Ep126 - September PLOT TOUR, a Wedding and Q+A part 1! || Plot 37

[@mgoldfield5821]

My husband and I always watch your videos while eating breakfast on weekends (today we ate an omelet made with our own chard, sweet peppers, and onion tops). We have been watching you since you first launched your channel and never get bored. Gardening is cyclical and while gardeners do the same general things every year, it never gets old. Keep on keeping on, and we’ll keep watching! Love from New York ❤️🌱🥦🥬

[@lilal3753]

I do not ever get bored watching your videos. I love your bubbly personality and your clever ways of repairing, replanting and general harvesting. You are so much fun. Thank you for bringing us to the wedding.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Lila! :)

[@ritawest2535]

Couldn't have said it any better!!👍😁

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Jessie, whatever you are doing is NEVER boring to watch and I have been growing for decades.

[@lynnpurfield9430]

But, Q&A's are probably a great idea for inspirational vlogs every month

[@JessieatPlot37]

:) i'm going to try and incorporate a few more. I do one and think - hey that was useful i'll do more! and then forget. Might do a monthly one, good idea!

[@Zenza10]

Your videos are never boring, because you are a delight! You are so skilled at this, plz dont ever stop making videos!

[@louise4907]

Fantastic!!! Having watched the vlog since the beginning I never tire of your videos. Please don't think you're being repetitive, just keep filming and I'll keep watching 😁 😍 My zinnias are also looking fabulous after a very slow start xx

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Louise!! Thats really lovely of you. Yeah, slow but they are worth the wait aren't they. I only really recognised how wonderful they are last year and now i'm hunting down more and more exciting seed :D

[@deannasmith3612]

I slice the tromboncino like sliced apples , cook in a pan with butter, brown sugar and a little vanilla. Use them for faux apple crumble or pie. You can't tell they not apples

[@francesbatycki404]

That’s incredible! Thanks.

[@tangocat4370]

Interesting!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Really?!? thats bizarre!

[@mompuff6857]

Dear Jessie I get so excited when I see you post a new video!! Much love to you & the awesome British people!! From America 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahahaha, thanks MomPuff

[@bobwilliams5506]

40 acres here in central Missouri. Most is pasture land. I do have about 800 sq ft in garden space, mostly raised beds. I enjoy your vids. Keep them coming.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thats a lot of space Bob!

[@izzywizzy2361]

Hi Jess, I never get bored with your videos, you take us hither thither and yon and share the ups and downs and I get to visit London now and again, all marvellous!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Izzy! Glad they aren't too higgledy pigldy!

[@Dawn_Grows_Veg]

It’s great to watch you plant in your videos as it spurs me one to get stuff done too. Having been with you from almost the beginning, what is interesting it’s how every year is different, timings get tweaked because of weather in Spring or like this year was so completely different to last year’s summer when blight was a huge issue due to the wet summer and how the drought this year slowed everything down. Keep doing what you are doing Jessie, we love it 👌😀

[@jeanhelliwell8160]

Your volgs are never boring. Love them.

[@JessieatPlot37]

:) thanks Jean

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[@francesbatycki404]

I used to be so fussed about defects in my veg. Watching you and your response to such things has made me, at 69, re-examine my habits and all for the better. Thank you, Jessie. Much appreciated and greatly enjoyed. 🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️🍅🪴👩‍🌾

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thank you Frances! I find my growing style to be rather defect-heavy so i think i've come to accept that rather quickly!

[@francesbatycki404]

@@JessieatPlot37 - too funny. You know your veg is just right! A wonky carrot or a misshapen potato are going to taste just as good. Love what you do with veg recipes by the way. That too has made me rethink a few thinks (never too old) and my husband thinks our veg meals are just the ticket. 🇨🇦❤️👍

[@nedomahony7711]

Watching your video you're Laugh would cheer anyone up

[@charliehoos9773]

Thank you to taking all that time to chat with us! Yes, believe it or not your life is very interesting, as your garden adventures are entertaining! I’m on day 3 of rain here with hummingbirds visiting my Scarlet runner bean flowers as I sip coffee waiting for the blueberry breakfast cake to cool.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Oh what an image... hummingbirds amongst the runnerbeans and rain and blueberries.... bliss! :D And thank you for taking the time to watch, i really appreciate it!

