A Quiet Hour at the Plot | Allotment Vlog Ep.22

[@benny_vanlife]

Allotmenting is definitely a word

[@serensgarden]

yep, everyone will be using it soon I'm sure 🧑‍🌾🤣

[@GardenerPhyl]

This video (as all the others) was so enjoyable, I love whenever you pause to appreciate a bird sighting. Thanks for taking us along on your garden plot journey.

[@doras.allotment]

Your videos always make me want to get right back to the allotment ❤ thank you for another lovely video Seren!

[@elizabethjames1053]

That made me laugh "whooo buds on my sweetpeas Whooop's " 😂 plot is realy coming together now👍

[@serensgarden]

I can’t believe that happened 🫠🤣 thank you so much for watching! 🥰💖

[@sandybeach4751]

You need that bench seat and small table so you can sit and enjoy your lovely garden. Bring a thermos of tea.

[@jennyjohnson9012]

I love your videos and all the wildlife! My plot is my happy place too. Let's hope the weather gets a bit warmer. Up here in southern Scotland it's just too chilly! I can't believe it's June.

[@sewinglady9892]

You are adorable. It makes my day to watch you in your garden. 😊

[@Edward-turtle]

squirrel defo, ad chilli powder to the nuts..... birds cant taste it but squirrels dont like it........ harmless to both --- bird sanctuary near me told me that!!

[@sarahsallotmentjourney]

Ooo that’s interesting . Thanks

[@cinm9565]

Winding plants all go counterclockwise❤

[@tess1176]

It’s a tough year for my outdoor tomatoes this year here in the North East. 😢 Yours look cosy and healthy in the greenhouse-very jealous!

[@serensgarden]

Oh your poor tomatoes 🥲 I admit my tomatoes are looking very happy, however.. my beans... not so much 😅 Hopefully June will be a better month and everything will catch up / put on some growth!

[@ShelleyAnderson-g9g]

Greenhouse and path looking very smart. All your hard work is paying off 👍

[@janeb3024]

"Positive, nice, lovely, and encouraging" describes you, Seren, to a T so the universe, once again, proves that, what goes around, comes around!😊

[@MrsGisawesome]

I love watching the birds! Your plot is coming along so well

[@TheCornishCottageGarden-bs5lf]

Considering you haven't been there in a week, its looking amazing 😊

[@UKProperPrepper]

You're doing so well, it's lovely to see your progress.

[@Sylvie_M]

What a transformation! Good job!

[@jayneeburks8482]

You’ve come so far! And your hard work shows. 😁💗

[@CindyDay-f5t]

Good job!! Your garden plot has come such a long way from when you first got it.

[@potagermalo]

Coucou Magnifique potager 😊 Bravo pour votre travail A bientôt

[@sandyward6236]

Everything looks great! Love seeing all those improvements and the new plants getting in the ground! The bird feeder and the birds are beautiful!

[@martinwyke]

Did you know peas & beans have chirality, a direction of stem rotation? It looked like you attached two to the cane wigwam in reverse, so they will unwind themselves.

[@loganberry30]

Amazing work. I always really appreciate your honesty about the time and effort involved. Hope you get some relaxing days on the allotment soon!

[@CarolBaldwin-v9b]

Love your videos. So relaxing and positive. Your little garden area is really coming along nicely. My neighbor uses chili powder in her bird feeder to keep the squirrels away. It does work!

[@michellecharlton-k3c]

So enjoy your visits to the allotment. From a allotment beekeeper

[@eileenmccabe671]

Very relaxing video to watch...lots of green, some birds and bees A joy to watch

[@siszam]

Your plot looks better than my backyard garden. You've done a wonderful job.

[@debbiegibson2394]

That squirrel is what is probably eating and scratching on your bird feeder. They are really acrobatic and can hang upside down and feed off that feeder very easily!

[@serensgarden]

Naughty things! I would love to catch that squirrel in action hanging there like an acrobat 😅

[@MsHildaAA]

As someone who has just started on an allotment, I love watching your videos ❤

[@karennafry3022]

Wow, just love seeing your hard work on your plot is going and making everything so vibrant. You are inspiring me to puush on with my garden during the autmn and winter months in NZ. Love your work.

[@chriseverest4380]

Love the giggle. A calm, relaxed way to garden. Watching the birds. Never knew about cutting tendrils off sweet peas. 😂

[@louisecrane1072]

You should be so proud of what you have achieved in such a short amount of time it's looking lovely, and loads of wild life too if a garden can be cute it's yours well done ❤xxx

[@Crystal-il3jl]

It is so relaxing to watch your videos and so inspiring to see your progress!

[@carolineeberle8236]

Yeah for the rain, but…those darn weeds🍃🌾🙃. Enjoying your videos & those chirping birds.

[@opticaltrace4382]

I look forward so much to your videos. I always feel so chilled out after watching. ❤️❤️

[@ShelleyAnderson-g9g]

Word of caution on bird feeders damaged by squirrels, I had to rescue a blue tit that had got it's beak stuck in the groove that the squirrel had bit in to it [it was hanging limp down from it] so we've changed to the feeders with metal openings.

