September Plot Tour || Plot 37

[@sheilanichols3647]

Your garden is beautiful 😊

[@happyg8059]

*_SMART GARDENING STYLE, JESSIE, You are teaching me to be patient with plants,we will not get tired of watching your videos, please don't stop gardening, continue like this, GO GO GO GOOOOOOOOOO!!!_*

[@patdelaney191]

I use a few hyssop leaves in a mixed leaf salad and also for flavouring soup 👍

[@gringomuscovy955]

I’ve never put in soup I will most definitely try that, thank you for sharing

[@chrissyloran3039]

Missed your lovely mum today. Excellent plot tour as usual.

[@gaynorbailey4331]

Hi Jess I don't know if you know but sea kale is lovely when you it has been covered with a pot like you do rhubarb. You eat the tender white shoots its yummy. Forced sea kale is amazing hope you enjoy

[@izzywizzy2361]

Girlies are getting much more confident 🐔🐔🐔

[@tamararoberts9307]

I love your plot tours because they inspire me to try to grow things I haven't grown before, thx Jesse, your plot looks so beautiful

[@tamararoberts9307]

Sorry, I think I keep spelling your name wrong Jessie?

[@Flippin_Crazy]

Dry it-sprinkle over roasted vegetables, drink it as a tea! Cheers!

[@mudoh2131]

Great tour as always Jessie. You produce so much high quality food. You are amazing.

[@grahamrdyer6322]

Great tour Jess, and your french beans look amazing, What ever you do DO NOT prune your stone fruit at this time of year, (cherries apricots etc) because the trees may get silver leaf, only prune them in mid summer (June, July, first two weeks of August), My mum had a cherry and pruned it in September, just over a year later it was dead.

[@selinanguyentv5125]

thích vườn rau quá ạ

[@musicalmarion]

Hi Jessie, I noticed the Girlies were nibbling the Gladioli leaves. Some sites label them as toxic, but I couldn't find anything specific so I'm not sure. You've had chickens for years so perhaps it'd be great if you could warn people about some garden plants, that chickens mustn't eat while free roaming. I was amazed to find raw beans on the list and many garden plants. I loved your tour, thanks for sharing, it always cheers me up! 💕

[@stormwilde3145]

You can use olbas oil or citronella to deter badgers but you need to spray it regularly... but research it before hand 🙂

[@sarahkeal1065]

Lovely tour. I had to rip all of my tomatoes out my tunnel yesterday. It’s that bloody blight again. I’m just grateful I got so much when I did. Still after this meh year we are due a good one x

[@susanok2264]

Jessie, I have enjoyed your videos so much! In California, mint plants will totally and completely take over our garden beds, so we grow it containers or pots to stop the spread. In UK, apparently that's not the case, I guess. Whatever, I love watching you and Mom.

[@carlsmith7240]

Luvleeeeeez plot tour, amazing how much you've still got on the go. Clucks look settled too. 😁

[@garyclifton2180]

Love runner beans to was my favourite things out garden 😋

[@adrianeroffe762]

Hello Jessie, may I make a suggestion about your chicken cage. If you paint the outside of the wire black your bantams will be more noticeable and stand out more. I did this for mine and what a difference!

[@gringomuscovy955]

Hyssop is used for digestive and intestinal problems including liver and gallbladder conditions, intestinal pain, intestinal gas, colic, and loss of appetite. It is also used for respiratory problems including coughs, the common cold, respiratory infections, sore throat, and asthma. Absolutely love watching your videos!

[@room3950]

I cut off a handful of flowers and leaves to brew into tea. Delicious and healthy!

[@frankschulte-ladbeck6434]

I use it for a teat during the winter for respiratory health. Related to hyssop is agastache plants which make a better tea. Savory I use for flavoring beans.

[@moirapastre1234]

Anise Hyssop makes an incredible tea - hot, but especially cold. you can also use it in backed goods and cocktails! That looks like a different kind of hyssop. Might as well try it out in a cocktail... for the sake of science!

[@helenhawkins4054]

Loved my trip around🤗👍👌✅

[@tonyforrest2724]

Allotment looking as full as ever... Great tour. Shows us all how long we can get veg out of a season... Well done chaps...

[@debbiecarne1927]

Summer savoury is normally a herb to use with beans. I believe it is supposed to stop windiness.

[@evelynknox6475]

I have "bean envy". After planting 6 different types of beans, my total harvest has barely filled the palm of my hand. It's been a constant battle to keep the plants safe from the rabbits. Still have Greek gigantees to harvest. 🤞 EJK from 🇺🇸

[@andyducker6208]

Thanks for another tour. I must try more squashes next year like yours. Can't seem to grow butternut but the Boston winter squash has six fruits coming and is travelling everywhere.

[@myrustygarden]

Morning ladies, would it benefit the squash plants to dead end where the last large squash sits? What is that lovely framed piece in the back of the green shed it would look lovely on the fence behind the pond. My corguette were crap this year as were the cucamelons (last year loads 😂). The zambuca berries look like black pearls they are gorgeous. Poor Berta 😢 she needs a makeover. I’ve just pruned my strawberry plants for winter 🥶. Burlotti are superb looking I must admit I buy beans for looks 😂😂 luckily they taste as good as they look. Getting cooler nights now poly tunnel was 6c last night but all brassica back ups in there and they don’t mind. Well thank you for sharing as always 🇨🇦🐝 safe

[@jorgefonseca3208]

You can really tell we had a strange summer this year... Either way it's always a pleasure seeing your allotment 💚🌱🥂

[@stevendowden2579]

lovely tour lovely allotment

[@lorraineowen7978]

Wonderful tour! 😀

[@shuntersharpy]

Hi Jessie , since my good lady and I stumbled across your channel a few weeks ago , you have inspired us both to want to try crops that we have never had before , either home grown or shop bought . As we are currently downsizing on our allotment and completely remodeling it I was hoping for a bit of advice from you with regards to chard and fennel , In your opinion which are the best of each to grow , taking into consideration ease of growing and best taste . Kind regards Rob and Erica. P.S keep up the great work with your allotment and videos , it's great to see a you tuber that seems totally down to earth.