[@louise2209]

I had very mixed results with beans, I have French green pole beans and purple pole beans as well as a yellow bush variety, then I tried bolitti beans for the first time. The green beans were pretty much an epic fail, I think I have harvest six to ten beans at most, the bush beans just attract slugs, couldn’t take the heat or some other issues. The only good thing is that I can add them anywhere as nitrogen fixers. And then there is the purple beans which somehow over came the heat and shrugs off whatever sickness/pest that all the beans seem to have and have produced like mad. Ignoring the ones we’ve eaten, I have just under a kilo stored in the freezer! Your vlog is one of my favourites and is entertaining every week, thank you x

[@dianeirvine1384]

Nah never boring. Because there is so much different stuff throughout. Always interesting to me.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Diane, appreciate that!

[@carlsmith7240]

nothing boring about any of your vlogs Jessie. very impressed with your polyhouse aubergines....nothing on mine. just keep them coming, we love it. cheers

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Carl. Yeah, the aubergines came out of nowhere. Nothing for ages and then they just decided to go! I'm not complaining.

[@richardhart7652]

Like all your videos,it just makes me realise how bad I am at getting things done in the garden, keep it up.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hhahahah, i always think when i watch videos back that i seem to have done much more than it feels like i have.... :D

[@bottleofwine2620]

Never get bored of your videos, you are my go to channel for tips / advice and updates 👍 Thank you for all the hard work you and your mum do.

[@rubiccube8953]

Film what you enjoy and I will enjoy watching. You have enthusiasm for gardening that comes across well in your videos.

[@JessieatPlot37]

:) thank you. Can't ask for more than that!

[@Plotonthehill]

I am very new to gardening and have loved following all the ups and downs that comes along..ive been glued to your channel ( had a lot to catch up with) but now up to date... Looking forward to Tuesday night cheers, cider chilling in fridge 🍻🍻

[@mrspendleton800]

Not boring!! So enjoy your videos, and I swear to god I learn something new EVERY SINGLE TIME I watch one even though I've been growing veg for 13 yrs. Just you chatting about what you're doing, I find out new stuff 💜 also I know what you mean about wishing to protect the allotment 🙄 we used to have a few beds at a community garden near our house, in a rough area, and me and the kids grew pumpkins for Halloween, and we had so many they didn't all fit in the wagon to be pulled home, so we left some by the entrance to collect later, behind two tall locked gates and away from view, so we thought. Came back 2 hrs later to all our work smashed to bits all over the garden....🎃😭 I got so mad, we didn't do much community gardening after that.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Ah thanks. :) Oh man, thats so annoying!! Why are some people so bloody awful?! Winds me up so much. Its one thing for a squirrel to steal your veg but humans, no!

[@mrspendleton800]

If the kids who had trashed them had instead taken them home and either eaten them or had a very happy Halloween with them, I wouldn't have minded half so much!

[@francesbatycki404]

I got a plastic owl to stand guard because the squirrels have decided tomatoes are great! 🇨🇦❤️🥴😅

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D

[@jamiemittermuller6470]

My beans are thriving at the moment, picking a few daily and the runner beans are brilliant after a slow start. Apples are small and disappointing for me (but it’s in a container). Potatoes were a disappointment, along with my winter vegetable seedlings (died from negligence) but winter bedding potted on and should be ready for October planting. My zinnia don’t like it outside/ greenhouse so I grow them inside and are brilliant, try melons inside next year. Interesting looking at professional gardens and comparing what’s growing well there, I came away quite enthusiastic how well my plants were doing compared to a few other gardens. Something not working note it down along with ideas to improve.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Glad your beans are flying now. Funny year all round. Almost the exact opposite to last year for me!

[@Jimsraisedbedgarden]

Thanks very much for all your updates Jessie , I find them very informative and entertaining most of the time , tragedies and bad news apart so please don't change them and keep up the good work x

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks for always dropping me a comment Jim :)

[@Jimsraisedbedgarden]

@@JessieatPlot37 no problem at all Jessie , really pleased I found you lol , look forward to see how you progress your allotment and although I don't have an allotment I do have about 6 raised beds and a couple of wilko greenhouses in my garden so I always look to learn , keep up the good work Jessie xx

[@naomi2646]

Love that you takes on trips, I love seeing it all!

