19 Vegetable Gardening Hacks for AMAZING No Dig Harvests

0:00 Introduction
0:28 A fantastic planning tool
0:53 My favourite 2021 hack
1:26 Do this with leeks
1:49 Make compost from paths!
2:20 Be clever with vertical growing
2:53 Wool is incredible for gardens
3:18 Make compost last longer
3:59 Angle the soil in beds
4:26 Plant in compost bins
4:51 Time-saving watering tip
5:18 What to do with awkward gaps
5:49 A great raised bed use
6:25 A hack for exposed sites
6:59 Two seed storage ideas
7:33 Do this with kale in spring
8:00 Plant frost protection room
8:53 My approach to growing potatoes
9:32 Planks are incredible
10:34 Walled garden on a budget

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[BeertaydaSomaliGardener]

I like how you share where/who you picked up your ideas from! Looking forward to ordering the book 🤩🙌🏽

[mareeploetz]

Interesting to hear you say that potatoes are ‘quite destructive of the soil’ and to grow in containers. I discovered quite the opposite here in Tuscany Italy in my start up garden…. The container potatoes dried out quickly and required a lot of water and attention and I got no crop. However the quality of a clay soil after a first crop of potatoes has been beautiful. Very happy with my first grown crop of potatoes too! I suspect the exudates from the potatoes help the soil microbiology to develop. Next year I want to put my potatoes crops using No Dig with straw on all my new garden beds as a first crop. One can rarely have enough potatoes! Huw, thanks for sharing your gardening experience with us all.

[franciscoayala]

Congratulations on your new Book and keep your good work. Awesome Chanel. Best regards from Germany 🇩🇪

[tammymerrick]

Ontario, Canada here. Some what new to ur channel. But very much enjoying it. Going to put some of these ideas I to practice as I have decided to greatly expand this year. Thanks for all ur time, effort and hard work. God Bless.

[Pakkerotten]

Hi i was an organic farmer for about 10 years but could not make enouhg profit, but i love my garden and and i want too say that your chanal is Amazing! keep it up greeting from dk

[HeidiB]

Amazing garden! Thank you for sharing these great tips!!

[sheilasanderson]

Book arrived today. It’s wonderfully comprehensive and inspiring.

[girlandherdogfarm]

Will definitely fill in any gaps with herbs and that plank method is like nothing I've ever seen, wow! I appreciate all these simple yet effective tips.

[mistevious]

Best video with loads of tips and hacks! Buying the book Huw!!

[Sfadjf]

Congratulations Huw. Looking forward to getting your new have watched your videos for many years and have learned immensely from them.

[francekoperska]

I have bought your book yesterday, can't wait to receive it ! I love your videos, all the things I learn and the time you put in them, they are as gorgeous as your vegetables!! Thanks again :)

[lindaswedenlifestyle]

Beautiful garden & congrats on ur new book.. new planting expirence from last summer.. I lookforward this comming summer to start again.. im happy to see everyone had more expirence than me.. fully watched & new frend🥰🌸⚘️🌱

[AGZ]

I just received the book five minutes ago. Just in time for the weekend, thank you.

[corrinacollins]

Wow, this was very informative. I’m definitely going to use hay and buckets to protect my plants.

[annrenee]

Another excellent video Huw. Thanks for all the tips, generous and helpful as ever. Congratulations on the new book. 🍀

[abbe]

My book has just arrived 😁. Looks great, so much useful information. I can't wait to get started!

[camillepenney]

When you are talking about your favorite 2021 hack. Is this after the growing season for tomatoes and right before winter?
How do you keep mosquito larva our of the open container of water? What is safe to add to the water to keep them at bay?
I love your channel and I am really looking forward to trying some of these this year :D

[maryobrien]

Great video Hue. I love the focus on more permaculture/no dig methods.
I would really like to see a visit to Alan Carter's forest garden on his allotment in Aberdeen, as I also live in Scotland. Would that be possible?

[ClaireRousseau]

Congrats on the book release! I'm curious what containers you use to grow your potatoes? I'm just starting a veg garden for the first time and the potato grow bags they sell at my garden center are so expensive!! If I get some black plastic bins to grow my potatoes in, what size should I get and how many seed potatoes can go in? Should I drill holes for drainage? Thank you!

[rosswilkins]

Hi Huw, I was thrilled to receive your Veg In One Bed book as a surprise Christmas present last year so will be getting myself a copy of the new book! One thing I'd like to ask though, is what do you do with the spent potato compost. I have 6 40L grow bags full from last year and have no idea what to do with it. As far as I'm aware the plants did not suffer from blight. Keep up the good work! Many thanks, Ross.