Beautiful Permaculture Kitchen Garden Tour | HUGE July Harvests

[@MiiPaintings]

I love how excited you look when you harvest your vegetable. I totally feel with you. I will the same. I wish you a great summer with lots of beautiful harvest. Greetings all the way from the Czech republic from a garden (and art) lover

[@nataliawysocka6711]

jestem zauroczona twoim ogrodem . zaczęłam oglądać twoje filmy z przed 3 lat aż do teraz .fantastyczna wiedza . dopiero buduję dom wiec mam tylko 3 łóżka dla warzyw . masz przepiękny ogród i kompostowniki .kocham to co robisz . powodzenia

[@hadassahhaman7550]

Love, Love, LOVE the tour! I bore my family friends and neighbors with my garden talk. They don't get it! Huw....You're wonderful! I'm still learning! Thx for sharing.

[@takaikioshi9711]

You have my dream garden. You have no idea how jealous I am everytime I see it. So beautiful. So much dedication and hard work!

[@Iamam313]

Same dude same ❤️😭🔥

[@lindaisnew2017]

Ditto that!! It is a beautiful dream garden!! 💖

[@la1163]

I’m so jealous too! Lol hopefully I’ll get there someday.

[@tamararoberts9307]

Exactly 💯 ❤️

[@aonirnolaloth]

My dream is to have a garden, after that I'll see it eventually looks like Huw's garden

[@kathygunderson2204]

Austrian tree cabbage? I will love you forever for showing me this brassica!!

[@kekiplus1andonly]

Nothing beats homegrown food.. The satisfaction of seeing your own grow and harvest.. phenomenal

[@HuwRichards]

Completely Agree! :)

[@BaerbelBorn]

your videos are of a rare kind, I immediately hit "repeat" when I start a new one. So I can watch and listen many times until I have seen and learned every little bit. ❤

[@Alextodd007]

Hello baerbel

[@Supwiyaman]

This is insane,if you was in the common wealth games for chilled out growing you'd get the gold medal dude💓

[@mandysplottoplate9410]

Can’t believe how tall your dill has grown and it all looks so beautiful

[@WaitingroomHomestead]

Always so excited whenever you upload!! I just know it's going to be another video with lots of gardening wisdom and beautiful aesthetics

[@HuwRichards]

Ahh damn you've set a high standrad for me now I must always meet it to avoid dissapointment ;)

[@MrBigCookieCrumble]

@@HuwRichards Oh yes! You must, or we shall be very cross with you, very cross indeed! :D

[@niallgardens]

Your garden really is the definition of abundance and productivity! So much variety, and everything looks so healthy. I’m both delighted for you… and jealous! In good way of course! 😂

[@HuwRichards]

Thank you so much Niall!

I love your "warm welcome"- it always feels so real...

[@gaildunn8047]

Here in Alabama USA our gardens never look that lush and green past late May. Your garden is beautiful!!!

[@rhondaverma6358]

Huw, I now have my 74 year old dad watching your channel. Thank you! He loves it!

[@HuwRichards]

Brilliant! Thank you so much :)

[@caroloconnor1494]

What is the brassica you mentioned? Would be very helpful to list the less common plants. You make them look so appealing.

[@teedub1990]

Everything is so beautiful. The care and dedication you have towards your garden is evident.

[@HuwRichards]

Thank you! :)

[@thebirdartistscottage]

I love watching your videos, Huw! I always feel so encouraged and inspired. You have such a gift for bringing gardening to people in an accessible and engaging way. Thank you so much for the light and joy you are putting out into the world! 💝

[@JHS9498]

What a wonderful garden. It’s the best time of the year right now. To walk in the garden and to harvest what is ripe. I really like it!