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D

[@barbaraford8153]

Your Vlogs are 1 of the few I've hit the notification bell for, never find them boring. Re dwarf Borlotti Beans, I grew Borlotti di Vigevano nano this Year for the 1st time & those I left to dry, dried well. Made sure I left about 10inches between them & put twiggy sticks under to keep Pods off the ground.

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D a bell notification Barbara. Thank you! :) Ah good idea with the twiggy sticks.

[@jpennturner]

Hi I have tried and failed to grow loofahs for four years, this year I planted the last seed and it has grown two huge loofahs!

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D fab! A last hurrah from the luffa seeds! :D

[@tangocat4370]

Noooooooo I have been watching your vlogs since you started basically! And I never get tired of them. i think it’s because it’s a true vlog that features how things are going etc etc… please dont stop whatever you’re doing is awesome! Also, as gardeners things change all the time anyways! ❤️❤️❤️

[@JessieatPlot37]

thanks Tango. Thats really nice of you! :D And yeah, no two years are ever really the same are they!

[@mudoh2131]

Fun as always. Your vlogs are never boring, you bring knowledge, humour and are not afraid to show your occasional failures/mishaps. So generous with your time and talents.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks MuDoh as always. I like the way you say occational :D they seem rather more frequent this year than most hahahaha!

[@janetprince5147]

I grew dwarf borlotti beans last year in a raised bed, along the edge and left them to dry on the plants hanging over the edge of the bed, I don't know if it's right but it worked for me.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Ah good to know it worked hanging them over the bed!

[@lynnrushton7458]

Plot looking good Jessie 👍😁 just catching up (again) 🙈 Congratulations Lauren 🥂🍾

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Lynn. I'll pass on your congrats. I felt so lucky to watch them get married :D

[@jorgefonseca3208]

September would have been the month to come and visit you&Plot37... But unfortunately somehow the Universe decided that it has to be some other time... Can't fight back what universe decides for us... Till then I'll keep supporting and watching you the best way I can... Keep on with the wonderful work and showing your green passion, Jessie🥂 🌱💚

[@yvonnay8904]

You are just delightful, thank you! Hello to your mom!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thank you! Mum says Hellooo!

[@christinebrooks6364]

Hi Jessie, the girlies are looking gorgeous & happy too ❤️ your plot is looking really good, great plot tour 🙂 your question & answers were really interesting lovely to see you introduce all the girlies too. Thanks for sharing and take care 🙂

[@JessieatPlot37]

Even with their baldy necks! :D Thanks Christine!

[@derrickparker7371]

Thanks for another cracking vlog Jessie. I hope you enjoyed your trip to rural Oxfordshire, someone should have warned you that Oxfordshire shuts at the weekend so very few buses. Good shot at the Aunt Sally, a pub game unique to Oxfordshire not easy to hit that dolly.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Derrick! Oh i loved Aunt Dolly! Was so much fun. :D Should be adopted all over :D

[@katyreed6107]

I’m in Didcot! If only I’d known, I’d have got you back from Grove 😂

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahahah! :D

[@naomi2646]

Thank you Jessie! I'm just now getting some peppers, squash and watermelon, but it's so late they may not mature. Tomatoes are blooming like it's spring. Enjoyed the visit.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Funny old year this one! I know we say that every year but still, this one has been barmy :D

[@stevendowden2579]

lovely tour like your tyip to wedding fair play your always going somewhere where was mam on this video

[@JessieatPlot37]

Mum was hiding in the shed! She'll be back in full swing this week :D actually with the amount of rain we have heading our way we might both be hiding in the shed! :D

[@fairytale_after_dark6696]

I love the epically long videos, Jess 🥰👍 So much info and fun.💝 💞💖💞💖💞💝

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D Thanks. I try and keep them under the 45 mark but sometimes it all spills over hahaha!

