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Small garden no dig, springtime multi cropping on 25m2
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Small garden tour, springtime multi cropping on 25m2. Over-wintered and perennial vegetables too.
No dig means little weeding, fertility mainly from adding 3cm / 1.2in compost per year and a little old woodchip on path soil. No feeds or fertilisers.
00:00 Introduction
00:33 What we’ve been doing in the Small Garden over winter - some harvesting and new plantings
00:49 A look at kohlrabi, and its shoots like broccoli
01:38 Salad plants overwintered - lamb’s lettuce/corn salad, Green Frills mustard, salad rocket
03:01 Carrots sown 10 days previously, should have used fleece!
03:40 Overwintered spinach leaves, and why they are so sweet at this time of year
04:28 A look at overwintered land cress, then new lettuce
04:58 Some info on sowing and transplanting in Feb
05:46 Two types of onion - bulb and spring/salad
06:31 I show you basalt rock dust, is paramagnetic
06:56 Red Russian kale under mesh
07:29 A look at purple sprouting broccoli, Claret F1 variety
07:57 Overwintered peas - Tall Sugar and Alderman tall pea varieties, for pods
08:36 Cabbage under fleece
09:02 Watering through fleece
09:08 A look at overwintered broad leaf sorrel, then perennial kale
10:02 Finishing off with a look at the fig tree, diminished by my pruning.
Have a look at my video of the Small Garden from the same time last year, 2021:
For more detailed information on growing any of the plants mentioned in this video, check out my 'From Seed to Harvest' lessons, available to purchase individually from my website:
And lots of information on watering and harvesting in this module from my Skills for Growing online course, available to purchase separately from my website:
Filmed by Alessandro Vitale @SpicyMoustache on 24th March 2022 at Homeacres, SW England, maritime temperate climate zone 8.
You can join this channel by paying a monthly fee, to support our work with helping gardeners grow better, and to receive monthly videos made only for members:
No dig means little weeding, fertility mainly from adding 3cm / 1.2in compost per year and a little old woodchip on path soil. No feeds or fertilisers.
00:00 Introduction
00:33 What we’ve been doing in the Small Garden over winter - some harvesting and new plantings
00:49 A look at kohlrabi, and its shoots like broccoli
01:38 Salad plants overwintered - lamb’s lettuce/corn salad, Green Frills mustard, salad rocket
03:01 Carrots sown 10 days previously, should have used fleece!
03:40 Overwintered spinach leaves, and why they are so sweet at this time of year
04:28 A look at overwintered land cress, then new lettuce
04:58 Some info on sowing and transplanting in Feb
05:46 Two types of onion - bulb and spring/salad
06:31 I show you basalt rock dust, is paramagnetic
06:56 Red Russian kale under mesh
07:29 A look at purple sprouting broccoli, Claret F1 variety
07:57 Overwintered peas - Tall Sugar and Alderman tall pea varieties, for pods
08:36 Cabbage under fleece
09:02 Watering through fleece
09:08 A look at overwintered broad leaf sorrel, then perennial kale
10:02 Finishing off with a look at the fig tree, diminished by my pruning.
Have a look at my video of the Small Garden from the same time last year, 2021:
For more detailed information on growing any of the plants mentioned in this video, check out my 'From Seed to Harvest' lessons, available to purchase individually from my website:
And lots of information on watering and harvesting in this module from my Skills for Growing online course, available to purchase separately from my website:
Filmed by Alessandro Vitale @SpicyMoustache on 24th March 2022 at Homeacres, SW England, maritime temperate climate zone 8.
You can join this channel by paying a monthly fee, to support our work with helping gardeners grow better, and to receive monthly videos made only for members:
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