[@HuwRichards]

Yes I love it! :)

[@007lovediamonds6]

You deserve a gold medal 🏅🏅🇬🇧👍

[@craigmooney2630]

Challenges of food forests “ still the photography is fantastic, well done 👍

[@PriestessKikyo1]

How have I never run across your videos before? Loved the garden tour, can't wait to see what's next.❤

[@potagermalo]

Vous avez un magnifique potager bravo 👍 A bientôt

[@Mandariniable]

Τhis time of the year your garden looks like paradise!

[@HuwRichards]

Awh thank you!!🌱

[@louiseherbild4180]

Thanks for another inspiring video. Our little food-producing patch of the garden here in Denmark is slowly getting bigger and bigger to incorporate more crops. Really enjoy when you share how you prepare and eat the crops. I suppose the Danish food culture perhaps looks different, (for example the use of broad beans in meals is rather uncommon I think). So thanks for sharing those little tricks. We love peas (as well) and had “Oregon” in our quite small greenhouse from March to give an impressive harvest through the hungry gap and finishen in time to be replaced by cucumbers.

[@oliverlondon5246]

WOW! What a beautiful garden Such abundance. You must be so proud as this is proof of the difference your approach is making. We’ll done

[@denwilliamsson1856]

Hi Huw, Appreciated your tour ☺️, tried to work out the names of some of the varieties you were so happy with.......stem lettuce, tree cabbage and the Welsh variety of a pea plant. Would you be able to list your varieties so others could obtain the seeds and enjoy? Cheers Den, a Suffolk gardener

[@HuwRichards]

Celtuce , Asturian Tree Cabbage and Llanover Peas. :)

[@melaniekost128]

Hello from San Antonio, Texas. Love the refreshing green of your garden. Thank you for your inspiration, I always learn something from each video and your books as well.

[@JacksonClan11]

I love these garden tours! I envy your climate in Wales, it's really a wonderful place to live if you're a gardener!

[@matthiasr408]

Such a calming personality and good insights. I love your videos

[@Randeb86]

What an incredible garden, the best I have seen, you are a wealth of knowledge, thanks sent from Georgia, USA.

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

If you have the space, there's no such thing as growing too much. What you don't eat becomes compost. But, on the other hand, more species variety is better than more volume of one species. I have several volunteer tomato plants. They are staring to produce at the same time as the nursery plants I bought!!!

[@carolthomas770]

What you don't need, share the bounty with others. People appreciate the food and flavor!

[@marybogar5981]

Your garden is amazing! You are such an inspiration to me. I love your tours. It gives me ideas of what I can plant and how to plant. Even though my climate and soil is vastly different I can still gain so much knowledge from you for my own garden. Your books are so helpful too. Thanks again!

[@dandantao5799]

Celtuce needs quite a lot of space for a fully grown thick stem (30cm by 30cm). We mainly use the stem for cooking (slice it, stir fry with beef, add some soy sauce and chili paste)

[@HuwRichards]

Thank you so much for the tip!!

[@sproutingemily]

I love your idea for using green coriander seeds. I typically let the seeds dry for use in curries, so I'm excited to give the green coriander butter a try as a refreshing alternative. Thank you for the terrific videos!

[@barbragil440]

Just lovely...Not just productive but beautiful🌿🌱🌻

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Barbra

[@deborahfont8697]

Huw, you have such an amazing garden, so many delicious varieties. You bring such valuable knowledge. Thank you and keep trialing.

[@HuwRichards]

Thank you so much Deborah!

[@emilypickett6401]

Huw, you have the most wholesome garden videos. Your excitement for your garden just melts out of the screen. Going to be adding celtuce to my 'to grow' list.

[@HuwRichards]

Great! It will be a lovely addition :)

[@tonyskoyled5949]

Thanku Huw A wonderful productive tour 👏👏

[@HuwRichards]

Thanks Tony!:)

[@ninemoonplanet]

I looked through the comments, couldn't find the name of those Welsh peas. I live in an area much like Wales, wet, foggy, and of course, slugs. This year I tried using dried coffee grounds to deter the slugs. My thinking is the slugs won't like crossing such granular particles. The coffee grounds seemed to work because the slime is either harder to make or absorbed. Still not sure precisely why, but it did seem to work. The fragrance was handy to keep pests off.

