Planting out pea and bean crops using new supports!

I'm a bit late in sharing this update but in this episode you'll hear all about my favourite pea and beans to grow and see how I plant it out using my new plant supports. Learn the difference in growing techniques between peas and beans any why they need different supports to thrive!
00:00 Growing tips
01:23 Pea variety
03:24 Plant supports
10:36 Planting out
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[@jgbsweeper7325]

Thanks for another wonderful video. I have “sampled” various garden channels and your videos rank number one in every category I look for in an enjoyable, informative experience. 🙂

[@fareebug8439]

❤❤🎉🎉❤❤ Always enjoy and look forward to your videos!

[@Stu-Vino]

Really interesting, I never knew you could cram so many pea plants together like that; I thought it had to be one at each 'foot' of the wigwam - will bear that in mind next year! Those obelisks are beautifully made, too, thank you for letting us know about them.

[@random2829]

End of June and my garden is almost gone. Just a few onions, carrots, ginger, and celery left. I am a little surprised the celery does not mind the heat (in Arizona). The lettuce and spinach bolted back in May. Nice display of your plant supports! ❤

[@SandraRix86]

I certainly look forward to your video's, ❤.

[@heppolo]

Fresh green peas is such a great childhood memory for me. Kudos for some variety as well, haven't tasted those Swedish ones yet.

[@random2829]

Some look down on "mushy peas" - I happen to LOVE them! 😀

[@MartinNelson]

I've tried Ambassador, Early Onward, and Kevldon Wonder. I keep coming back to the taste and yield of Early Onward though. They've been really reliable. For beans, I've had no luck with french beans, but love Scarlet Emperor. They grow amazingly.

[@christinabotha5652]

Thank you for a wonderful video - our summer long way off 🇿🇦

[@tanyahermann3431]

Have you tried the 3 sisters Native American way of planting beans, squash, and corn before? It is definitely a great idea and really interesting. I just read Braiding Sweetgrass, and she talks about it in one chapter, but I'd heard about it before as well. The peas you planted look great on the trellis you put up.

[@georgemartin9618]

Wonderful video Katrina, you are so knowledgeable and professional on all things gardening. What variety of bean did you plant ?

[@lucrom1097]

Fantastisch Good work Katrina you the best te moostiun te planting thans te video Top weekend 👍⛅🌻😅🍹🏖️🌺🌿

[@stevendowden2579]

nice video katrina i met katie and her dad a few years ago at malvern a very nice couple

[@DennisD-yv4ys]

Looking amazing over there 🌱🌱 hopefully you save a few seeds ?

[@homegrowngarden]

That's the plan!

[@kali-66]

Save some of your own seeds! Peas mature quite quickly to a stage when you can save them.

[@scarter9447]

I lost my trowel too. Weird. I suspect alien activity.

[@dialecticcoma]

real seeds are great

[@LucRom-kz5uw]

Fantastisch Good work katriena you te best te moostuin te planting te zaailing te bloems thans te video Top weekend 🌤😅🫛🌻🪴🍹🪁

[@Sam-kj4kq]

theres an english chilli called dragons breath can you grow some plz and show me how to lol

[@eb1684]

Please loosen the roots a bit before planting.

[@sleepysong_au]

I thought peas didn't like their roots disturbed

[@homegrowngarden]

Young veg plants don’t need roots loosening as it may damage and disturb them, causing set backs. I would only recommend teasing the roots of tougher, plants that are pot bound such as perennials and shrubs.