What To Sow In FEBRUARY | Easy to grow crops

[@LizZorab]

NOW WITH LINKS UPDATED FOR 2021! If you've found this video useful please share it with someone that you think might also find it useful. You may also enjoy my guide to garden planning kzbin.info/aero/PLa6906pLM92kYX00DmPZB3mY-L3lhoZer

[@davidhall5873]

BOSTO TO YOU LIZ 😁 thankyou for your time and understanding, from PEASMARSH East Sussex UK England 😁

[@MorningsattheAllotment]

How fun! I love going back and watching these videos - and since your climate is so similar to ours, it's extremely helpful.

[@davidhall5873]

BOSTO TO EVERYONE LISTENING 😁2021 UK

[@dteager12]

What does bosto mean?

[@jadegrowsveg]

This is the video I’ve been watching each morning this February to get into the gardening spirit 🌱 It’s like my morning garden meditation 🙏🏻😌 Thanks Liz, I started my little veg patch during lockdown 2020. It’s my second year now & I’m learning so much from you & other amazing creators! So excited to get cracking 🥳

[@LizZorab]

So nice of you, thank you. The March video is also available if you want something different to look at!

[@sissysista1838]

I spread ashes from our fire pit around the plants that snails seem to relish... they definitely do not relish the ashes and stay away from those sections completely.

[@johnnunn8688]

Too much ash is bad for the plants.

[@MrSteveGrey]

@@johnnunn8688 It can be but also wood ash can be an amazing fertiliser for some plants, including trees!

[@johnnunn8688]

@@MrSteveGrey ‘can be’, ‘can be’, ‘some’. Make your mind up.

[@WideCuriosity]

Never found anything that really deterred slugs & snails. Always a continuous (losing) battle.

[@johnnunn8688]

@@WideCuriosity I put down old carpet tiles. Lift them every day, destroy slugs.

[@timflatus]

This is great Liz! I'm in the west-country, quite near another well-known content creator, so I can follow your timings quite happily. It's useful to get another perspective and I really enjoy your no-nonsense approach. Subscribed.

[@LizZorab]

Glad it was helpful and thanks for subscribing!

[@amwartwork]

grew money maker last year. i put them out to early in the ground.. as soon as i put bark mulch down and started feeding them tea from the wormery they grew crazy. i had a ridiculous amount of toms. fed the cayennes too and they went crazy. anyone who doesnt have a wormery. get one!

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

I tried growing onions from seed last year and was very pleased. So this year, all my onions will be grown from seed.

[@delphinium5555]

Quick catch up to remind me in case I'm missing anything! Lovely video, I hope you are feeling better x

[@LizZorab]

Thank you! Very slowly on the mend 😃

[@juliebluesky548]

Yum, I have Brussels for brekkies too With other vege like tomatoes and mushrooms Also eggYum!

[@lovelovinghorses]

Fab video Liz, very much appreciate you putting details of seeds in the description 😀

[@robinhazeslip1800]

Love that you share the diff varieties and how u describe the flavors!!💖😁🌿

[@deskjetuk]

I buy seeds like they are out of fashion, now having your video I have bought more :) I will follow your example and sow less but often so hopefully we can sample everything. I have subscribed and really enjoyed your video, entertaining and so many useful tips. Have a great year.

[@garlicbreathandfarts]

Just set my jalapenos, habaneros, and Caribbean reds. Everyone does what you are doing and I am thankful for it!

[@bridgescwr6136]

I'm amazed that we're in the same Grow zone 8B, your in the UK and I'm in SW Georgia(US). Our frost date is April 1st though. The world is round!!! Mother Nature is....who she is! Your garden is lovely!

