe coriander bolts very easily in the summer, however it does really well from late summer through to late spring. The very best (by that I mean tastiest) harvests (and parsley too) comes from the slowest growing plants in the greenhouse during winter.)

Yep, it has been a challenge this year!

what do you do with the un ripse apples . could you make vinagar ? if you dont already . look into makeing sauerkraut its just 2g of salt per 100g of vegetables and you can use anything not just cabbage i mix all sorts together into 1l jars 1000g veg 20g salt . mix up and jar . few weeks . taste like gold and you can leave it 6 months and take into the dark winter then and take your veg a long long way cabbage carrot leek beetroot and alittle apple and ginger with cumin and garlic is a nice mix lol if you try it just youtube the smaller details of how to do it

protein and fats and animal products are the root cause of nearly all health problems ive turned vegan . ive turned %50 fruit and then veg with starches beans peas tubers and all sorts fiber carbs and sugar , yes sugar lol extremely healthy look at black strap molasses. maple syrup and tons of fresh fruits and soaked re hydrated dried fruits like dates and figs and raisins id love to grow my own stuff like you one day i dream of doing so keep growing were spirit not human and the main thing we come here to learn and exsperience is the way we eat animals . many of us dont dont and wake up to this emotion of what we do when we go tesco and buy a some bacon and steaks for the week but when you return to spirit . youall know and reilize excatly what iam saying we need to wake up anyone struggling woth health problems . look into acidic/ alkiline foods and the concept of the human body being to acidic from your animal products x

Thanks for the updates, Woody. Always nice seeing the gardens and micro orchard. Nice look at the van upgrades too.

Hope all goes well with the surgery. 🙏🙏 Cheers🍺🍺

the fact that you can't rech the fruit at the top of the tree is the reason i'm keeping my trees to about six foot, woody.......................brian

a lot of the abnormalities in growth is often down to the compost we use and the watering regime we adopt, woody................brian

Nice one Woody! Have a great week up there.

Hi Woody. It’s not better here with us. 9 degree C this morning. Rain, rain, wind and more wind. May was our summer this year, since then it has been awful. Not a year for outdoor tomatoes……

Van looks cool 😎 and should be awesome

😂😂. It it’s not it 2nd of July don’t we all do that at least once or in your case twice 🤣🤣 . I grew coriander once and it was a tree 🤦‍♀️ but it was against a fence and in full sun. What do gardeners always talk about, you got it weather 😮, we have been in a 38c heatwave for weeks but today it cooled down a bit and should be high 20’s for a few week then hopefully rain come 20th of July. Great little harvest Woody 👍. Have a super week, Ali 🌞🇨🇦

Wish we had a bit of that rain, Woody. It is scorching here.

I just love the rain.. I’d be in that greenhouse with a nice cuppa and a book 😍

Thanks for the pruning info👍🏼 I’ve propagated roses- some from roses in a bouquet and others from the roses in my garden. I used slightly varying ways to propagate them. The first one ever was a small 2 inch shoot that broke off a new rose during shipping. I kept that one in a small pot, about 3 feet from a window in my kitchen, under half an empty plastic pop bottle until it rooted. Then I propagated some bouquet roses using short cuttings (again) only about 2 inches long. They’d already started sprouting lots of small new leaves whilst in the vase, after the blooms went over, so as they looked keen to grow, I cut up the stems and pushed them into some compost which was already in pots from some previous failed seeds in my coldframe outside, as it was cooler weather at that time, being the end of the year. I also moved the first rose cutting into my cold frame to overwinter with the bouquet cuttings, without the pop bottle by then. I managed to grow 6 rose plants from the bouquet cuttings (as not all of them took) and the first cutting from the new rose delivery was also successful. I’ve recently been shoving short rose cuttings into pots and leaving them in a shady area of my garden. I no longer bother covering them for humidity at all but make sure that the compost stays damp-ish. Last week I trimmed off a crossing branch from a rose in my garden, so I cut off the youngest end of that, to use as a cutting and pushed it directly into the soil in a shady border and it’s still alive. All my new cuttings which are outside at the moment with no humidity covers, appear to be alive and sprouting new green shoots. I would say that the cuttings I’ve used successfully have all been more green than those you’ve showed in your video, so not as thick in diameter but not soft. I usually leave a maximum of 2 leaves for photosynthesis and I also scrape off some of the outer layer of bark beneath the lowest new bud which will be buried. I scrape a few stripes into the outer bark, running from just beneath that bud to the end of the cutting (using the edge of a scissor blade or a knife) to prepare the area from where the roots should grow. I no longer bother using rooting hormone powder as I’ve found it doesn’t make any difference to my cuttings. I’ve managed to propagate floribunda, climbing and shrub roses using the same method. I’ve also propagated Photinia (Red Robin) and Camellia the same way.

its great you can buy the replacement

I dug up my garlic today and they are pretty much the same as yours. I would have liked to get a Flit sprayer, but I have very little to spray these days.

Hi woody great see trap is working well Ive got one of those sprayers great bit of kit .

Nice that your traps are catching the moths. Great the company made good on the sprayer wand. Your gardens are looking great. 👍👍

I’ve redone radish mine either bolted or slugs got them. It I’m doing in a new raised bed 🤞🤞. It’s nice to start getting it all outside now and hopefully the sunshine helps with the growth. Glad you had a good few days away and the van worked out. have a super week woody, Ali 🌞🇨🇦

A nice look at the garden areas, Woody. Glad the trap is working. Good you got the replacement wand. Thanks for the updates.

since hwne was my county getting more and more popular XD cumbrian for life marrah

Don't see them now as much as I used to which is a shame

Hi woody still love your back garden growing space , it's been a challenge this season if not raining its cold and windy and we on South coast

Extremely cold and wet here too woody. We went camping this weekend and it snowed 😮. Looking good though let’s hope it warms up soon, Ali 🌧️🥶🇨🇦

Looking good considering the cool weather, when we get some warmth things will really take off.

Great update Woody. Things are looking good despite the weather. Envious of the potential crop of figs on that tree. I really need to get around to thinning my own apple trees at the end of the month, so thanks for the timely reminder😀 . - John

Happy Father's Day Woody.

Good morning Woody. I do miss gardening from time to time. Things are looking good over there. Cheers. 🍻

i've grown asparagus from seed, once again. the problem is that i won't plant it out until its second year, but it doesn't over winter very well in the pots. my downfall is that i seem to be hospitalised at the wrong times. lol. let's hope this year goes in my favour. i think my biggest help would be a cold frame actually in the poly tunnel. a great idea for a future project................brian

the use of the fire guard is a good example of re-using to best advantage, woody.....................brian

don't those codling moth traps just tell you when it's time to spray, ie now, since you have caught some, otherwise you just trap a few out of hundreds that are flying around your orchard