Beginner's Guide: Best Time to Harvest Vegetables || When Is the Best Time to Harvest Crops 🌱

Beginner's Guide: Best Time to Harvest Vegetables || When Is the Best Time to Harvest Crops || Why Is It Important to Follow the Proper Time of Harvesting.
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[@barrymorgan7215]

Hiya Barry ,I have 9 beds on my allotment and I dug them all in the winter months ,so a few weeks ago decided to start no dig ,so I cardboarded one bed that was empty ,got some well rotted manure and laid it on the board finally put on a good layer of my compost on ,put in some trial items -- beetroot ,radish ,and lettuce -- all growing well !!!! . Now its onto other beds ,that can be changed and to make as much compost has possible --- way forward --NO DIG ,thanks

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Barry, that is fantastic to hear you are moving to no dig and now you like us know that it works! Do keep us updated and you can look forward to no more digging and more time doing other things - keep pulling any weeds you see coming through and by next year you will have significantly less weeds!

[@barrymorgan7215]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thanks Barry ,will certainly keep you updated

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

I look forward to your updates, you are the first person to comment and say you have become no dig since our channel began!

[@voiletwhitehorse]

What a neat little harvest 🩵🤍🩵

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Your kind words mean a lot to me! Thank you for watching and supporting our content!

[@helenstewart2085]

30 + years of no dig, Winter here in New Zealand, fed the Shearer's today, home grown potatoes, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, parsnip and broccoli with home grown lamb and own mint sauce. Parsnip and broccoli were harvested yesterday. Have also ready, carrots, yams, leeks, chard, perpetual spinach, cabbage and in tunnel house lettuce, sugar snap peas, radish and spring onions, plus a few brassicas, spinach, chard, Chinese cabbage etc. Have in storage onions, garlic, pumpkins. Yes you do get weeds, accidentally introduced a terrible one with a bulk load of compost about 15 years ago, am still getting rid of it.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Your dedication to your garden is truly inspiring Helen! Great to hear you are carrying the no dig flag over there - enjoy those lovely harvests!

[@markshaw5835]

Fantastic harvest. Potatoes looked amazing. And some really good tips

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

I'm glad you found the tips helpful and enjoyed the harvest video - thanks for watching!

[@vanessawilkinson9855]

Lovely harvest there, just catching up from my hotel room…Gardeners World tomorrow 😊. I must mention the beautiful handwriting on those new labels.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Vanessa, hope you had a great time at the Gardeners World show, that will be Mrs W's handwriting you wouldn't have read it if it was mine!

[@taharanaturals1763]

What a wonderful harvest, I'm sure it all tastes amazing!

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed seeing the harvest and as all home grown produce did taste amazing!

[@1claireellis]

This is my first ever year growing and your videos are so helpful. Absolutely love the grow along ones. Would love to hear more from Mrs W when we come to harvesting on tips for freezing and storing 😍

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Clair lovely to hear from you! I appreciate your feedback and will definitely include more of Mrs. W's expertise in future videos. Stay tuned for some great tips!

[@TBBcoolGT]

Looks like straw berry’s and pees are going good 🎉🎉

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for noticing! I'm glad you're enjoying the content!

[@petewestlake8564]

I hill up my spuds with leaves collected in the autumn. I’ve had two harvests from two fabric bags more from the second ones Pentland Javelinn. I’ve pulled all my garlic as it fell over dramatically and it’s drying in the poly, still getting spring onions and lettuces. I’ve had a few more strawberries but it’s still cold and wet and everything in Sheffield is slower than in previous years. I’m keeping the beast fed too Rhubarb cordial to prepare next week for the grandchildren- It may be wet and cold but there’s plenty to do. This week I had some mangoes from a local retailer 7/ for £1 so I made 9 jars of mango chutney for the autumn curries.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

It sounds like you have a thriving garden despite the cooler conditions with a delicious harvest! Enjoy those Mango chutneys!

[@jaynekennedy8469]

Broccoli stem is nice cooked and mashed in with potatoes.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

That's a great tip! Thanks for sharing Jayne!

[@leewozzashomeveggiegarden]

Nice Harvest guys

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

We appreciate your support, it means a lot to us!

[@markw5779]

That was a lovely harvest,my strawberries are nearly finished,picked half a mushroom basket of them today,slugs have been munching quite a few,but the ones with minimal damage I just trim up and make some thick strawberry sauce topping for a cheesecake and the good ones I freeze,my calabrese are half the size of yours as I was a bit behind but looking forward to harvesting them and will apply your tips to get it right,cheers👍

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Mark, glad to hear your strawberry harvest has been good, I'm sure your calabrese will be amazing!

[@markw5779]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Hi Barry ,yes,I have high hopes for all my brassicas this year,no matter what the harvest,I shall treasure it more than shop bought 👍

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

That's a great mindset to have! Homegrown always tastes better!

