Woow, you've absolutely smashed that for 4 days 👏

Laura. New to your videos, Love your enthusiasm and willingness for hard graft. A true inspiration. Keep up the awesome work and looking forward to continue with you on your journey.

Laura the shed looks amazing there, you must be so proud. Enjoying your video's tfs sylvi

Supprised the commitee allow people to leave their crap behind at others cost to remove. You've done a marvellous job so far. Im in the midlands and dont know of any allotments here. Tfs sylvi

Hope all is well sweet Been thinking of u x

You haven’t uploaded for a little while. Hope all is well with you.

Your allotment is coming along fantastic well done

Hi Laura! I'm just thinking of you are you ok ? ❤

How did I miss when this came out??? I was looking for an update and somehow completely missed it! Probably due to me being out in my own garden, but it's a lovely surprise now. :)

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What progress in such a short time. The allotment is looking incredible and love the new spot for the shed.

Congratulations on your first planting, so exciting.

Just found your channel and will definitely subscribe, you're in the background on my desk as I catch up with work. Paying attention to your no dig beds, going to start some myself and couldn't afford to buy the wood. How exciting to see you start yours without the wooden frame. 🎉 At this stage watching your videos in order and admiring all your hard work. It's taking shape!

Hard work, but you're making such progress. Well done!

Great news that it wasn't a concrete slab. You're doing well. Hope you enjoyed your Sunday dinner.

Ooh, yes: I save and clean up and grind to powder our household eggshells, too. Only for the sterilizing, I drop the shells into a pot of boiling water let them cook for about twenty minutes or half an hour after the last pair of eggshell halves slip under the surface. I have a half-gallon container I save them in, and then sterilize those shells once the container is full, but I also give the shells a good rinse under running water and I try to remove as much membrane clinging to the inside as possible. Then into the collection bin they go, to wait until I have a full batch. Once the boiled shells have dried off completely, they can be finely crushed, or ground to a powder. Much gardening love from Northeast Ohio, U.S.A. 😊💚💚💚💚💚😊

Can you sit a water barrel under the leaking spigot to at least catch some of the leaks? Good luck!

I love ur garden thank you for showing us xx

I planted my British Queens in march as well and just dug up my first few plants today Fr 26 jul 2024 and and had a great harvest am in Ireland as well hope yours does as good

C'est un plaisir de vous rencontrer ici. Merci pour le partage. Heureux de communiquer avec vous.❤

Laura, what was the broad bean vareity? Just subbed.

Hi Laura, Congratulations to you for your newest family member and for aceing your exams! well done🎉 don't feel bad about not getting videos out sooner, your time with your family is important and you should take all the time you need 😊 You are a sweetheart and we look forward to seeing you and Roo Boo and your amazing tiny garden which is doing so well. I love the new rack, it's nice and slim, not taking up tons of room, yet upright it has plenty of room for plants and seedlings 😊 your cherry tree looks amazing and sooooo healthy. My sweet cherries did not do well this year, but my sour cherries did 😏 Have a good week Laura, until next time xxxxx❤

Lovely video thanks your very busy as always

Could be that there are more nodules cos there plant still wants to make beans. They get used up as each flower gets pollinated, normally (but who said this year is normal? LOL)

Congratulations on having done so well on your exams, and in your gardens, too! Your college/university coursework of course has to take precedence over making and posting videos, and how could you not have taken time to see family. And how lovely that you're an auntie again! Have you grown red Brussels sprouts before? You know they are much later maturing than the green B-sprouts varieties, yes? Depends partly on which red Brussels sprout you are growing but 210-260 days is typical for red sprouts. (I'm trying both "Rubine" and "Red Bull" Brussels sprouts this autumn and next [h'mm, let me think a bit]..very early next spring for both of them just to see whether one sowing or the other does better.) I'm reckoning it's always worth trying a sowing of something, for it might work out brilliantly if the weather cooperates with you, and to try is at least a try, a chance, where not trying at all guarantees you won't have a second harvest. And yours is a much milder winter than I have here, so I rather envy you that. You might want to wait just a wee while longer before giving your spinach a second go. About it having bolted: sometimes for some crops it takes only a day or two of too-high temperatures to upset their growth cycles and to cause them to go to seed. Do you have seeds of that variety and of a second one to do a comparison (next spring-summer, I imagine) or just seeds to plant a bit closer to autumn to see how it grows in cooler weather? Much gardening love from Northeast Ohio, U.S.A.! 😊💚💚💚💚💚😊

Well done!! You've worked really hard, its all looking so good. I'm moving house next year and hope to get an allotment then, hopefully with a shed too. I am definitely going to get a polytunnel as I am going to Scotland so I need to protect the plants from the weather!!!

