Season Change: Six Months of Growth and Succession Plantings at Homeacres

To show you the amazing amount of growth, harvest and then regrowth of new plantings, through the busiest six months.
During all this time I add no feeds, fertilisers or extra compost. We mulch the beds once a year in late autumn, with compost. Paths receive a little wood chip as you can see.
No dig means healthy growth and almost no weeding needed.
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Filmed from April to October 2019 by David Adams at Homeacres, Somerset, UK. Edited by him in winter and with photos from Charles' library.
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Spanish subtitles by Maria F. Nieto Ramirez