[@LizZorab]

Absolutely! The zones don't really work for an exact comparison as the UK is much further north (on a level with Canada), but it's warmed by the Gulf Stream. I use the zone equivalent as so many viewers asked what zone we are in, I think the zones refer to the temperature ranges as much as the frost dates. What I do know is that I am totally ready for it to be spring and for it to stop raining for a while! Thanks for watching 😃

[@bridgescwr6136]

@@LizZorab you are welcome, I feel like I have a pen pal! sMiles

[@katipohl2431]

For seeding outside in February I recommend Brassica napus var. pabularia (here in Germany called Bremer #Scheerkohl or Schnittkohl). It can be harvesred by cutting already after 6 weeks and is unknown nowadays because it cannot be stored for many days and transported. The varierty 'Licapo' will be sown here as soon as the snow has gone this month.

[@tinnerste2507]

It's called Siberian kale in English if that helps anyone looking for seeds

[@allotmental.]

I'm rewatching in March 2022 👍🏻

[@aquamarynqa]

Finally somebody from my climate zone :D Great video.

[@amyreaves8054]

Love your channel, I just found it. Thank you. 😀

[@LizZorab]

Welcome! I hope you'll enjoy exploring some of the other videos too!

[@megank7235]

Thank you , this is a great balance between getting to the point and enough info for a begginer.

[@LifeonPigRow]

We are weeks behind you. Oh the beauty of watching others sowing.

[@LizZorab]

Oh, we are weeks behind this too. This video was made in 2019 or 2020 (I can't remember back that far any more!) when I lived on the balmy riviera of the River Severn!

[@patstephenson4199]

thank you Liz xx

[@LizZorab]

You are so welcome!

[@daniellesunley4807]

Last year I ended up with a lot of very small beetroot just before the first frost. I decided to pressure can them as a don’t like pickled beetroot as much. Rather than peel them I washed them well and pressure canned them in just water. When I use them they pop out of the skins, much easier than peeling them all.

[@linda52ization]

You look awesome Liz! I've been watching your videos from 2017 thru to today and the transformation is amazing!

[@LizZorab]

Thanks Linda, it's been a long slow journey, but I'm really starting to feel like me again now. Just a bit more weight to lose and some sparkle to find (I'm sure it's hibernating for the winter) and I'll be feeling fabulous again.

[@deborahzamora479]

I'm with Linda, you DO look fabulous! And it's good that you are taking it slow, then it will all become habit and you can keep it that way. Good work girlfriend. ( and your sparkle is still visible and quite lovely)

[@pertelote4526]

Here, in central Europe, I am still fighting with snow and trying to clear it from the public pavement in front of my house every day :-) I am getting fitter by the minute! There has been another snowfall today, actually. To be honest, I am really happy to see a normal cold and snowy winter after so many years of temperature slightly above zero and almost no snow at all. Spring must be round the corner, perhaps a distant one, though ;-)

[@MsTony1402]

Love Brussels sprouts for breakfast! A bit of olive oil in a skillet, onions and bacon and then the star of the show, the sprout. Crack over some eggs and then in the oven for 5-10 minutes. Absolutely yummy...

[@LizZorab]

Hi Christa, that sounds wonderful! I think I know what I'll be having tomorrow.😊

[@julieb9215]

Tomatoes are the reason I have a “garden”! 😂 Mine is really more like tomatoes & a few other things vs a real garden since I’m doing containers in a 2’ x 20’ area which really doesn’t have enough sunlight. But I do my best because I love tomatoes, especially home grown. I could eat tomato sandwiches every day of summer. Or just chunk some up, add salt & eat that way. I think gardening zones need more specifics than they have. I’m in 8b also but my seasons are drastically different than yours. A person new to gardening would be totally confused if they lived here where I do in southern Georgia US but tried to plant the same as you. I know it’s all about last/first frost dates but it’s also about how long of a growing season, how extreme the temps get, etc. A new gardener might would give up after a first try that completely failed.

[@LizZorab]

I completely agree Julie, the zones system is highly flawed. I refer to it because many of our viewers are from USA and have asked me so many times. 2' x 20' sounds like a good space for tomatoes, do you grow basil and other things below the tomatoes?