[@fairytale_after_dark6696]

@@JessieatPlot37 Spill away 👍😁

[@judithchiasson8554]

thanks for explaining the girlies' necks. i was totally 😳. i wonder if summer is going to become a mostly no grow season due to climate change? brava for your upbeat take on things!! ps: we have something in common besides plants, and making art. its been 55 years since i've worn a dress!! 😊

[@JessieatPlot37]

Yeah, they go through stages of looking beautiful and plush and then scrawny as all hell :D

[@jessievanswaaij2971]

Did you try wire mesh just on the ground after sowing? I saw someone using it to get the deers out of the bed and making sure the cat didn`t use it as toilet so it might work to discourage the badger/foxes. Thank you again, Your video`s can`t be to long,ever! Lots of love from Belgium

[@tamararoberts9307]

Cheers and blessings sweet Jessie ♡

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D

[@williamraybould8393]

Hi jess try planting your seedlings into plugs from your seed trays first. I would use the plugs that have 84 plugs. Then transplant into the beds after 2 to 3 weeks after. Gives the little seedlings a grate start in life.

[@JessieatPlot37]

I know thats the best way William and i have intended to do that so many times! But it only happens occasionally hahahah!

[@annkreager1996]

I love your videos! I am never bored. Keep 'em coming. 💚

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Ann!

[@tamararoberts9307]

Your vlogs are never boring..Never! Besides taking us along on tours and tasks, your personality is charm ✨️ also , witnessing your clever tactics to surprise challenges and ideas is very educational and inspiring. I hope you keep vlogging because watching them , for me, therapeutic and interesting and educational and inspiring. And...You're very good at it 👏 👌 👍

[@JessieatPlot37]

Ah Thanks Tamara, what a comment! I'm really glad you get something out of them :)

[@gardenofglory8275]

Hi watch your vlog every Tuesday love this one today, mum was missing looking forward for next week

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thank you! :D Yeah mum was hiding in the shed!

[@harriettejensen479]

I look forward to your videos every week. I had a hard time with my garden this year. This is, I think, the 12th year of drought here in California. Even with mulching, the soil dries out so fast. Plus, this year, we had a verry cool spring and summer. Now that it's almost Fall, we're having a heat wave. It's been 104 F yesterday and today and the rest of the week is predicted in the 90s and I live in NORTHERN California! My beans were the worst! I've noticed a lot of people having trouble with beans, but mine were ridiculous! I think I got about half a dozen beans off each variety before they shriveled up.

[@JessieatPlot37]

thank you Harriette. :) Gosh, 12th year. That really is hard going. Beans have been atrocious haven't they. Mine are recovery now and picking up in all the rain we've got but not much can be done if they've already succumbed to the heat! Hope next year is better is about all we can do!

[@harriettejensen479]

@@JessieatPlot37 California is really getting hit hard this year. In addition the drought, we are having wildfires and now I just got an email from my sister who lives in the middle of the Mojave Desert (so. ca.) that the desert, which is quite large, and all the slopes around it are under flood watch. My son's Mo-in-law's town reached 115 F. yesterday.

[@liamcoote6178]

Hi Jessie I built a small bed on top of one of my vegetable beds. I filled the small bed with manure. Planted strawberries into the small bed and I got an amazing crop this year.

[@JessieatPlot37]

I really neglected them this year Liam. They were inundated with weeds in the spring and then not watered or fed. Entirely my fault!

[@eliandkate]

😂😂😂 if it makes you feel better Jessie… my last batch of compost wasn’t hot enough so I got a pile of tomato seedlings everywhere I used compost 😂😂

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D hahahaha. love a compost forrest :D

[@deirdrecollins3987]

Au contraire! I find your vlogs v informative. I always learn something or I’ll try something or plant something because you are. You mentioned winter savoury… my daughter Ellen brought me back some seeds from Edinburgh botanical gardens shop and I’m growing them. Can you tell me a little bit about this plant?

[@JessieatPlot37]

I tell you what Deirdre, we didn't actually know it was winter savoury untill a few years a go and we've had that little patch of it for ages! It was given to us as a cutting from a friend who said it was 'long leafed thyme'. So we just believed her! But since we found out we have been using more of it. It tastes great and really helps with digestion issues. Especially those arising from Jerusalem Artichokes!

[@deirdrecollins3987]

So I can grow it outside. Great. Thank you!