[@davidwoods7720]

thanks for the upload,plants looking good

[@garywalker6964]

The marks around your seed feeder is curtesy of 'Mr squirrel'. He's found them now and you've got a forever battle on your hands now.

[@HonkyTonkSinger]

Lovely! ….. BIRD! ……. Just lovely! Can’t wait to see the sunflowers!

[@BrLambert]

Your onions are looking so much better, they have had time just like the peas, and of course the weeds always look good but that depends on where your standing lol.

[@queenshaz89]

Your marigolds are looking great. Mine have been slugged twice now. Keep going your plot looks amazing

[@PuraFilmus]

In September/October you can sow salad, spinach, arugula and other leafs in the greenhouse, they will grow all winter. I also plant chard in the greenhouse, chard that was growing outside during summer. It will also grow and you can harvest fresh leaves all winter. Other things you can plant are parsley and chives. Once I went through 20cm of snow to harvest leaves for a salad, also on Christmas Day and new years eve I can eat a home grown salad.

[@evepilcher2366]

Looking great. I hope you remember to stake the sunflowers.

[@ГалинаСкроботова-н6т]

Привет. Здорово,наблюдать как изменяется участок. По поводу слизней, ещё хорошо помогает соль. Они просто гибнут. Поэтому либо по краю грядки насыпай, чтоб они не могли пробраться внутрь,чтоб не прямо рядом с растениями ,а по краю. Спасибо.жду следующего выпуска.❤

[@annettemartensson4523]

Good work 👏🐝👩🏻‍🌾the weeds are o lot in the beginning because you have clean up and disturb the soil, if you for ex put nepeta between the other flowers in the pound the bee will thank you and no weed. buy one and take cuttings 👩🏻‍🌾🐝🌱

[@nitelite78]

Oh your beans are looking as bad as mine. I've resown too. Can't believe the poor weather we are having. Minus 5 coming up overnight where I am. Cool shirt btw. 😎🌷🌸🌹🌺🌻🪻

[@gazedwards2741]

Hey, great video as always hun. Omg so jealous of your sweet peas, they are doing sooo much better than mine. Your plot is looking awesome ❤

[@TheGrowUpChannel]

A lovely update Seren!! So weird, my newest video, i put a list on the screen too 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I really need lists or go off on a tangent! Danny 🌱

[@jamiemittermuller6470]

Starlings are the most violent and destructive birds I’ve seen feeding. Have you considered using capillary matting for your seedling trays, would give you a bit of extra wiggle room if you can’t get to water your plants. After watching your last video, you mentioned about the back of the plot, perhaps some fruit trees (columns) planted as a hedge to cover the fence.

[@helenstewart2085]

Gardening to do lists, always have at at Number one weeding or watering glasshouse/tunnel house, Number 2 planting out or sowing seeds. Number 3 is making/turning or spreading compost.

[@Desert-Dweller]

This is helpful, thanks ❤

[@ceylonhinett9517]

Another lovely video , you need that seating area to sit and look at what you have achieved.

[@lindacampbell540]

Yes, and a thermos of tea would hit the spot after all that work

[@quiltdude]

So lovely to watch. I find your videos so calming. You are doing an amazing job. ❤❤

[@bewoodford2807]

it coukd be a mouse, a rat or squirrel that has chewed your feeder, nut I wouldn't say it was a bird. They look like teeth marks rather than claw marks or peck marks- probably the little squirrel you filmed. Foxgloves usually grow smaller when they are dry, I find. I have some small ones in my garden where the ground s dry but they are up to 6ft tall in moister areas of the garden.

[@traceyschuster7067]

Looking fabulous!!

[@lindasands1433]

I find gardening exciting too. When I'm not in the garden I often watch gardening videos - either for research & information or for pleasure (like your's) It's winter in New Zealand, but we're having some (short) sunny days atm. I'm making the most of the sun to get things done before Spring, which can get frantic

[@davidwoods7720]

for sure that is a squirrel attack on your feeder

[@garywalker6964]

Ps. Fantastic allotment, please keep up the great work, thank you.

[@veronicashipley9123]

Definitely a squirrel 🐿 Seren, and now they know it's there, sadly they will soon chomp through it. Sending love & light 🌻🌻 xx

[@serensgarden]

what naughties! 🐿 I guess they have to eat something 😅 Thank you so much for watching Veronica! 💖

[@veronicashipley9123]

@@serensgarden Me again. Squirrels 🐿 are more likely to struggle, even starve in some areas in the Summer! Because in the Autumn and Winter they can find seeds and nuts etc in more abundance. Take care ☺ xx

[@Starrynite11]

You are very knowledgeable about gardening, where did you learn?

[@maddy26662]

❤

[@cranefly23]

That damage to your bird feeder is definitely Grey Squirrel. You will need a Squirrel-proof/metal feeder later in the year. They will completely destroy that plastic one. Nice video. Thanks.

[@jtaulen]

Its quite strangely enjoying to watch this channel :) But uploading in 4k would make the video quality a lot better :) keep growing and have fun !

[@serensgarden]

hahah thank you! I will have to learn how to do that 😅 I need to show off these birds in the best quality possible 🤣

[@Lisa.Gypsy.C]

🦋🌿🌸🐸🐿️🐦

[@CraigShortland]

💚👍🦋😊