[@julieb9215]

Liz Zorab - Byther Farm I have not grown any basil yet but a friend is supposed to give me some seeds. This last year I planted some marigolds in with my tomatoes. The marigolds still have some blooms right now-which is both good & bad. I’m planning to change out some of my containers (for larger containers) & need to reuse the dirt but feel guilty that I’ll have to kill the marigolds which are still attracting bees. I have a plan to fix that issue for this year. I’m prepping the soil across the fence in the neighbors yard & will throw some marigold & other flower seeds over there to grow, saving me some space. 😂 We’re both in rentals & I can tell he won’t care since he leaves trash in his yard. I’ll be improving his yard! 😂 I plan to plant some tomatoes (both full sized & cherry) along with cucumbers, pole beans, & whatever else I can squeeze in. I’ve only grown summer crops but next fall I want to try some winter veggies. I have tons of seeds compared to what I’ve actually planted in the past. 😂

[@miqf914]

@@julieb9215 Flower-bombing the neighbor, I love it!😁

[@jtrose6995]

Julie B any producing garden is a win!! Dont downplay what you accomplished...grats!! And btw feel free to send some 🍅 my way!

[@wolvenwood]

Agreed! I love to grow Paul Robeson tomatoes. I get them from rareseeds.com (no they aren't paying me, I just really love those tomatoes and I love that website).

[@filipparma8718]

Brussels sprouts for breakfast ......perhaps is not the most common choice but I love 'em. I have had them for breakfast and they were just great. By the way great video, very useful.

[@lukejones1244]

no heat: make a wooden frame in a greenhouse, fill with horse manure, but the top layer of compost; sow seeds, and cover with glass.

[@juliearnold5065]

Thanks

[@lukejones1244]

@@juliearnold5065 you're welcome

[@eligirl44]

Hi Liz. Greetings from Canada. I love your videos. Full of good info and helpful tips, with the feel of a chat over a nice cup of coffee with a friend.

[@LizZorab]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@mustafakorel5955]

Hi Liz, just to say your videos have been immensely helpful - thank you!

[@SC-ug7wo]

You have such a pleasant, uplifting smile, Liz. Very informative video and a joy to watch, thanks!

[@LizZorab]

Oh thank you! So pleased that you enjoyed it 😃

[@dougpeterson5257]

Thanks for the list of things to plant, makes it easier to concentrate on what you are saying rather than trying to remember the variety and the other things you are sharing.

[@LizZorab]

Glad it was helpful!

[@paoemantega8793]

Thankyou for this window into your growing life. Much appreciated and full of info.

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Brilliant vidlog....an entire year later. Thanks Liz~!!

[@LizZorab]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@smashedcandle]

I like to get multipacks of seeds, you get six different types of plant seeds in 1 pack and they cost £1 at Poundland!

[@MyBackyardGarden]

I look forward to your garden's progress this year. Thanks for sharing!

[@LizZorab]

Another new year, another chance for abundance in the garden! Thank you for watching as the garden progresses this year.

[@jeanettetaylor2397]

Very good video Liz looking forward to your next one. Thank you.

[@yellowlabrador]

I've been saving 5l water bottles to use as cloches. This year I'm going to concentrate on flowers for pollinators for my garden. They were missing last year, I think because of that warm spell last february.

[@LizZorab]

I think you are right, they all came out and then got zapped by the cold snap in March and April and May and June...

[@kitdubhran2968]

Try and aim for some perennials so that even if they have a rough start or a rough year they’ll come back.

[@christinebrooks6364]

Hi Liz, another great video thanks for sharing and take care 🙂

[@LizZorab]

Thanks for watching!

[@275simon]

Try growing your carrots in pots Liz. After years of failure in the ground I tried this last year with amazing results

[@LizZorab]

Thanks Simon, I usually grow 2 or 3 raised beds, in rows of about 14 feet long and 5 or 6 rows to a bed, I suspect that might be an awful lot of pots to keep watered! I will however try it with a couple of pots just to see how they get on. 😃

[@mikeross4]

Liz, I garden in the Chilterns on heavy clay over chalk with lots and I mean lots of flint and stones - not ideal carrot and parsnip growing conditions. I do grow carrots in the ground by making holes with a dibber and filing them with multi purpose compost but I also grow them in large (30 litre) tubs and I get excellent results this way.