[@user-lg8te6sn2z]

Hi l love your videos you explain things so easily to understand. Is it possible you could show us what you do with the veg you pick cook/store thank you ❤

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your support. We shall be showing more cook/preserve videos soon!

[@twiggthewelshurbangardener1621]

Awesome harvest.Nothing tastes better than home grown food.I have been successional sowing a lot better this year,but this weather isn't helping with germination at all.love watching your videos,da iawn👍

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoy watching our videos. You are right nothing tastes as good as home grown. The weather hasn't been great but hopefully not long before it is da iawn!

[@KenHJones]

Great video as usual. We use brocolli and cauliflower stem blitzed in the processor and then fried as rice. But Mrs W probably knows about that. Having a good season now we have some warmish weather.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for your kind words! That's a great idea with the broccoli and cauliflower stem, I'll have to give that a try Ken! We haven't done that before so thank you for sharing - glad you are getting some warmer weather still waiting for it here, hope you are or have had a good break!

[@margaretlordan3193]

Hey you amazing gardeners, I think your grub was what we call a “leather jacket”…a daddy long legs in the making! Can I be cheeky and ask you to feature content on harvesting and saving/cooking Broad beans.? I think I left them get too bag last year and I couldn’t find a way to cook them tastily. I know Mrs W might have some tips! 😊Thanks, Margaret, Cork, Ireland

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for your suggestion, Margaret! We'll definitely consider creating content on harvesting and cooking Broad beans in the future. Ours are already preserved but will make a video in the future - How is Cork weather behaving itself?

[@margaretlordan3193]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Actually dry and sunny right now, hard to believe after the extra wet spring we had. Watering some vegetables now. Gardening just keeps us busy perpetually!!!😊👍

[@lifestapestry2968]

Always wanted to put a micro Go Pro on a bee to see where they go to after swarming on my lavender. I think the grub Mrs.W spotted is a daddy long legs.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

That would be such an interesting perspective to see!

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

They are big grubs those daddy long legs - thanks for sharing that!

[@peterdisney4158]

Hi Barry your Charlotte's look great. I'm going to lift mine in the next couple of weeks. We picked our first strawberries at the weekend, absolutely beautiful. As an ex green keeper that looks like a leather jacket. Don't think I mentioned before we're in Northern Ireland on the co Down cost . We're of to Garden show Ireland tomorrow for a day out.Have a good weekend.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

I hope your harvest is every bit as good Peter! Fresh strawberries are the taste of summer even if the weather doesn't want to play ball. Thanks for the identification of the leather jacket, have a great day out at the garden show Ireland!

[@claremartyn9895]

Hi Barry I know that you & Mrs W are really busy but do you have any more instructions for our growalong melons? I've been twisting the main stem around the string, but mine seem to have a lot of very long side shoots low down. Should I pinch these out? Any other advice would be gratefully received. Many thanks, Clare

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Clare, I appreciate your dedication to the growalong melons. We shall be filming the next step this weekend - so stay tuned!

[@moniquevg3819]

Your garden is always so neat and florissant: must spent a lot of time in that. What a beauty: compliments! 😍

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you so much for your kind words! Actually Monique we really only work in the garden weekends, Mrs W potters about during the week when she gets back from work and before I get home from work. No dig is so good there are few weeds to pull leaving us to sow, grow and harvest. The rest of my time is spent mowing lawns and making compost!

[@bewoodford2807]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 I agree- no dig gardening seems a less intensive method of gardening for certain. I only spend 30 minutes, at most weeding each week. It is so easy to maintain, so easy to plant and so easy to harvest. I wouldn't swap this method of gardening for anything else.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to hear how much you enjoy no dig gardening!

[@franksinatra1070]

Looks like we are harvesting a lot of the same things. My potatoes are falling over a little so I'm sure there are something down there. And I get so overwhelmed with potatoes by July I don't mind harvesting some small. I've gotten two harvests of calabrese and will be getting at least a couple more and hopefully more as side shoots develop. I grow snow peas and have been overwhelmed with them the last couple weeks. Will probably be freezing some next week. Onions aren't ready yet but garlic is close. I'll send a couple pictures of my harvest. I am having problems with my Romanesco maturing. The cauliflower went into the ground at the same time and that was harvested a couple weeks ago but the Romanesco has still not formed heads. I'm becoming annoyed because I have other plants waiting to go in that spot. Did you ever have a problem like that ? The plants look great but no heads.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

It sounds like you have a bountiful harvest coming your way Frank! It's great to hear about all the different vegetables you are growing. I look forward to those pictures. We did have the same problem with Romanesco last year, they did eventually but probably 6 weeks after I expected them to harvest. June is such a great time just swimming in all the amazing bountiful harvest - you are growing very well my friend!