[@jamiemittermuller6470]

It true that the quality of compost you use really affects the quality of the plants.It’s not been all bad, cosmos looked good, sweet peas have been fantastic this year (a vase full every other day). To be honest I’m looking towards new year, wanting a plum tree and a camellia, waiting to plant my tulips. At the moment I’m growing a selection of houseplants.

[@harriettejensen479]

I love white bean soup with summer savory!

[@annaking9213]

Enjoyed 👋

[@papusna84]

I got 4 days off and planing to finish chicken pen and move them from backyard.Nice bussy weekend at allotment.

[@inatinygarden]

Another utter joy to watch! You are so impressive - enjoy the sunshine to yourself! x

[@das_hanski]

Hi Jessie, has the plot grown in size over summer or how come your plot tours are getting longer and longer? And can we please take a moment to appreciate the lack of blackfly on the beans this year! 😄 Speaking of beans... when you say 'Neudecker' you actually mean 'Neckargold', don't you? Bit of a Haberano/Habanero flashback. The girlies are looking particularly fine, they must really like it in their new home! Much love, Hannes 💚

[@muffman76]

I use it like a tea along with mint and thyme

[@christinebrooks6364]

Hello Jess, lovely plot tour, love your descriptive chats and your girlie's are just gorgeous ❤ I didn't realise you had to cover leeks with mesh, my leeks dont look very well and now wondering what's happened, didn't have chance to check them today due to another job we had to prioritise. Take care 🙂

[@beverley1539]

Hiya Jess, thanx for the tour. Interested in what you will do with the netting shed as you call It,as that is what I have in my back garden. I have shelving unit’s right now. It’s used mostly for storage. Snowblower for ex lol I do live in Ontario Canada after all,lol. Also the pickled beets love them. Of course been following your sambuca bush for obvious reasons lol cheers. Blessings to you and yours🐝

[@francesbatycki404]

I wish we could get Greek Gigantes here in western Canada but alas…

[@yvencia1150]

Love it's 😍

[@bristolveggiebeds5310]

So many lovely beans!

[@dranzerbeast0308]

Had to google that mashed potato squash. Never heard of it before. Just ordered my seeds on Etsy

[@anitahaywood9827]

Squash and Chard recopies required please! That said I did sweat some chard down with butter and Garlic, even the other half liked it, I was shocked because he wont eat cabbage lol. I cant wait to try my mashed potato squash, theres 2 or 3 on there that are massive! Take care x

[@hilaryaitken6987]

Hi Jess Love your videos. Use hyssop sparingly in salads, soups and fruit recipes interestingly it is an ingredient in Chartreus liqueur. Savory fresh or dried with all beans, any pork dishes and lentil soup. I only acquired my very small allotment in March and you have been an inspiration especially the bean arch which has been a triumph so I've purchased two more for next year. Thank you.

[@janerobertson1889]

Hi jess can you do a vlog about green manure. Not got a clue about it. Bit of a newbie. Have a great weekend.

[@robinsmith6094]

I love your plot tours. I added some echinacea seeds to my ever-growing seed order at Premier Seeds Direct and added a scrillion more 😂 I'll be doing everything in containers next year, except for my beans, peas, leeks, garlic, & onion. By the way, your borlotti beans are gorgeous. I have mine split between in-ground and in a container. The in-ground ones have fared SO much better. Mine are just getting big (I'm near Perth in Scotland). Thank you for inspiring so many of us newbies. 😊

[@woutmoerman711]

Why do you do most in containers? Everything grows soo much better in the ground here. I love Premier Seeds and really hope I can order again soon, but the Brexit made it impossible earlier. All the best and kind regards from the Netherlands!

[@robinsmith6094]

@@woutmoerman711 Hiya! I rent our house and other than our front bed (which is small) I can't dig up the garden to plant food. I have had great results from planting the tomatoes and peppers in containers this year. Planning to quadruple what I'm planting next year and am considering a KZbin channel to talk about container gardening for people like me. 💗

[@woutmoerman711]

@@robinsmith6094 great plans! Good luck!

[@robinsmith6094]

@@woutmoerman711 Thanks so much 😊

[@christhomas8332]

Any chance you can do a video on pruning your cherry tree please as I bought several fruit trees including 2 cherry last yr and need to keep on top off them as I'm not getting any younger 😆😆🙏

[@richarddoe2474]

Cherry trees are prone to silver leaf. only prune mid summer.

[@fareebug8439]

🍃🍁🍂💕Happy Fall 💕🍂🍁🍃

[@amarchadbagan8667]

Khub sundor seyar valo laglo

[@gardeningperth]

Do you leave Lily at the plot or she goes home with you daily?

[@lynnrushton7458]

💜👏👌 x

[@d34dly0101]

Shided the ted ?

[@crystalpaquette91]

I giggle every time.🤪 It's a running joke on a mispeak a few postings back.

[@hetty2974]

Oh yep.was meant to be tidied the shed. 😆 .shided the ted.funny isnt it,agh .

[@paulkelley7445]

USA sc