[@275simon]

mikeross4 I grow potatoes in 30 litre pots as from Tony uk here we grow and when I have harvested I use the pots and the compost for carrots.I can then bring them into the polly tunnel when the weather turns for a longer harvest

[@peachesandsugar1]

Zone 6 here

[@thandekalewis3657]

I absolutely love her

[@stephenlittle7534]

Blimey February all ready. And my birthday soon. WELL there's a Lot of seeds you can sit now more then I thought. I like the taste of some yellow and orange coloured beetroot I bought but haven't seen men anywhere else. Hope you like your ones. I also like to sow peas the way you do.

[@rosiabbott253]

yep. Brussels in the morning...yum....nothing wrong with that

[@Sky-Child]

What a lovely and helpful video. You are living the dream!

[@LittleJordanFarm]

Getting excited again..I need to see alot of green around me..lol..you look great Liz happy for you you should be proud blessings

[@funnelviewers-scienceforki8112]

Wonderful video so excited for the spring and to start sowing again :)

[@LizZorab]

Thank you Samantha!

[@andyhemmings7363]

Liz, try Mary Berry's recipe for cauliflower soup. It's fantastic. 👍

[@TomTom-df9ph]

Encouraging as always Dear Liz. Thanks.

[@LizZorab]

Thank you so much!

[@mikeedward3161]

Hello there, I found you just by chance and am so glad I did, thanking you so much for the information video and hope you and others have not had too bad a time with yesterdays (Friday's - February 2022 high winds), here I am in the southeast of England and it was very bad indeed, we have a number of very high conifer and Christmas trees that are planned to be trimmed but it was very scary watching them getting blasted by the high winds. How have you been keeping in these COV-19 times, I pray you have been keeping well? Thanking you once more and hope to hear from you. Maureen

[@Starlight22215]

I bought some collard seeds again this year. They can be started now although I haven't got around to it yet. They are popular in the US, it's like a cut and come again cabbage rather than one with a heart. Last time I grew them they were lovely.

[@LizZorab]

I gather that they are popular in US. I grow Asturian tree cabbage which is similar and is an perennial veg.

[@shelly5596]

Our last frost date is June 1st-10th and our first frost is September 29- to October 1st

[@kitdubhran2968]

These videos are awesome. You’ve got me flipping through my seed list seeing what I can start soon. I KNOW that kale can get started. Because I’ve got some little kale plants that overwintered and are growing bombastic new leaves. Going to plant them out soon.

[@LizZorab]

So glad that you are enjoying them! Nice to read that kale is doing well under cover, I probably won't be sowing any until April as I like to have it later in the year

[@cleonis_art1802]

Hello Liz, I'm from Germany and I think you pronounced "Filderkraut" und "Dottenfelder Dauer" perfectly. Thanks for your tipps. I realy like your videos.

[@meehan302]

A great variety of seeds Liz. You will be busy growing all of them.

[@jayneteal-jeffery6283]

Our local seed selections are so boring!!!!! You have a super selection there. Can’t wait to see them grown. Thank you.

[@LizZorab]

Hi Jayne, if I was buying our seeds locally then I think the selection would be more limited, but that's the joy of the internet, I was able to order seeds from a number of different suppliers - yay!

[@ironian24]

Excellent video thx, it is January right now and have already started sowing tomatoes, yellow onions, oberjeans, coliflower and purple radishes all under heat. I love the victorian greenhouse I built last year and already iching to get growing more in there. I did a video about the 5mx3m victorian greenhouse build if your interested or got time.

