Winter Greenhouse Gardening Made Easy || Grow Fresh Veggies All Season Long!

In this video, I’ll show you how to transform your greenhouse into a winter vegetable paradise! Learn the best cold-tolerant crops to grow, greenhouse tips and simple strategies for keeping your plants thriving in the colder months.
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[@RosemarieWilson-eb2dg]

Greenhouse in Gloucestershire - cleaned out the tomatoes, loads of chutney. Now have a greenhouse still full of loads of chillies - more chilli jam and chillies in oil on the way. Enjoyed the video thanks

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thanks for watching! It sounds like you’ve been busy in the greenhouse. Chilli jam and chillies in oil sound delicious!

[@grahambolton3428]

I am jealous, i didnt have many chilli's or tomatoes this year as my health stopped me getting outdoors when i needed to, but just built a greenhouse and shortly a polytunnel aswell, so fingers crossed next year will be good🙏🙄😂

[@RosemarieWilson-eb2dg]

@@grahambolton3428 yep, hope all is good next year and you are struggling with what to do with a glut of chillies and tomatoes as I have been (best chilli jam recipe ever just made this afternoon - neighbours will probably run when they see me coming to give them yet more of my preserves!)

[@bewoodford2807]

Hi Barry and Mrs W. I grow loads under cover during late Autumn/Winter/early Spring as you know. Another added benefit of growing undercover is that the leaf quality is better too, as they are kept clean from splashes of mud and toughening of laves due to harsh, cold winds and rain.My greenhouse is still pretty full at the moment- my tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are still cropping, so I have planted my seedlings in washing up bowls with large holes drilled in the bottom. I have also planted seedlings in cold frames, (komatsuna, rocket, Mizuna, Claytonia and red mustard. Thank you for a great video. Happy growing 🙂

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

It's wonderful to hear about your success with undercover growing Be! Those seedlings sound like they're in great hands. Happy growing to you, too!

[@RawLondonGardener]

Can't get better than fresh veg from the garden!

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Absolutely! There’s something special about the taste of homegrown vegetables that supermarkets just can’t replicate!

[@petewestlake8564]

Thank you for your videos I topped up the compost and planted up some brassicas in my clean poly yesterday and sowed winter greens in there too. The onion sets autumn champion, Mrs W bought, arrived today so they will get planted tomorrow. Tried to ripen green tomatoes with a banana but the banana went black so I made a banana cake for the grandkids! No waste if I can help it. My spuds are under the potting bench in the poly and I emptied the gravel trays of all water I’ve got some lettuce to sow Red Salad bowl and some American land cress one of your followers recommended I have a few arctic king and black Simpson lettuce growing already so hopefully will get a follow on crop from the new sowings. Tomorrow I’m clearing all around the poly and putting the detritus in the composter - another busy morning planned

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that my videos have inspired your gardening journey. It's amazing to see how you're putting everything into practice- winter greens are so valuable!

[@lynnthomas7275]

I'm growing late carrots and turnips in my small greenhouse and will be bringing in my tubs of spinach and potatoes tomorrow

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

That sounds amazing Lynn! Late carrots and turnips can be such a rewarding harvest. Good luck with your spinach and potatoes too!

[@mandytaylor1008]

As you know I havnt been able to grow much but I have got some brassica plants and lettuce plants and spinach to plant. We got one bed of garlic done but got to get onion sets in and the other garlic bed and elephant garlic. So we are doing a bit still. Need to get our ton of compost delivered. We don’t make enough of our own even less this last year. But we still cracking on a bit wen I manage to get home. 👋🏻

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thanks for sharing your gardening journey! It’s inspiring to see you keep pushing forward despite the challenges. How is your daughter? Some things Mandy are just more important. Your determination is truly commendable!

[@thelittlebluehouse5689]

Greetings from Ireland to Mr and Mrs W. Its a wonderful time for the garden. I like to think of it as the second spring. Lots to get in and look forward to.With the hungry gap veggies arriving with snowdrops, then daffs mixing in with the tulips. A question. Im looking to grow more beans for drying and eating. How do i do this most productively? Best wishes to you both.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thank you for your warm greetings! It's wonderful to hear from fellow gardeners. For productive bean growing, I recommend planting them in rich soil and providing plenty of water. A structure for them to grow up and planting 2 seeds per cell for 2 plants per upright every 6" therefore doubling the harvest. You should be able to see what I mean by watching any of our videos of the bean arch!

[@KenHJones]

I was interested to see you leaving your peppers a bit longer to ripen. I'll follow your lead as we are promised some better temperatures in the coming week

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Ken, I would if I were you might as well give them a chance while the weather is relatively warm, nothing to loose but everything to gain!

