Mulching Frenzy - The compost finally arrived! The pumpkins get planted out || Plot 37 (Episode 64)

The horse manure/compost/mulch has finally arrived on the allotment after a huge delay and we are in a mulching frenzy catching up on all the things we've been delaying whilst we waited. So this week i have mulched around the mulberry tree and the apple tress, cleared two of the raised beds that had last winters beetroot and bolted lettuce still in (and mulched them) - all ready for planting out the Pumpkins/Winter Squashes. The varieties we are growing this year are:
Marina di Chioggia
Mash Potato
Waltham Butternut
and the wild card Bright Summer.
We are also growing the spectacular Crown Prince Squash direct in the compost bins hoping for three really happy plants this year.
As the weather was a little overcast we also sowed some more carrots under the carrot root fly box. Its now all systems go in the garden and we have got absolutely masses to do. Nothing is ever finished in a vegetable garden is it?
This was also my last week of proper work so i'm now down to just Fridays for a few weeks before being cut loose to garden for a couple of months!
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[@mycoloradogarden7780]

You gotta figure out a way to trick your mom into scooting her feet along the ground. Then you can play it backward and she'll be moon walking!

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄😄

[@jones7454]

Fair play 2 u and your mum for walking sooooo far with those barrows.....U deserve a bottle or two.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Definitely! 😄

[@777daf]

Lovely video your mum is a beautiful lady 🤝

[@Phuongnguyentruc]

Mulching frenzy.thank you sharig video

[@kasw3371]

Jesse, If you take your trowel to a welder they can fix it up with just three small spot welds. Auto body shops will have one or two willing individuals who might even be willing to do it for free if not at a small cost.(worth a try for your favorite trowel!) Good luck.

[@JessieatPlot37]

True! I thought about doing it myself but it might be a tad delicate a job for my ‘free form’ welding skills… lol

[@kasw3371]

@@JessieatPlot37 That’s awesome that you weld👍🏻.... Nothing hurts to try and see if the weld will hold. Your a pretty talented person. I doubt there’s anything you don’t do well.

[@suemowat222]

Defeat slugs in a cold frame. Inch or so of water in a tray. Stand two plant pots in the water and stand the tray of seedlings etc on the pots. Unless slugs can swim or jump they can't get at them. Takes up space but worth doing for plants that really matter.

[@lidiyaagne8381]

Please show Polly tunnel more often. Keep up the great job.

[@JessieatPlot37]

As soon as the toms get going I’ll be in there all the time!

[@cw2126]

Thanks for sharing Jessie

[@JessieatPlot37]

🙂

[@virginiaallisonpeck2517]

The names of the plants are VERY helpful ❤️🇺🇸☮️❤️

[@cherisemoss2700]

I hope that you continue to make the longer videos. This was too short. Thanks for sharing.

[@annaking9213]

Yes linking the names and putting them on the screen will help.

[@cathalsmyth721]

Respect ladies 👍👍.. especially to mom..

[@JessieatPlot37]

I will pass it on to her!

[@peascarrots6829]

Your camera work has advanced to a whole new level Jess. Very cool watching you barrow the mulch all that way, goodness what a chore. Hope you and mum had a good supply of icy/hot patches for your sore muscles after. Those ladybird larvae numbers are incredible and congrats on your garlic harvest (mum as cameragirl)! Can’t wait Thursdays “What to plant in July” episode and the pond report/episode after that. Lots to look forward to. Sorry about your reduced work hours, but hey, less stress and more allotment time! I have caught poison oak, I pulled out what I thought was Virginia Creeper when weeding my daylily bed. Silly me. Feeling better now, the itch is lessening. Today I gave everything a long, deep water. We’ve not had rain in yonks. Noticed tomato clusters forming on my Sungold. Not long now. Take care. 🥰🙃🙂

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahah! Thank you! We’ve done ‘the compost marathon’ in the rain so many times, it was a pleasure in the morning sun this time! And you get a rest on the long walk back with an empty barrow 😄 Mum did a great job as camera girl, she’s getting good! Oh and sorry about the poison oak! Nasty. Hope you’re nearly over it.