[@sowenchantedirishkitchenga8282]

Lovely video Liz 💚 will be sowing tomorrow 🙌 I can’t wait 😊

[@susancaulton5470]

Hi Liz, you look amazing. I grew too many? Cauliflower and decided I’d freeze them .......... they’re just lovely and I’m still eating it! X

[@patriciamillar4381]

Thanks Liz...I love your video's 👍 I'm feeling the same more of some less of others. I'm going to follow your advice and check the last frost for my area... I'm in the North east so I'm itching to get going but holding back a bit lol. Thanks again.

[@LizZorab]

Hi Patricia, I think at this time of year we are all itching to get going, but I'm holding on as long as I can bear it, because in the end, most plants will catch up and be happier for the short wait.

[@thankyouforhearingme]

Your videos are a joy to watch. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge so openly. Dave from Brant County, Ontario Canada.

[@luckychicav7981]

Hi Liz! I really like and appreciate these videos letting us know what we can plant in the month of, thank you!😉💗 1 second ago

[@LizZorab]

Thank you, I enjoyed making this one.

[@stevendowden2579]

smashing video cannot wait to get going now

[@LizZorab]

I had technical issues when I was filming this so actually filmed it 3 times - I feel like I've sown those seeds already and I haven't even got near to the compost yet!

[@anthonylondon3366]

Agree. Freezing cauliflowers never seems to work.

[@fainitesbarley2245]

Unless you make cauliflower soup - which is nicer than you might think!

[@famousgrouse1966]

Really enjoyed the video, and advice.

[@campbellspears9979]

My seed order just arrived today, oh, my very first comment on your channel, also just subscribed yesterday.

[@LizZorab]

Hello and thanks for subscribing, I hope you'll enjoy getting to know our little homestead. What seeds have arrived? (I'm also very nosy!)

[@campbellspears9979]

@@LizZorab San Marzano tomatoes, Danvers half long carrots, Bielas Parsnips, Marian Swede & Maris Piper seed potatoes. Planning to grow potatoes in sacks, the rest in my tiny greenhouse, oh & just planted home saved seed of fine coriander seed in my heated propagator this morning.

[@campbellspears9979]

@@LizZorab forgot about my Peas (early onward) cannot forget my peas lol.

[@giselagermann8556]

you've pronounced dottenfelder dauer very good :) thank you for your list :) some of this i already sowed, but i will sow definitely more of this :)

[@Annie.xx-xx]

It’s only late January but already you’re giving us very exciting news . I’ve been waiting to sow anything ! Yay I’ll be popping to the garden centers for my seeds Thank you Liz for the video and the veggie footage too xx💖

[@LizZorab]

Hi Annie, I think we need some good news about now, January has gone on and on and the winter weather is just making it seem even longer!

[@elliep4570]

You prompted me to put carrots in - thank you! PS The same thing happened to my broad beans which are my most favourite - didn't happen last year. Last year they did so well - and the over-wintered ones did especially well against blackfly. 2021 ones are scraggly and slug eaten :( Really frustrating - they looked so strong and healthy. Oh well.

[@HuwRichards]

Fantastic video Liz thank you so much for making this! Listing out all the varieties is so useful and thank you for recommending particular ones. My seed sowing will start next week so this video is just what I needed 😊 PS - I wonder if you're currently the only person on this planet to have had Brussels Sprouts for brekkie?

[@LizZorab]

I highly recommend Brussels sprouts for breakfast! Thanks for the feedback Huw, listing all the varieties took a fair old amount of time, but it's what I'd look for in a video of this kind, so it made sense to do it for this one!

[@growmuchmore420]

Thank you for sharing the link to this video on Instagram Huw 😊 Fab video, I’ll be subscribing 🌱

[@nicsim7469]

No sir. Bacon, brussles, eggs, bread👌or even sardines

[@lovelovinghorses]

Brussels sprouts, cider vinegar and hash browns, great start to the day 👌

[@Keiknus]

I have a dream... and I think your channel will help me

[@LizZorab]

Hello and welcome, I hope some of our videos will help you reach your dream! 😃

[@1phloxy]

Slugs and ants hate coffee grounds .