[@honoregale856]

Envy, envy envy! Love your enthusiasm which is so infectious. Started no dig beds this year with mixed results. Hope if I build the beds up with better quality compost it will be better next year. Many thanks for all your tips and information.

[@joseantoniocoimbra7920]

Excellent harvest!!! God bless you and your crops...

[@tylorjames3059]

Watch Chris Evans doing garden harvesting is the top satisfaction! :D

[@aquilip1]

Thank you Huw. You're an inspiration to budding permaculturists 🙏👍

[@HuwRichards]

My pleasure! Thank yo so much :)

[@anatevkabell6046]

Wonderful garden! If the birds are going desperately after unripe grapes they may be lacking water. A bird bath might be a good solution...

[@andreahorsch286]

I dehydrated my onion tops and turned them into green onion powder. It can go in anything but is especially good on roasted potatoes

[@777-To-Inspire.]

You have a beautiful garden 💚👍🏻✨

[@HuwRichards]

So nice of you :)

[@lizpalmer5804]

Why did I not know this before?! I've definitely been missing a trick. I pulled up a couple of garlic in my polytunnel, sliced stems in half vertically, popped on the griddle with olive oil & salt - beautiful. I've had trouble with leeks due to allium leaf miner so green garlic could be a real substitute. I'll be sowing masses more in the autumn. Guessing softneck are best for eating green? Scapes on my hardnecks will be ready very soon. Yum.

[@jules357]

I’m looking your videos from France (Normandy) and it’s always a pleasure 🌱🥗

[@susanblauss5829]

I tried my first green garlic because of your suggestion earlier this year and it was wonderful. I am also going to be more organized in my planting next year, per your suggestion. Normally I am just intuitive, but I also over see. Plants get shaded out. Lol I lost lots of onions or they remained tiny because overplanted lol. Oh well the joys of gardening

[@evansgoff476]

I’ve had a hard time getting into kohlrabi, I’d love to see or hear about some of your uses beyond grating. Beautiful garden, you really inspired me to expand on my initial plans to make a garden to reach for more.

[@sophiaprisk5545]

Kohlrabi is delicious young just eaten like an apple when peeled, sliced into rounds and added to salads, julienned and added to a quick pickle, fermented, or roasted as a root vegetable with olive oil, salt and pepper when older. I also really enjoy it added to a stirfry and cooked until just heated and tender.

[@HuwRichards]

Peeled, tossed in oil and seasoning and roasted in the oven or air fryer! So tasty! :)

[@joycejames4879]

Loved the tour and hearing about how you use your produce, thank you!

[@HuwRichards]

Thanks so much Joyce!!

[@NewDimension7]

Yay really enjoy to watch Very nice ideas,, super creative. Thanks You for sharing beautiful garden .

[@HuwRichards]

You are so welcome :)

[@Sky-Child]

Lovely video, love your tours. I will have a huge garden one day so I can grow more and more 😀

[@fabianacamozzi775]

Amo este canal. Brazil 🇧🇷

[@slomo1716]

I adore carrots, what is your secret? Is the soil soft for about a foot, to get such gorgeous carrots to grow that large? Oh my word, those onions are spectacular, were they grown from onion sets or seed? I no longer drink coffee, so I don't have any coffee grounds to augment my small garden, but I do drink tea. Do teabags have the same results as coffee grounds? Astounding harvest - Thank you very much!!!!

[@lauramacini6811]

Keep your bouquets of roses. Give me artichoke flowers any day 😊

[@nnagle9224]

I love your enthusiasm for placing plants for color. I am not familiar with some of these plants because I am from New York, USA, but I am learning. Thank you.