[@RFranks]

Looks like you've got it planned out well! I popped in some Chinese mustard, Mizuna and extra pak choi under fleece a few weeks ago and they seem to be doing well so far. From what I've read we may be due another mild/wet winter due to El Niño. Interestingly the slugs seem to have vanished.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

It sounds like your garden is thriving! Great choices with the Chinese mustard, Mizuna, and pak choi. Hopefully, the mild winter will be kind to your plants!

[@emilymartin1705]

Your lucky with the slugs...I'm still trapping dozens 😢

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

It sounds like you've got quite the slug situation! Keep at it, and hopefully, they'll start to decrease soon!

[@DianeUnderwood-k9l]

Great video, can i keep my potatoes in my garage with no light

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Keeping potatoes in a dark place is definitely a good idea, so long as it is frost free they should store fine. However if you are growing like us they will require the maximum light they can get, so a conservatory or cool greenhouse or polly is best!

[@DianeUnderwood-k9l]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thank you so much x

[@grahambolton3428]

Another brilliant video guys thank you🙏 Where do you get your cell trays from ?

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

We really appreciate your support! Thank you for watching! The cell trays come from containerwise!

[@grahambolton3428]

Was checking to make sure that is where you get them diŕect from, as too many places are charging way too much for the same cells😪 I have just ordered another load tbh, but got enough now for my large allotments. Do you guys have an email so i can send you some rat tail radish seeds, something i will be growing next year and its just for the seed pods👌😊

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Hi Graham, yes it [e-mail]

[@cherylhowker1792]

@@grahambolton3428 sorry to but in, I have never heard of the seed so just did a Google, wow they look amazingly different. Could you tell me what they are used for? What they are like? Just look interesting

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

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[@emalinedelapaix]

Lovely video and good tips for potatoes in pots. This is my first year growing new ones in pots for Christmas dinner. Do you think it's too late to sew lettuce now for a polytunnel? It's my first year having a proper garden, so I'm focused on beetroots, Asian greens, kale, fennel, and winter cabbage for the winter.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

Thanks for the kind words! It's great to hear you're diving into gardening this year. As for lettuce it is a bit late, but you might still have time, it really depends on your local climate!

[@franksinatra1070]

We've had spotty frost almost evey night this week but some how my basil survived. I did see some damage on the beans but I still have a few peppers and a couple eggplants in still. What do you grow you potted potatoes in? Is that straight compost? I mixed compost with peat and some spent potting mix from some of my spring potted plants that were done and added some granula fertilizer but they don't look nearly as good as yours and my harvest so far has been very dissappointing.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

It sounds like you’re doing a great job with your basil and peppers despite the frost Frank! For my potted potatoes, I just use our home made compost, but I do water them regularly during the summer almost every other day. I wish I had a magic formula that worked for everyone, but it is just simply compost and water and no other fertilizer. I am sorry that you are disappointed with your harvest, but do keep trying, it has taken us some time to get to this stage. I shall have a potato how to soon and hopefully it will help, you are not the only one who has commented saying they are disappointed with their potato harvest despite adding supplements!

[@franksinatra1070]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 Thanks Barry. I did water a lot also. Maybe it's the compost that is the trick. I'll ook for you potatoe video.

[@cherylhowker1792]

How do you find the main crop do in the buckets? I didn’t find it worked too well. Only got small ish potatoes. Don’t know if I did something wrong?? Next year I want to be growing more potatoes so could do with a bit of a how to maximise the size of potatoes and the amount. Even if it’s just written reply or a how to video either way I’d be much appreciated

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

I really appreciate your feedback! It sounds like you’re eager to improve your potato-growing skills, and that's fantastic. I’ll definitely consider making a how-to video to help everyone out!

[@cherylhowker1792]

@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 That’s is appreciated thanks guys x

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

We’re so grateful for your appreciation! It means a lot to us that you're enjoying our content!

[@thelittlebluehouse5689]

Greetings. Check out simply gardening. He got me onto an organic supplement. I think it was vitamix. My average yield went from about 4 And 1/2 lbs a tub to about 61/4. That said only my second year of tubs. Same seed potatoes on some very rough ground did really well with this supplement. Next point is kind of space dependant. Rather then 2 main crop in a 30 lt bucket 1 works well. I suggest this mainly due to watering requirements. Especially when they fattening up. A hot spell might really require daily watering. Next year I'm experimenting with different pot sizes and mediums. But I won't go on -even though I'd love to. Best wishes. Enjoy the bounty and be well.

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

I really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience! It's interesting to hear about your success with the organic supplement. I try not to use any other feed or supplement other than the compost we make!

[@emilymartin1705]

How do you keep your cat out of your growing spaces....my beautiful veg beds are the outhouse for my 2 moggies 😂😢😅

[@nodignorfolkgardener4575]

I think we are very lucky in that there are many other places in our garden they can go and we are surrounded by our neighbours gardens. We only get trouble when the plots are empty and lots of soft compost on them in April and May!