[@peascarrots6829]

You and your mum are an absolute delight. Tuesdays and Thursdays are my favorite days. I’ve copied many of your gardening and construction techniques this season for my own lockdown garden. So glad to see you getting back to your cheery brilliant self! Poison oak is nearly gone - on me at least, not so much the back fence. I shall go in with body armor next time! See you Thursday! 🙂

[@sheilanichols3647]

Love, love, love your most helpful and intertaining garden video posts with your mother! You go girl!

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄 thanks Sheila!

[@annaking9213]

Wow the path needs cutting back, looks like a plot cleanup day by the group of owners.

[@helenhackett6646]

Wow.good workout😁Awww all those beautiful ladybird larvae... you are blessed🥰😍...your mum is soo Lovely 😍 💖..obviously you take after her..😂😂👍

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahah, thanks Helen!

[@anjkovo2138]

Hey Jessie thanks for the tip on eating Radish Seed Pods. They are delicious. Never knew you could eat them👍😀👍

[@murielbailiwick2978]

Interesting delivery address for the driver!

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄

[@myrustygarden]

Morning lovely ladies I have always said gardeners are the nicest people I think it’s fantastic that you and mom helped out your plot neighbors with their delivery. I wish I had so many ladybug larvae I think I’ve seen maybe 2 ladybugs so far. Rain what’s that 🥵🥵🥵. I’m totally missing my garden but it’s just too hot during the day 45+ I have tarp or shade clothes everything looks like a circus 🎪 came to town. If your interested I can send you some gorgeous black poppies I will DM you. Funny how compost can make your day I would rather get a present of that than most anything else 😂😂. Funny but when mom was filming garlic pull she sounded like an Aussie. We had tom seedlings in the lawn 😂😂. Everything looks fantastic and channel is growing by leaps and bounds your both doing a great job. As always thank you for sharing your videos and mom with us 🇨🇦🐝 safe

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Ali, hoooooooo 45+ yeah, that’s not gardening weather that’s hiding weather!!! Wow, I would absolutely love to throw in some black poppies to the mix yes please!! And compost can most definitely make ones day! 😄😄 You didn’t hear wrong - mum is from Sydney!! 😄

[@lynnrushton7458]

Having spent an hour and a half chopping ivy down, watching you & mum move all that compost my back was groaning‼️ 😫 But what a satisfying job, it looks fantastic 👌 still catching up on your vids ( mega busy week 🙄) so have watched them in totally wrong sequence 🙈 Have a great week Jessie (& mum) xx

[@stevendowden2579]

lovely video compost and music

[@JessieatPlot37]

Compost and music, a natural combination 😅

[@AdamOmidpanah]

This is a strangely beautiful ironic how-to video. Moving bags of horse poo from a cemetary to grow a garden. It's like some bizarre narrative from a beatnik novel.

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄 😄

[@neilhatton6018]

Something relaxing about watching you move compost 😂 It's the moving wistful music! Nice brand of compost, I know it well..! Hell of a distance to travel however!

[@glenncasey1102]

It's never to early for wine 🤨🤣😂

[@utility44]

Quick welding job would fix that trowel.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Yeah, it’s stainless steel and really thin (like pressed sheet) and my welding skills are a little ‘free form’ lol. It was originally riveted so I might drill out the old rivets and fix it that way!

[@belfrykat]

i grow the mashed potato squash. right now i'm picking them young, & using them like i would a summer squash. they're delicious sliced thick & grilled. we have a long growing season here, so i plan to start another plant to let grow to winter size.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Oh interesting! I will try one young when they get going. 🙂

[@Bev437Sqn]

Another amazing video. The plant names are a great addition. Thank you

[@JessieatPlot37]

Fab, thanks Bev!

