Spargo's Kitchen Vegetable Allotment Summer Update- Home Grown Herbs and Veg - The FishLocker

[@cynsmith2793]

What a wonderful allotment so full of produce. With the high cost of living maybe a Fish Locker allotment series for hints and tips on growing and rotating crops, who knows? Bet that greenhouse smelled wonderful.

[@Stuart1779]

Lovely video and garden.

[@scotland.is.magical528]

Reminds me of my dad n grandads. Wish i had the space and time....

[@Piglife101]

Some of my best memories from childhood were spending time with my grampy at his allotment. I can still remember the smell of tomatoes when opening the greenhouse and that was 30 years ago! Used to sneak runner beans and carrots to the horses on the other side of the hedge, memories that last forever

[@PhreddCrintt]

Totally agree with your comments here Dave. I too have some wonderful memories such as these.

[@PhreddCrintt]

So lovely to be allowed to share such a wonderful family gathering with you all John. My Best wishes to all of you.

[@gnomevoyeur]

When I was a big strong teenager, my mother used to get me to help in the garden by digging holes and carrying massive bags8 of cow manure. I’ve avoided gardening as an adult because it just seemed to be all about stink and sweat. On the other hand, I have fond memories of my grandfathers garden, when I was a small boy. He grew amazing pumpkins and also green beans. I’m sure James is having a fabulous time.

[@robertwalka7773]

Allotments are cool..Good therapy for the mind....

[@jetskifisher7825]

Wow, better than any allotment I have seen. What a variety of produce, mega. 😛

[@robertwalka7773]

Jim gent ...lovely chap....and jhon ...brilliant 👏 👏 😊

[@jp-um2fr]

I didn't know this channel exsisted, I do now. Sorted me out for this evening.

[@andysmith819]

I only just discovered this part of your 'KZbin'. I recognise the Gardner from an earlier post where he was cooking. How totally righteous that you should have an equally gentle chum :) Thank you for sharing.

[@pirththee]

Interesting.I have two passions.Fishing and Gardening.Thanks for the look see.

[@mjadams5829]

The garden looks wonderful!

[@createdezign1840]

the caterpillars did in all of my nasturtiums this year, all ten varieties. they looked glorious up until the beginning of July.

[@beckaliz]

What a heavenly space ☺️

[@healesvillepottery234]

Oh I love this! I think Jim might have to have his own little garden channel. Superinspiring. Love it!

[@l.r.sfishing4011]

It's great to see. My wife loves to grow her own stuff can't beat it!!

[@иванычиваныч-ф5ф]

Super garden 👌

[@barksjohnson1513]

Mr. Jim needs some Barn cats to control the varments!! Love these vids

[@DavidMielczarek]

plenty of nice veg john

[@nancyhipshire4448]

Just found this part of your videos would you happen to know the name of the beans Jim was harvesting I never seen beans that size before I love to try an find some like it to grow here in eastern Kentucky would be a great thing for talking about in the family lol

[@Shayna11NM]

Commonly called broad beans or fava beans. The scientific name is Vicia Faba.

[@debraanneclark2188]

Caterpillars are a nightmare with slugs and snails we used to put crushed eggshell and pea shingle around plants helped to stop them as they don't like the feeling on their foot as the crawl along from plant to plant

[@casaanimalia7809]

Love it, we always grow some things ourselves throughout the year but look forward to having the time to do something like this 😁

[@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow]

Thank you for sharing your allotment garden with all of us . I just love to watch your garden grow. Gardeners are my favorite people and There is always so many new things to learn from each other. I garden and make gardening videos too if you'd ever want to visit my garden I’d love to have you!

[@johnmorris4003]

Nice.

[@wendymaddock7705]

Use cotton wool to put the white spirits on the tree

[@trampster7306]

Nice one John & Jim. Sorry John - not been on here much. Was abroad for a month, brought a bad dose of Covid back with us, and allsorts of medical & family things going on, so not as much time for KZbin. Stay safe & well. .👍👍

[@wendymaddock7705]

The wire on the apples is mealybug you don’t need to spray it because it will spread all you need to do is get some white spirits let it down a bit with water and then rub it on on the stems and or where ever you see it that’s an old fashion gardeners trick hope you do it xx

[@stinkymuppet9207]

Gooseberry saw fly on those goose gogs mr locker nasty hungry little critters strip a plant in no time not only that there are 3 different species 🤯 one of them go at it 3/4 times from April onward … I hate em Predators are birds and ground beetles but daily checking and finger and thumbs work best . Can buy nematodes but getting a bit pricey now . Love veg gardens thanks for sharing

[@sandracoomer8756]

Beautiful garden. I would love to have a garden but I might as well have chunks of coal as thumbs. I can't even keep a cactus alive.

[@craigmacdonald2301]

Wooly aphids

[@AnyKeyLady]

Love the videos with Jim. Not sure if i have asked before but does he has what we call Old School Shyness or did something happen? My mother in law passed away in Feb and my Dad had a stroke in July in the heatwave before the 40c heatwave that affected his cognitive communication. He already had dyslexia and not a great memory before. Similar thing happened with my grandad but his stutter he had as a kid came back, just the same as my childhood asthma came back when i got the original covid back in Dec 19. He is back at home. Whilst where he is living is surrounded by trees, he didn't want to move there. It was his step son who wanted his mum closer to him when she was ill and has now buggered off, after separating from his much younger wife, and deserting all of the zoo of animals he was supposed to be rescuing... Moving my Dad even further away from us is now even more of an issue. My step mum was why i ended up in care. After many beds over a few places, whilst doing GCSE's and A-Levels, it wasn't too long before i got meningococcal C Meningitis from a hostel. One of my toughest years. Being into Sea Cadets i heard about the Tall Ships Race. I managed to raise £2k from sponsorship to go on a month long adventure on a 72ft ketch and luckily enough i was cleared my the hospital in time. I also got Sea Cadet of the year for getting into Trafalgar Day, Athletics, etc. My Award was a week away on the T.S Royalist, an 85ft brig, where i earn't my offshore watch leader cert for over 3000k n miles in training. I think i spent 10 days on the RFA Sir Tristam the year before too. There was a creepy guy on board that got arrested upon shore. enough said. When i started uni, i lost all of my funds. I just moved to a flat that i needed to pay for. I worked through uni and did what needed to be done. I worked in Asda as a butcher all the hours i could get and then go to classes. I learnt that credit cards were bad as they were deducting the payments straight away, so i didn't know how much money i had in the bank, until the end of the month. It's just not about gathering or growing resources. These kids needs to know about finances too. I still struggle with things like taxes. x

[@bradt5427]

Caterpillars not good bait for fishing for some thing then?

[@wendymaddock7705]

I meant white mealybug