[@kosmosjk]

Hi Liz, lovely to see what you are going to be sowing through Feb. You will not be disappointed by the Purple Topped Milan turnip - it is my all time favourite turnip, especially when taken small - a real stunner :-)

[@antennae2000]

Thank you for this video 💚💚💚

[@dawnjones8341]

Such a wealth of information Liz. Even though I thought I had it sorted you have reminded me about a few things I had not thought about. I can't wait for February. I love it so much, signs of spring and can finally start sowing even if the compost has to be put in the kitchen overbite to thaw out before I start my seeds .

[@LizZorab]

Hi Dawn, I've spotted a few daffs starting to poke their heads through the soil and a few that are now about 6 inches high - hooray! I don't know where the snowdrops have gone, I'll just have to wait a bit longer for cheery signs that spring has sprung!

[@yvencia1150]

I Love your channel. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@LizZorab]

Thank you!

[@catherinelittlebear9863]

My family loves your channel❣️

[@LizZorab]

Aw thank you Catherine 😃

[@michaeldominy2084]

I am in the midlands, and like you I have a small polytunnel.

[@nikkiclarke4417]

I love your videos. I love that you name and describe the varieties. I am a first time grower and find all your videos very helpful. Thank you 😊

[@Kight213]

I’m very excited to see how very well your onions do

[@LizZorab]

Thanks Sherri, I'll give an update or two as the season goes on.

[@trishabrinkdesign]

Thanks for the great reminder! Hoping to get my seeds started over the weekend.🙌 I am in zone 8A.. I like you… am looking forward to my red acre cabbages again this year. Although wonderful in salads during the summer, my favorite was braised cabbage. Sounds like we make it similarly… It’s so delicious! One thing I tried last year was putting the finished product in my husband’s smoker for just a little while. It infused the cabbage with a tiny bit of smoky flavor which completely added to the sweet and savory nature of the dish. I highly recommend it! It was almost like eating a smoked kielbasa within the cabbage.... without actually having kielbasa. Although I do eat meat… This was a way to make my quick meals even better, without having to spring for sausage.👍 Well, thanks once again for sharing your wealth of knowledge. I wish you all the best with your seed sewing adventures this year!🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱😉

[@LizZorab]

Thanks Trisha, the smoking of the cabbage sounds really interesting. I'm running courses in the polytunnel in mid-February so don't want to fill it up with seeds until after I have done those. Then it will be full steam ahead with the seeds that can be sown under cover. 😃

[@trishabrinkdesign]

Liz Zorab - Byther Farm wishing I could hop the pond and come and attend one!😁

[@FlavorsandTextures]

Liz, wonderful and complete information. Blessings

[@LizZorab]

Glad it was helpful!

[@susanbrookes8247]

Thanks Liz very very useful

[@ThedawnchorusPlot]

Hello Liz, a nice variety of seeds, liked the fact you explained why you are growing them, can’t believe the new season has arrived, where did that come from?, many thanks for sharing, hope your keeping well,kind regards alan🌿.............THE DAWN CHORUS PLOT

[@LizZorab]

Hi Alan, the new growing season is edging its way closer, but it doesn't FEEL like it's here yet. The wind is bitterly cold, it's pouring with rain on our already saturated ground and the light is still, well, wintery. But spring is around the corner, a few short weeks and we'll be rushing to keep up with ourselves.

[@carolparrish194]

Last year the rabbits ate my beans. I find if I cover them with netting the rabbits don;t get to them.

[@anapovse]

Thank you, it would be great if you will do what to sow in march...I would really love to see that. You really made me hungry with that breakfast picture 😀😉 . Big hello from Slovenia 👋

[@LizZorab]

Hello Ana, yes I will being making a video for seeds to sow in March too. Thank you for watching!

[@myfirsthome22]

Great video

[@LizZorab]

Thank you!