[@stephenrowe1415]

Fantastic weather for the outdoor heirloom tomatoes...........not! 🤯 Trying a few beautiful Karen Oliver varieties next season & hope they'll be as successful as the compost accidentals 🙂

[@wykedmoose7642]

Gotta have the hat......ok, found it....Struthless.....wow! They're really proud of their hat. But, it's a cord hat. No one has a cord hat in US. Hmmmm

[@BettyandtheBees]

There's something about seeing fresh compost being spread that just makes my brain happy. Just looks so fresh and new and healthy, makes me feel fresh and new too!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Ditto!! A freshly mulched bed is a thing of great joy!

[@wendycullingworth3879]

Your mum us such a gem.👍👍 And just LOOK at those ladybugs 👍👍🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞 Another great vlog thanks jessie. 👏

[@lisadunphy2085]

Yes it's helpful 🙂 thankyou

[@annaking9213]

I love your hair up.

[@davidmills4643]

Hi Jessie it's Tina much better putting the names on the screen

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Tina

[@rosee941]

Just watching another uk plotholder channel, and noticed that he uses calcium around planting time and it seems to stop clubroot... or at least make the effects not as bad... not related to your compost workout... but thought i'd pass it along!

[@Whistlewalk]

Well, don't think you'll be needing to get to the gym any time soon. That was quite a lot of compost for the two of you to move.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Makes you feel great though! Especially in the sunshine. 🙂

[@patriciahawkes386]

When I had my allotment I used to bury a plastic bottle alongside the tomato and water into that so it reaches the roots. Also made a dip around the tomato so rainwater and watering didn't run off.

[@patjoyce7247]

Great of you to do all the extra editing Jessie. I'll be glad of that to think about what to do next. Thanks again for being helpful. Keep up the good work you and mum.

[@sarahkeal1065]

Fab to name the varieties on the screen. J use captions and it’s crazy some of the words that pop up when you say a variety. Keep smiling xx

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahah! I never even thought about the captions! Thanks Sarah

[@SouthernYankee]

Omg that must of been a beast to video girl! I know you had to keep stopping and moving the camera to get the shots. I would of given up on that. Great job!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Lol. All the stopping was appreciated on that first wheelbarrow trip! 😅

[@beverley1539]

Hiya Jess and Muma, thanx for the visit and chat your funny Jess lol! Looking forward to watching the pond update. Yes it helps us newbies if you can put up the variety. Blessings from a hot and humid Ontario Canada Thankyou 🐝

[@JessieatPlot37]

🙂 thanks Beverley!

[@jayneeburks8482]

I'm a new sub and wanted to tell you how much I love the piano music. Gardening is so peaceful and your music captures the feeling I get in my own gardening. Thank you for sharing your allotment with me.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Jaynee!

[@philippahobart4499]

Any chance you could add the month in your vlog titles - particularly for last year! Would be so helpful for a beginner looking back at what was happening this time last year! I've learnt so much from your vlogs Jessie!

[@chris.s.9992]

the red vein sorrel taste like being kicked in the back of the throat, you just gave me a great belly laugh. thank you for that. great video.

[@livingmy2ndchance]

YEAH! The mulch/manure arrived!! Seems you've been talking about it for a while. Glad I finally showed up.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahah! I am so happy about it Stacy 😅

[@theroyalcrane]

Cool wheelie basket. It must be nice harvesting with that.

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄 a find from the dump!

[@unsufletpribeag]

🤗❤🤗

[@mrspendleton800]

Also, it IS helpful to see varieties on screen, I often sit watching with a notebook and pen so I can catch what you tell us!

[@tamararoberts9307]

Wishing I could see as many lady bug larve in my gardens. Loving all the info you share with us. Another great vlog. Ty and plz keep them coming ❤

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Tamara. I’ve never seen so many on one plant! I think the field beans were worth growing just for that! 😄

[@tr5598]

Yes .. varieties listed on the screen v.helpful 🙂🥕

[@JessieatPlot37]

👌 thanks Tracy

[@helenhawkins4054]

🤗🤩

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄

[@derekjackson5548]

Hi Jessie, love your video's I've seen them all but are watching some again as I have just got my first Allotment I've been waiting for years. Can you tell me where you get your bags of horse manure from please, keep up the good work you're really helping me Thanks

[@archkod]

Have a new allotment (2x 10 pole) since late April and really appreciate your vids - you work your mom hard but certain she is up for it. Thanks!