Ugh. Concrete chunks and shredded plastic 😣 the bane of gardeners everywhere! I live in a windy suburb, and my garden seems to be a catch-all for people's rubbish that blows in. I'm constantly having to tread into my garden beds to pull rubbish out. Very frustrating, especially if the plastic disintegrates! When it gets to that point, I usually shovel it into a garbage bag, because I don't want it hanging around in my garden soil. Your allotment is looking amazing! Same with your Tiny Garden. I'm so envious! Everything is full of vibrant green and bright colours 💚 Here on the other side of the world, it's still overcast, grey, and looking mostly bare. I think only my daphne is flowering, but it smells divine, so that's nice!

As someone who has a terrible habit of trying to do too much all at once and then rapidly burning out, I'm glad to hear that you have taken breaks from filming and editing while your life gets hectic! I've been so busy myself this last month or so that I've had trouble trying to find time to watch KZbin videos 😅 I've got a week of leave, and the To Do list is a mile long, but I've forced myself to book in some fun stuff so that I don't accidentally burn out when I'm meant to be relaxing off work 😂 Congrats on being an Aunty again! And Roo is so adorable with Goose. Hopefully she'll focus on Goose and leave your garden alone. Especially big congrats on your studies! Hope the final project goes well! 🤞🏻 Also, Happy Birthday! 🎉❤🎂 I really hope you have another wonderful trip around the sun 😁

Congrats on becoming an auntie again! And on your garden, it looks amazing. Im definitely going to put in some more early blooming flowers next year, my veg have definitely suffered from lack of pollinators this year, even tho i have marigolds dotted around. I even had to help the courgettes out with a little paintbrush. My neighbours must thjnk ive lost the plot 😂

Hiya, Laura! 🥰🌱❤️ Roo and Goose are so cuuute! 💕 Wow, I will try broad beans next season. Those looked yummy. Love that new plant stand! Great deal. Congrats on becoming a new Auntie and passing your exams, missy! ❤ Spinach, carrots, and beets have been the crops I’ve yet to grow successfully the last 4 seasons, but I’ll keep trying! I love the mix of flowers in your garden as well. Take care! 💕

Hi Laura, firstly Congratulations for passing all your exams, just that big one to go now, fingers crossed for you. So you have relatives in England eh yay whereabouts in England are they from? did you show them your Plot? Now for the garden your home garden looks amazing with everything starting to burst into colour, your 'tiny garden' (see what i did there) is looking as good as your plot, you have come on in leaps and bounds since i first saw you, so well done you. Not much my end happening all my Garlic is done now just some drying off to be done before being tied up, Spuds are all done now they just need emptying out now when needed, i only do first and second earlies. I didn't grow much this year in fact i only did Carrots, Onions, Spuds and Garlic, now that they have finished i got nowt growing not even a seed, my health is cocking things up for me so hence the none growing. Take Care Congratulations again. Barry (Wirral, ENG) xx

30k words?! You take your time love! Jaysus Love catching your vids, so nice to see Roo what a beauty she is, how has she not chewed that toy to bits? My Zion, staffy cross, wrecks everything but sure that's how he enjoys himself so you do you mate. What breed is she? Garden looks amazing, been a tough year, but things are definitely coming to life on my balcony, lots of colour now. I've learnt tons in my first year, already looking forward to next. Best of luck with the assignment and congrats of the exams results!!

Do you know what the spinach variety was? Yours is much larger but I tried growing spinach for the first time this year, got a small harvest but then it also seemed to bolt, and our weather in South Wales probably hasn't been much warmer than yours.

Hi Laura, and Happy belated Birthday!🥳 With regards to the nodules I understand that the British Isles have had a lot of rain this season and (relatively) little clear and sunny days. Rainwater has a lot of nitrogen in it, so I believe the excess has allowed the plants to store more N in their roots. Less light also means less need for all that nurrient to build biomass above ground which excacerbates it further. A nice bonus for the coming few seasons as it slowly breaks down into the soil😁 I hope this helps. Best of luck with the final crunch for finishing your studies, you are killing it and I am in awe at everything you are able to achieve! Kind regards from Northern Norway

Hi laura Hope ur well Your doing fantastic With ur garden and allotment Im stil fighting a loosing battle .with slugs and my pumpkins They just wont leave them I keep moving them around And still they find them x