[@HuwRichards]

You are very welcome! :)

[@PlantGuild]

Keep doing you, Huw. You’re a big inspiration to a garden in Colorado, USA. Cheers!

[@wendywillman3006]

I’ve discovered celery flowers this year they are fantastic for flower arranging and a great aromatic alternative to gypsophila flowers and last ages if conditioned correctly.

[@HuwRichards]

Thanks for sharing! :)

[@wendywillman3006]

@@HuwRichards what was the name of that Cabbage you were talking about, about 3.55 minutes in tried replaying four times still didn’t catch the name!

[@lyndaturner6686]

So much food, I’m envious of the fact you had heavy rain , I’m in Cornwall and it’s been so dry, we had a slight damping last night , it’s now August the 2nd but not enough to fill my butts.

[@stevehiggins1263]

Looking amazing Huw! unfortunately my cucumbers this year have lots and lots of flowers but not a single fruit, my son wanted to have a go at growing the round yellow ones but so far no joy. Our tomatoes on the other hand are hanging nearly 3 ft out of the greenhouse window! Easily 9ft tall and like your cherry tomatoes they are full of fruits.

[@psykedude]

Have you tried pollinating the cucumbers by hand?

[@deniseyounger6004]

Amazing garden! Love your videos and information you inspire me 🪴

[@HuwRichards]

Awh that's wicked Denise - thank you!

[@deniseyounger6004]

@@HuwRichards I can’t wait to see your next video 🌻

[@Yanaschaf]

I'm sure it's a lot of editing work, but it would be so great to read the latin names on screen as the plant is shown - easier to look up and possibly track down.

[@carolthomas770]

Lush and beautiful 🥰. What a bounty of healthy greens. Well done!

[@ErwinvanHolten]

Very impressive and inspiring garden, Huw. Do you water everything manually daily? It may interesting to see some videos on how you process all these vegtables, storage, etc. Thanks.

[@HuwRichards]

NO WAY!! I watered only seedlings 2 times a week during dry weater, developed plants more so once deeply every 2 weeks if that:)

[@peasoup9706]

He's blessed with a wetter climate. 😂 I live in the Eastern US and we haven't got a drop of rain in weeks. Gotta water deep every other day here.

[@kirstypollock6811]

Wales is famously rainy. Here in N Germany, it's rained here maybe half a dozen times since March!

[@Sekhmetouserapis]

Great looking garden!

[@HuwRichards]

Thank you!!

[@meomunchodom]

it is my dream garden

[@andykyriakides2144]

2 questions for you Hugh if you can help . 1 ) at which stage do you cut off the seed heads of onions /shalottes etc ? 2) Can the liquid from a container , with a mixture of dry leaves and green waste cuttings , including comfrey , from last spring , be used as a feed for the garden this summer ? and do i have to dilute it like other store bought market feeds ?

[@master_toys]

Amazing!!! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@maryelizabethcalais9180]

Great tour.... tk you Huw! I need help in tying knots to hold the bamboo poles together like you. have them in your. garden. I tried tying tree branches to. form a cross trellis like yours in this video and the poles keep sliding down.

[@suttonsplash14]

You should add some cooking videos to the channel!

[@HuwRichards]

Check out our blog farmerandchef.co.uk/blog :)

[@chaddamp2894]

wow..its looking great Huw

[@montyshinn8704]

Wonderful inspiring garden. Thanks for tour.

[@HuwRichards]

You are most welcome!!

[@stevephenald7543]

Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge with others always very interesting. On a personal note what size bucket do you grow your potatoes here

[@sascenturion]

Fantastic garden and wonderful enthusiasm! So jealous of your spectacular garden. 😀👍

[@greenfingers9437]

Huw I am so jealous! You have the most beautiful garden, and your vegetables are out of this world, my purple sprouting broccoli is covered with green fly and the Brussels sprouts are covered white fly even though they were covered with Enviromesh, my runner beans are covered with black fly! But I guess I mustn’t complain I got a lovely crop of onions, yellow French beans, cucumbers and Red Malabar Spinach and the courgettes have started producing too, please keep up the good work your videos are very informative thank you.