[@chillstudio545]

Amazing gardening work 😎😎

[@JessieatPlot37]

🙂 thanks

[@emdobz]

I liked the cheer you received when it was time for a cup of coffee hehe :)

[@garyclifton2180]

Jessie can you get it delivered over school fence area x

[@carlsmith7240]

Finally got around to watching this, another informative vlog, thanks Jessie & mom.

[@The_man_himself_67]

I've never grown tomatoes outside without the blight getting them. Good luck with that!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Ditto. They always get it here too! But I last year I got one large harvest off them before it struck and I had so many spare plants I figured I’d give it another go!

[@karenpage9383]

Yes, please! I love when the variety is in the screen, especially because there are so many its impossible to know them all. Then add in accents and regional pronunciations, and it can be hard to know for sure what a YT'er is talking about. I started gardening just before the world fell apart last year and am part of the reason for the seed and compost shortages, at least in the US. Wish I had started years ago when I wanted to but thought it would be too hard. What started as a container garden ramped up to converting our entire back yard to full fledged garden (and some of the front yard landscaping for edibles). I'm a new subbie and am loving your channel!!! You are just adorable! And I love your cooking vids too 💗

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Karen! I absolutely love that so many people have become gardeners over this otherwise dreadful time, I hope it’s a lasting legacy! And yeah, I know what you mean about accents and things. 😄

[@karenpage9383]

@@JessieatPlot37 I'm sure you wouldn't understand much I say either. I live in the south and have to rein in the southern drawl, especially after spending time with my more country friends! I'm excited about the boom in gardening too. With the way the world has been the last 18 months or so I can't imagine anyone NOT gardening! 😂

[@MrKapeji]

Wow, that was some trek back and fore!

[@tassiegirl1991]

Jess I couldn’t believe you have to wheel barrow through a cemetery to get stuff to your plot. Had me giggling as my mum used to say peaceful neighbours. Couldn’t you get access from the school next to you? It’s great to see your and other people I follow are getting a harvest after such a shocking start to the year. My winter growing is looking good just picked a young cabbage for dinner last night very tender broad beans are tallest I’ve ever had so hoping when time comes I’ll get a super crop. There the only things in the ground everything else are in grow bags or pots. We just had shortest day yippee. I’ll have to start planning again. Take care Jess and mum.

[@JessieatPlot37]

The cemetery is the easiest place! The lorry can’t get any closer and the other gate (that leads onto a main road) is a slightly shorter distance but all up a steep hill! Yeah, it’s slowly starting to ramp up here, picking the odd thing! Soooooo far behind last year though still. Fingers crossed for a long summer as compensation! Well done on the cabbage, I love them when they are like that all tender and sweet. 😄

[@chrisstanley4405]

Pickled peas? Love how you asked it as if you expected an answer there and then from us.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahah!

[@thomascallaghan5988]

Great video and yes it’s been a quick year so far

[@JessieatPlot37]

Felt like it took forever to get going and then BAM! Half way through!

[@ggwildlife]

That lady bug larve was insane, so good to see.. at least no aphids for you on your plants :))

[@Mr_Grimm13]

Check with a local Auto Repair Garage if they have a welder. They could repair your trowel and might trade for a bit of fresh grown Veg. A garlic spray will mask the carrots when you espouse them to work on the bed.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Yeah, I had thought about welding it back myself but my welding style is a bit wayward for such a small trowel! I think it was originally riveted so I’m going to try drilling out the old rivets and replacing them. If that fails, I’ll head to a garage!

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

I found a place to get "sifted top soil" in bulk! It is really mostly organic matter. Great for mulch! Super happy!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Yay!

[@chrisholmes8250]

I reckon you could have done 3 bags per trip

[@jorgefonseca3208]

One must really love gardening to do all those trips "just" for compost hehe💪🏼 Looking forward for the pond's video👍🏼 Nice the new hat🤪🥂Cheers Jessie!!!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Just?!? 😅 Thanks Jorge! 😄

[@jorgefonseca3208]

@@JessieatPlot37 That's why I've used inverted commas on "just", I would have walked 10kms for it too hehe😅

[@jamessimpson5785]

top video, what an effort moving all that mulch and making a video for us all, much appreciated as always, great information, and your allotment is looking super cool by the way

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄 thanks James!