[@peterhartshorn5161]

I have a grapevine and like help to look after it 1 in the greenhouse and 1 in the garden

[@lorrainegrey8240]

Brilliant plot tour and Q&A Thankyou Jessie💚 my runner beans were a disaster this year loads of flowers but the heat just made them drop before they set 😫 you were great on Potty Mouth last night xx

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Lorraine! Yeah, some years things just don't work ahahah! And thanks about Potty Mouth :D

[@lindixie5624]

Brilliant video Jessie. Thankyou so much. Has certainly been a demanding time on our plots this year.

[@famousgrouse1966]

Great stuff again. Strange how the beans have been poor. Up here in Yorkshire my runner beans and tomatoes have been the best ever but peas and onions have been terrible. Love the girlies, and wish I had enough space to keep some.

[@JessieatPlot37]

So strange how the good years for various crops ebb and flow isn't it!

[@mandysplottoplate9410]

Just listening to your questions and about dwarf barlottis. I grew climbing and dwarfs last year and just left them all on plants to dry as normal no difference. There is a risk of slug nibbling I gess but didn’t get any. I didn’t grow dwarfs this year probably should have as all my climbing plants got eaten and what I was left with only produced 6 beans that’s barlottis. The other beans the flowers burned in sun but now I getting a second flush so getting some but no Greek gigantes no czars well only one or two so not got a lot for storing this year😫

[@JessieatPlot37]

Ah interesting that they dried just the same! But jeeze yeah.... not the year of the bean this one eh?

[@arli4406]

With or without eyeliner you are just a lovely girl with gorgeous eyes, me with no makeup = ghost like creature 😂😂😂 Love your vlogs, for now I've got only back yard where I grow whatever is possible on such a little space,hopefully I'll get allotment this year...

[@tomex]

The same here (Nottinghamshire) with cucumbers and melons :( I spent quite a lot of money on a different seeds for cucumbers and was looking forward to have some nice harvest, but....melons set up their fruits about 5w ago but they look more like cucamelons rather than water melons.

[@helenhawkins4054]

Love it all.🤗👍✅💐

[@JessieatPlot37]

:) thanks Helen

[@dn744]

I switched to using Q4 soluble plant feed. Tomatoes are darker green, no infection, plus between 2 and 4 kg every day for weeks, but now lots getting big together. I do have 25 plants though. 6 kinds.

[@JessieatPlot37]

I used to use Q4 a lot when i was doing other peoples gardens. Great stuff.

[@dn744]

@@JessieatPlot37 I have seen a huge growth on plants. Its a big help for melon plants also.

[@suejames6808]

Late again to comment Jessie…. But did watch it on Tuesday….Sadly, the recent sad event…🙏🙏🙏😢, caused me to forget all sorts of things ‘to do’….Still , not on good form…. So will just say…. Thanks for the usual variety and fun and info…on and off the plot…. as well as ‘loosing the plot’…sometimes!!…Just taken a small floral and herb tribute to the church on Kings Norton Green (and to write in the book of condolences there)…the small bouquet was sprigs of Rosemary ‘for Remembrance’ (from my garden)..and a Rose (from the Florists)for the Queen…Enough said !…Hope all ok with you….Sue (Birmingham)

[@joyscott374]

Hi Jessie plot 39 is looking good and gladd to see the poly tent held up in the storms too. I really enjoyed your tour, you have so much packed into those beds despite the onslaughts of pests large & small. I feel for you and your dill. I sowed some a couple of weeks ago and they've been in the greenhouse . they came up and just wilted i have 2 left. i'm taking your prompt to sow some more. Congratulations to Lauren & Graham they looked lovely as you did in your dress! Hope i Haven't missed my chance to ask you about your chimmi di rappa. I heard you once saying it was like broccoli . What is it,?how do you grow it? and when is it ready for harvest.? I love broccoli especially in stir fry. THanks Jessie

[@JessieatPlot37]

Not sure who's on plot 39 but i will pass on your compliments... :D Thank you. :) Yeah, its a constant battle isn't it. large beasts, small beasts, heat, cold...gah! I'm going to sow some more cima di rappa this week so i will give you the low down then!

[@annaking9213]

Wow ,what a sun tan. Your looking good ! As always a great vlog. So relaxing, love the girls.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahahah, all the freckles are out with all that sunshine!

[@joem2745]

I would love to see more seed starting and planting out vids.

[@JessieatPlot37]

more coming, i've got so much to sow!