[@flock_ness]

I'm trying to grow White Lisbon onions from seed this year too. I have never tried from seed before. I got a bit excited about the different types and wasnt really thinking. Before ai knew it ai had planted 160 onion seeds 🤣

[@LizZorab]

Hi Cheryl, White Lisbon are a tasty little spring onion, I hope they grow well for you!

[@bonnienightingale3336]

Thank you for sharing! I'm in the same zone, but I'm in the Pacific Northwest. I just love your channel!

[@LizZorab]

Hi Bonnie, I hope you aren't getting as much rain as we are! I know that your corner of the world is a rainy one, so I hope you don't have saturated ground like we do. Thank you for your kind words.

[@bonnienightingale3336]

@@LizZorab we are pretty drenched at the moment. We have had almost no frost! I'm actually starting my small crop indoors at a South facing window in pods. Thanks again for the content!

[@loritanner4478]

I live on the southern oregon coast and we have been having a rainy January. The charts always say last frost date is march 15. But we have had frost on memorial day in the past. So it's always confusing when to start plants and when to plant seeds outdoors.

[@beckysharpe7268]

Celery! Ugh!

[@LizZorab]

It's one of those tastes that people either love or hate!

[@lizzieatherfold2293]

Thanks 🙏 Liz

[@LizZorab]

Thank you for dropping by again, it's much appreciated 😃

[@cw2126]

👍👍👍

[@MeadeFamilyFarm]

I’ve never tried making red cabbage that way. I’ll have to try it. It’s so interesting to see what you can sow where you are right now and compare that to my own sowing

[@LizZorab]

I use cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and sometimes a tiny bit of clove (plus salt and pepper) to spice the red cabbage. Chopped apples and sultanas are good it in too.

[@helengauperaa4319]

@@LizZorab This could be a great little video :) Sounds wonderful!

[@boneysworld]

Liz,do some up to date stuff please.

[@LizZorab]

I release a new video every week!

[@GardeningWithSkinnyBoyRandy]

Yes.! I love this video.

[@LizZorab]

Thank you!

[@paulinemorris5186]

Just found your website and absolutely love it, very informative and useful as I seem to be in the same frost zone over in Merseyside. Although I've gardened all my life, Im in my 70s we only got our 1st allotment last April and have had a great 1st year.

[@LizZorab]

Hello Pauline, so pleased that you are enjoying the channel! How exciting to get an allotment and to have had a good first year. I'm sure it will have been lots of hard work. Are you growing mostly veg or a mixture of fruit, veg and flowers?

[@paulinemorris5186]

Growing mostly veg but there are some strawberry plants, rhubarb and gooseberries. Like you I have been on the slimming world journey and have lost a stone, so veg and salad are my thing.

[@andreahajduk2143]

Great video. Thank you Liz

[@LizZorab]

Hi Andrea, thanks for dropping by!

[@smashedcandle]

The leeks are pronounced Mussel bura Bur sounds like the first 3 letters of burrow I used to live in Musselburgh

[@missourigirl4101]

New subscriber here referred by Tanya at Lovely Greens you tube channel. I love your videos full of wise advice and videography I find so interesting. You have a very pretty garden and you are a great teacher. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. The list of seeds you are discussing is a great idea. Thank you!

[@LizZorab]

Hello, oh that was nice of Tanya, bless her! Do you mind me asking whether that was in a video or on a social media page? I haven't seen it and I'd like to thank her. Thank you for your kind words and I'm so pleased that you are enjoying the channel.

[@missourigirl4101]

Liz Zorab - Byther Farm I'm so sorry- I was incorrect. It was Jess at Roots and Refuge Farm your collar video January 28 this last week. So sorry about that.

[@GeorgiasVintageWorld]

Ooh dear those cheeky ducks snacking on the broadbeans. 😳 Cheeky!!

[@LizZorab]

Hi Georgia, I hope you are well and that you haven't had too much damage in today's storm!

[@GeorgiasVintageWorld]

@@LizZorab its not been too bad, hope you haven't either.