[@jennyjohnson9012]

Enjoyed that video Jessie. Everything is growing so well!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Jenny!

[@Optimist788]

Listening the varieties will be very helpful. I live in the states and I don’t live in naturally high temp climate but we’re having 43+ temps and we’re expecting these temps for another 2 weeks😭😂 I may just be successful with melons though 🤞🏽Enjoying all your videos,TYFS. Stay safe and healthy everyone ❤️

[@JessieatPlot37]

😄 the year of melons! 🤞🤞🤞

[@blessildajoy]

Dang, i just purchased red veined sorrel this afternoon 😢

[@JessieatPlot37]

I think it might just be my one! Other people have said they love it. 🙂

[@matthewgordon-clark2392]

Jess, been meaning to ask for a while. What part of the country is your plot in? Every time I see it I am jealous - it is such a lovely garden and location. Lucky you. Matthew

[@garyclifton2180]

Love the video guys can I ask why you don't like peet compost.have you got a gate on the entrance of your plot the beds look lush lol.x

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hi Gary, we don’t use peat because of the catastrophic environmental damage caused by digging it up. Luckily it’s being completely banned in 3 years here so people are slowly getting used to not using it!

[@garyclifton2180]

@@JessieatPlot37 thank you for your reply Jessie xx I didn't no this so thank you xx

[@carlsmith7240]

As much as i love your vlogs, you're on hold due to football and decorating x

[@jakethemuss1147]

Hi from new Zealand. All looks good jessie I enjoy your videos. Here in new Zealand we are in the depths of winter but looking foward to spring. Good luck!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Jake, I’m always surprised by how fast the seasons roll by, it’ll be spring before you know it! 😄

[@jewelcitizen2567]

What a lovely intro… Idyllic

[@markevo6]

could you advise what the compost was that you used and where it comes from please . really enjoy your videos

[@JessieatPlot37]

It’s just well rotted horse manure. From a local company called the organic compost centre.

[@markevo6]

@@JessieatPlot37 thanks for taking the time to reply , much appreciated

[@steveames8286]

Great vid Jessie, think about gloves when handling manure and suchlike, thin leather types give protection and retain sensitively,I’ve had hand infections in the past with bare hands, just saying.

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Steve! I need to by some more gloves, all mine are worn through. I’ll get on to that.

[@bernadettebeecher]

Excellent video, really enjoyable

[@bristolveggiebeds5310]

That looked like hard work! I wonder how many steps?

[@thornhedge9639]

I don't mean to rub salt in wounds Jessie; if you could manage I'd really like a complete look at the chicken coop before you change it up. All I've ever seen are the in passing shots. I'm really interested in how it is set up now with the outer storage and so forth. Thanks so much. End of June! Wow! It goes so fast!

[@JessieatPlot37]

I’ll be doing a look at what’s there now before we start to do any work!

[@thornhedge9639]

@@JessieatPlot37 Thank You!!

[@ballysillanallotment-man5793]

Jessie I've made a mistake i see you planted the potato squash beside a climbing frame i thought they where like a bush growing plant and where I've planted them i have no way off erecting a climbing frame my first time growing them

[@JessieatPlot37]

They don’t need a climbing frame! They will just scramble across the ground like a normal winter squash. I’m just trying to save a bit of space by encouraging them to grow up!

[@davidthescottishvegan]

Excellent vlog Jessie and good that you have plenty compost now. It's going to get more difficult to get compost containing peat because the government gave retailers until the end of this year to stop selling it voluntary and so far the majority haven't so the government is considering a mandatory ban. This will force more research into alternatives which are more sustainable and environmental friendly.