[@hamishhortic9739]

Great vlog Jessie as always

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Hamish

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Beans were a disaster but the past two weeks all the runners and French have gone so mad I am having to freeze them daily....I don't like doing that so early but, tshch!!! What else is there?

[@JessieatPlot37]

I know! they can't just come at a nice steady rate can they? Nooooo. Its nothing, nothing, nothing BAM

[@grahammoreton9686]

Hi Jessie, great video but I'm worried. I might have missed it but any chance of an update on your polytunnel roof repair? Rain forecast and you don't need any more calamities.

[@amyb8728]

Can you do a loofah grow along? Thank you for answering my question ❤

[@JessieatPlot37]

Next year yes! I'll get on that

[@MapleWorld]

Hardcore! Made it until the end. :)

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahahahha! Well Done!

[@brendamiller8140]

Great video. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💞🥰🤗

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Loved it xxxxxxxx

[@JessieatPlot37]

:)

[@axiomcurbcommunity]

Great tour remember that you are exempt from the hosepipe ban it doesn’t apply to allotment growers ;)

[@JessieatPlot37]

Yeah, we had a confirmation through from the council today! :)

[@axiomcurbcommunity]

@@JessieatPlot37 awesome lots of people have been getting anxious over it and there’s been no need wanted you and viewers to know this

[@UrbanWhiteBuffaloFarm]

Hey Jessie, OMG I forgot to tell you that Rammstein concert on August 27, 2022 Minneapolis MN US Bank Stadium 30 minutes from my house. 1 of 9 USA tour sites. It was absolutely crazy!! What is with the beans all the green and wax beans for me have been spotty most were too wide and stiff for all summer. this past 2 weeks though they have been coming very nice.? Tomatoes have been the winner for me, cucumbers, all kinds of squash ect. Every year there are surprises and disappointments. As for your videos I do not think you need to change the focus of the filming and the delivery. Many other creators will simply state I have several videos on this topic please check them out. You are right you are not teaching how to step by step. It was great to see you on the pottymouth yesterday. I know they have fun with you when you are there but they really tease JB even more. Still praying for mom's rehab and getting back to the full motion of activity. Peace and blessings bye for now

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahahahah, so they are over your way making a racket now are they?! :D Ah yeah, the beans have been so weird this year. Ignoring the ones that never made it, the ones that did were very poor for agaes but like you say - now they are picking up speed when i would have expected them to be slowing down! Ah yeah, poor JB bets a beating on Potty Mouth :D

[@theoriginalcharlie8574]

Firstly apologies, I am a little (well a lot) behind on your vlogs, which considering I’ve been here since Episode 1 is poor!! However, ABINGDON!!! That’s my home town!!! So strange to see someone I’ve watched for so long arriving in a place only 10 mins from my home 😂 do you friends who got married there, live there? X

[@tapper1971]

I live in Abingdon great place

[@JessieatPlot37]

Was beautiful!

[@bago696]

I think the time has come for some footage of this badger action?

[@JessieatPlot37]

I'm working on it Colm!

[@jennyhulett5403]

Hi Jessie, great video! I am drying my dwarf beans but I am growing them in large pots. I am letting the beans hang over the edge. Slugs can be buggers for the beans as can the mice so maybe some mesh bags over the bunches of beans. So many varieties of beans on my list for next year and I'll stick to climbing beans for drying as they are much easier and dry quicker. Dwarf will be for eating fresh. Have a great week

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Jenny! Ah, thats interesting. I was wondering about how they would dry being so close to the ground. Pots makes perfect sense! But yeah, much easier on a climber.

[@tapper1971]

You could have got a train to from London to Oxford then on to Abingdon x3 and got a b&b in Abingdon or Oxford!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Our b&b was great and was right near the wedding party place so super handy! We just didn't know about the sunday bus situation! :D

[@lynnpurfield9430]

I bought different J.Artichokes this year....not so warty looking. It would be a great video if you could do some root veg recipes Jessie.....comfort foods for autumn?

[@JessieatPlot37]

Currently we have a huge hole in the kitchen floor that makes it a tad difficult to get to the stove let alone film it! But as soon as its fixed!

[@jayess8769]

Mares tail is the worst weed on our plot!!!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Gahhhhh. Mares tail is a nightmare.