[@HuwRichards]

Thank you so much! I certainly will do. Good Luck with your growing :)

[@susanjordan2130]

Thank you. Always enjoy seeing your gorgeous garden.

[@chezelleconroy2951]

Huw, what are your highest temperatures in summer? Thanks for this one, it’s gold!

[@riikkaroine1609]

Thank you so much for this video again. Now I know what to do with my overgrown lettuce.

[@HuwRichards]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@rumi885]

What a dream garden full of different varieties! You haven't mentioned how your Blauhilde is going. It's growing beautifully in my vegetable garden and I was wondering when to harvest it. 😊

[@renge3084]

What sort of celtuce do you have? I want to try the same variety!

[@MrsBullfinch]

Thank you for the tour of your veg plot. I am feeling very jealous. I have tried for a second year to have a veg plot. Struggling, first with the weather, not like the weather in Wales unfortunately, then slugs and I think my soil isn't the best but I am going to try, try again. Thank you for your enthusiasm and inspiration.

[@HuwRichards]

Don't give up! Keep trying and see what works best for you :)

[@MrsBullfinch]

@@HuwRichards I sure will. Thank you.

[@roque5graciela]

Que abundancia felicitaciones💚🌱

[@irenetheochari8742]

Your veggie garden is impressive. I just tried looking for the asturian tree cabbage you showed us and I wonder where you bought the seeds for it.

[@danielacrespo8837]

Amazing garden! Can you tell me the científic name of the field beans? Because I can only find the board beans! Thank you very much!

[@KandyTheGardener]

How beautiful! 🌱🌱🌱

[@jacquehaugh3978]

My brassica's are being devoured by white butterfly caterpillars. How have you stopped caterpillar epidemic?

[@angeliquealiphon-macaque7469]

Love ❤ all your plants amazing garden 😍

[@vitamartinenko4747]

Hi Huw, what is the name of the Welsh pea variety? I have tried googling the Hanover pea (hope I heard it right) but can not find any to purchase. I would love to grow some 🌱 Thank you!

[@WellnessMafia]

So inspiring! Absolutely love this.

[@fazlurahmanmk8292]

How many times you give fertilizers to your plants after they planted

[@alisonjanecarroll1042]

Wow, absolutely amazing as always, such an amazing harvest. Love watching your vlogs, so informative and helpful. Thank you so much 👍 😊

[@HuwRichards]

You're very welcome! :)

[@tomasoboselli7388]

Hi, I was wondering how big really your garden is. Judging from this video it looks immense 😁

[@hilarywarner7962]

How do you keep pigeons and catepillars off your plants. I also think I have a mosaic virus in my gladioli that are near the Squash. Rust has also been a problem. Help! Well I found your other video on pest control, 🙏. Then I had a better look at the gladioli and discovered I have thrips. Fingers crossed no mosaic virus as the Squash look healthy.

[@lindasands1433]

WOW! All those onions! 👍

[@denisenewman1578]

Hello Huw I’m down near Lampeter. When do you sow your field beans? And where did you buy your Welsh Peas seeds? Diolch yn fawr iawn Denise

[@evanlikestoskateboar]

Where can I buy field bean seeds ???? I can’t find any - in the states. I live in oregon & our climate is similar

[@bhalliwell2191]

Gorgeous! Such a beautiful and productive garden, very soothing to the spirit. I know Dakota Black (corn) only as a popcorn variety. Have you found a field corn or sweet corn variety by the same name?

[@ria5950]

love your videos! Can anyone please recommend a trustworthy organic, non-gmo shop to order seeds from?

[@joanneshaw461]

What was the type of cabbage you showed? I couldn't quite catch the name.