[@johnosbourne6155]

Lovely to see that your spirits seem better after you know what. I've got some of that horizon compost and a bit concerned. John

[@richardhart7652]

I don't think a scoop trowel is mentally for digging litteraly just for scooping up compost etc. when filling pots and things the handle to scoop joint is not man enough to handle the strain

[@anjkovo2138]

You have AMAZING EYES👍😀👍🌻🌷🌼

[@madhatter61]

Ladybird because you have weeds and nettles.

[@JessieatPlot37]

They are from the field beans

[@duncanrobinson3200]

I am growing 'Crown Prince' again this year, as I do most years - it grows well and stores well into the winter.

[@andyducker6208]

Liked the keep fit video at the start. Why can't you get free manure? Is it because if the city location? I share an allotment, gave my packet of Touchon carrot seed to a friend, she sowed the lot and only 3 have come up. Is it because the ground is too free draining and dries out?

[@JessieatPlot37]

Yeah, no such thing as free manure around these parts! Ah that’s a shame! Carrots live free draining soil but they really do need to stay consistently damp until they’ve come up. If they dry out they’re done for! If you sow them, give them a massive soak and then cover them with a board it can help. Just keep checking under the board and whip it off when they start to show.

[@MichelLaine]

9:03 Is that a visual description of the arches form or a nodding as in "yes we know the arches"? Btw. pickled peas? Why not? Something for a Thursday Vlog, maybe?

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahahah…. Maybe both? 😄 Definitely going to try pickled peas… 😅

[@chrystalbliske9512]

This is beautiful! You do amazing work, you and your mom! Have you ever tried "candied" cucumbers? Only asking because you mentioned pickling/pickled and my brain went down the rabbits hole of food I've eaten hahaha

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Chrystal. Nope! Never tried candied cucumbers! Are they good?!

[@elliesherrin3565]

Good work moving all the mulch ladies I thought we had a trek from parking up! After admiring your raised bed mesh covers I’ve been trying to Google some with not much success. Please could you advise the mesh you use that’s able to bend over but seems sturdy too. If you have a link that would be fab. All looking fab on your plot 👍🏻👏🏻❤️

[@JessieatPlot37]

Thanks Ellie. You know what, I really need to measure the gauge of the mesh. We have 3/4 different thicknesses and I’m not sure which is which but I will do it today and get back to you!

[@IlkkaVuoristo]

"Which I find pretty alarming..." *ExistentialDreadIntensifies* Ps. I don't know what your broken trowel was like, but the handle looked like it was riveted or spot welded to the scoop? Could you drill new holes into it and rivet it back together? (use a vise when drilling, though.)

[@JessieatPlot37]

Hahah. Yeah, I’m going to try drilling them out and re-riveting!

[@willharford-fox2429]

You have many parakeets! Where did you learn all you know about this stuff Jessie?

[@ginaturner8176]

Any fresh pea recipes? , got a good crop on the way & would love to make the most of them

[@JessieatPlot37]

Oh so many! Fresh peas are a complete joy. Are you a vegetarian?

[@ginaturner8176]

No, but love to max the veg in most things!

[@christinebrooks6364]

OMG! You and your Mum must be worn out before you start! What type of horse manure is it?

[@indiafroggatt1505]

love your videos, what was the mulch you used? look forward to the pond episode!

[@MrGreedyboyuk]

How much compost do you produce in your own compost bins? I'm trying to be be self-sufficient but admit I do buy (out of convenience) some manure (yep, I must get along to some stables!!!) & mushroom compost.

[@scottpadfield1511]

I would appreciate your advice. I am growing tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers in my new poly tunnel for the first time. Even though I have a couple bee hives, I am not getting great germination in there. Do you manually germinate? That being said. Plants are 6’ tall. Hope you’re well!

[@JessieatPlot37]

Pollination? Or are you just starting them off? If it’s pollination you can tickle your tomato flowers and that will help! Also are you in the male flower phase of the cucumbers or do you have both?

[@scottpadfield1511]

@@JessieatPlot37 Sorry. I did mean pollination. I have male and female on the cucumbers. Peppers have just started flowering but on a tress of tomatoes I might only get 25-50% at best giving fruit.