[@anitahaywood9827]

I know you were doing a cucumber 'experiment' this year, when did you sow them? Mine were amazing last year, this year I think I've only had about half a dozen from 2 plants, the Crystal lemon also only 3 frutits, better year for Toms and onions have been amazing, unfortunately you cant win them all!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Exactly that Anita. Can't win them all! I sowed the Cucumbers in Jan!!

[@Pixieworksstudio]

It is all looking good! It was a bit of an odd year too, I was inundated with caterpillars. Are you growing the Winter Savory to go with the Jerusalem artichokes?

[@JessieatPlot37]

Odd year indeed! It was accidental about having the winter savory. The lady who gave us the cutting called it 'long leafed thyme' but i'm sure it will be used for that hahaah!

[@Pixieworksstudio]

@@JessieatPlot37 always good to be prepared lol

[@jennyjohnson9012]

It still all looks good Jessie even with the badger/fox problems. I'm going to get a gun and shoot the slugs because nothing else seems to work hahaha! Love all your vlogs, such an inspiration to us all. Cheers Jessie!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Wow, can't imagine the mess from slug shooting ahhaah! Thank you! :)

[@williampaulfearnhead5534]

I have to say it's been a frustrating veg season,the success this year the onions have loved the heat and the early spuds have benefited from the lack of late frosts , don't know how me main crops are yet , cabbages usual reliability but really struggled with cauliflower and calabrese broccoli and funny enough lettuce they hated the heat ,and like everyone else the usual pests both insect and besties seem to know when to move into your veg , but on a positive my vitamin D level is up and am well tanned want a 2022 season

[@JessieatPlot37]

Strange year this one William. I know we say that about every year but you know! :D Yeah, of all the fails - vitamin D intake has been fab! :D

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

Lol we all have pests!!!!!!

[@nicolahart9177]

Never boring, can you just confirm the name of your manure supplier? Tried Organic Compost Co but it didn't bring them up??

[@joem2745]

Are you allowed to have a burn barrel to throw weeds in?

[@JessieatPlot37]

sadly not. We used to have fires in the incinerator all the time but now we are only allowed BBQ's.

[@phirst55]

Jessie,, I'm very fortunate to have a mushroom farm (Monaghan Mushroom's, one of the largest farms in Europe when it opened) in a relatively close proximity (within 20Km),,, I asked at the farm what they did with their spent compost,, they gave me the phone number of the contractor who cleared the beds,, I rang the contractor and asked if I could purchase a load,, he then delivered me a 10 tonne load for €80,, brilliant

[@catht05]

Lucky you! I'm in the west and get mine from claremorris at E130 for 8 ton!

[@georgemartin9618]

Codd mushrooms in County Carlow give away their used compost for free.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Oh Wow Philip!! thats incredible!! Lucky lucky you :D

[@bobwilliams5506]

Do you actually read that rag of a newspaper or do you just use it for compost and weed prevention?

[@JessieatPlot37]

Mum likes the crossword in it

[@jeanhelliwell8160]

Hi Jessie, loving your vlogs, can you tell me what you do with your Kohl Rabi please. I grew it first time this year, grew well, didn't seem to taste of much. Any ideas, recipes. Xx

[@plaisirdelanglais]

I eat it raw just like that or I chop it into pieces and mix in with salad. If you harvest them smaller size, they don't get as woody.

[@jeanhelliwell8160]

@@plaisirdelanglais thankyou. They weren't woody, just didn't seem to taste of much. I saw where you could grate it into a slaw, didn't think it was tasty enough..may try slicing and frying with some spices or something.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hi Jean. Kohl Rabi has got a little bit of a subtle flavour but its delicious. I make a dauphinois from them or yeah, the coleslaw. Just diced a roasted they are great. Cubed, roasted and thrown into a risotto is lovely too.

[@eprohoda]

Hello-thanks!outstanding , see you on my side~friend~ :))

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@losik01]

❤&Mum❤

[@JessieatPlot37]

:)

[@dolphingray6968]

🏵♥

[@JessieatPlot37]

:D

[@unsufletpribeag]

❤❤❤

[@JessieatPlot37]

:)

[@jeanlauridsen8596]

Beautiful lady.

[@marcknight4568]

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