[@bewoodford2807]

Great video Barry & Mrs W. It's amazing how weeds seem to find similar looking foliage plants to grow amongst. Almost like they know how to disguise themselves. I grew Marathon on your recommendation this year and cut my first 2 heads last week-delicious!. I now have the rest of the crop to harvest as it has all come ready at the same time, so I guess much of it will need freezing. I guess that being an F! it all comes ready at much the same time. I harvested my garlic last week as I had rust and assumed they wouldn't grow much more and didn't want them to split. . Not as big as they might have been but still a reasonable size and very usable. I forgot to net my strawberries outdoors and the birds have got to them before me. I have been harvesting the strawberries in the baskets in the greenhouse however. Not a glut but a dessert bowlful most days.- perfect for breakfast 🙂I have grown mange tout peas this year as I am feeling lazy about podding them as well as the broad beans. The draw back to growing my own is all the prep work before freezing. Sometimes i think how much easier it would be to buy organic veg as and when i need it with no huge quantities of veg to prepare and freeze, but then I remind myself of the joy I would be missing in gardening and being able to harvest and cook my produce within minutes of harvesting. Nothing beats the taste of freshly harvest food, not even the best organic vegetables can beat it, so I guess I i'll go on prepping kilos of fruit and veg at a time. Happy gardening to you both 🙂PS. Are you featuring any of your strawberry recipes in the near future, Mrs W? Haven't seen a recipe video in a while, and they really are fabulous! Thank you

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

We're thrilled to hear about your successful harvest and that you enjoyed the Marathon heads! Yes being F1 they do come ready at the same time, that's why I don't grow whole rows of them. We too have rust on the outdoor garlic and this cool wet weather has not helped. Strawberries for breakfast can't beat it. Just keep pinching yourself Belinda nothing beats HOME GROWN. We have some recipe and preserving videos in the pipeline so stay tuned - thank you for watching our little channel we really appreciate it!

[@bewoodford2807]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank you Barry. Yes success last year with the Passandra cucumbers you recommended (my first time ever growing them) and now a great crop of Marathon. Thank you for all your info. Just grew 10 plants as I knew, being F1's they would all come to harvest at approx the same time. Maybe to save prepping and freezing most, we can eat one every other day for 10 days or so. WE seem to have spent the whole of spring eating purple sprouting and now calabrese. The mange tout and broad beans have provided a much welcome change.I think I will try and sow the Marathon at 2-3 week ntervals to spread the harvest over a longer period as once these are gone I have no more. Next thing to be eating lots of will be the cabbage- they havee grown mammoth thiss year- everyone is amazed how big they are, and not a mark on them. I will send some photos to you. After those it will be beans and courgetes, not forgetting all the lettuce and tomatoes, ha ha.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for sharing your gardening success! It sounds like you have a bountiful harvest ahead. Look forward to seeing some pictures!

[@martynrsmith8475]

How many strawberries do you plant in a hanging pot, Barry.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

For our baskets we put 9 plants in!

[@martynrsmith8475]

That's a lot of plants for a basket, Barry. Are they runners ?

[@paulcasey102]

I saw today that some of the leaves of my Charlotte potatoes, sown on 1st March, have black dots on them. I’m thinking maybe blight? Should I pull them?

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Paul, good to hear from you! I would harvest a plant to see what the harvest is like. Ours were sown 2 weeks after yours and you can see there is a good harvest and Charlotte stores really well. It is not necessarily blight, all this rain could mean they have just had too much water. Blight is usually brown spots. I would just keep an eye on your plants if the spots start to become large patches on the leaves then harvest and take what you have!

[@paulcasey102]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank you very much for your reply. I will do that. Paul

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

You are very welcome! Just take a look at them every day so if it starts to become a patch and on more leaves you can cut down the haulms and harvest after a couple of days!

[@steved5683]

My Broccoli leaves at the bottom have turned yellow with a purple tint should i be worried?

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Steve, nothing to worry about they are dying. Just remove them so the slugs are not encouraged to attack the head. The leaves are doing nothing for the plant now and you should have some healthy leaves further up the plant!

[@steved5683]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank you i will do,My first year growing Broccoli have done these from the seed the head is growing nice and looks healthy looking forward to harvesting them,Really enjoy watching your videos keep up the great work.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Amazing Steve, there really is no great secret to growing any veg confidence is the key and that comes with experience which you are gaining rapidly - thanks for watching our channel we really appreciate it and enjoy that broccoli head!

[@chrisfarrell8796]

It's either a leatherjacket or a cutworm either way not good feed to the birds.Calabrese great this year harvested the senshyu yellows decent crop radars all went to seed decent first harvest of garlic early spuds very good ( charlottes,jazzy,queens)

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Sounds like you having a successful harvest this year! Will treat the birds, thanks for sharing!