Growing amazing veg with Medwyns of Anglesey | Virtual Chelsea Flower Show | RHS

Medwyn Williams, eleven time Gold medal winner at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, gives his top growing tips.
Medwyn first started growing radishes, mustard and cress when his father introduced him to gardening at the age of eight, during Virtual Chelsea, he shares his passion for growing all kinds of amazing veg.
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[@JulianFoley]

Wonderful. Like the magician showing us his spells!

[@francisaria1890]

Great video! Thank for sharing your knowledge it was really inspired your creative to grow vegies

[@neverlostforwords]

You are not only a great gardener, great vegetable grower, and all round nice person, but a fabulous entertainer. You should have your own gardening show on BBC or another venue. I LOVED your presentation! Your vegetables look amazing. I have to say, though, as you asked us to comment, that I don't like the leaf cut shape on the onions. I think it could look better to leave the long leaves on and don't cut them at all. If they are in the way of the next onion, you could tie them loosely with twine. By the way, what is the brand name of the small container in which you grew the onions?

[@zackfallon6231]

You could have half the leaves cut how they are now an the other half cut in the other direction you mentioned so they fit together like a puzzle when you place them next to each other

[@jimkrahn7079]

I’m loving these shows! However as sub to your channel I wasn’t notified of them, hmmm

[@FLlife]

Job well done!

[@0210rokvist]

Wauw

[@auroraterry5683]

Amazing video!!! I say don’t cut the onion leaves it detracts from the beauty of the onion.