Vegetable Garden
7th March at Homeacres, Somerset, UK. Increasing leaf harvests outside and plenty under cover, we look at some of the compost heaps, spring cabbage, radish rotting (!), my two trial beds, and an abundance of seedlings in the greenhouse.

00:00 Introduction
00:21 Leaves just harvested from outside – mustards, spinach, salad rocket
00:47 Comparing growth of same plants growing outside and inside the polytunnel
02:12 Demonstration / explanation of picking leaves
02:33 I pull a radish, the first harvest of spring sowing
03:36 Comparing composts on two no dig beds, cow manure and homemade
05:18 Pigeon damage on 8 month old broccoli
05:53 A look at overwintered spinach, decaying outer leaves
06:59 Showing the compost heaps, and I explain the three-bay system for four fills
07:19 Many worms in the compost – the reasons why
08:26 Work with wood chip
09:35 Four rows of parsnips now shooting
10:07 Asparagus bed planted with radish – I show slug damage to leaves
11:00 Overwintered vegetables – spring greens, spring cabbage, broad beans, leeks and kale
12:14 Radish under mesh, better with finer compost
13:47 Dig / no dig comparison – see the difference in the surfaces
15:08 Using a hoe to cut roots of developing weeds, I explain cover crops
16:19 A look in the greenhouse – my hot bed, plants and a compost trial
17:16 Tomato plant (Rosada F1 hybrid), propagated using a side shoot
17:44 Multisown turnip plants in CD60 module trays
18:56 Reason for direct sowing carrots and parsnips
19:11 Interplanting and no dig, continual cropping – lettuce, carrots, tomatoes and garlic
19:35 My Vegetable Garden Calendar 2022 – discounted price!

Filmed by Nicola Smith on my iPhone at Homeacres, Somerset, UK

My Vegetable Gardening Calendar gives you the best sowing dates for each vegetable. There is also a brief vegetable growing summary for every month as well as pages about the benefits of no dig, where to buy seeds and which varieties to sow. Buy now at a discounted price from my website: https://charlesdowding.co.uk/product/charles-dowdings-vegetable-garden-2022-calendar/

Have a look at Module 2 from my online course, Skills for Growing, for detailed information on seeds and seed saving, propagation, multisowing, and transplanting vs. sowing direct.
It is currently half price: https://charlesdowding.co.uk/product/skills-for-growing-online-course-module-2-seeds-sowing-and-planting/

For detailed information on growing any of the vegetables mentioned in this video, please check out my 30 ‘From Seed to Harvest’ online lessons, in which I explain 40 of the most popular vegetables in detail, describing their special needs and qualities so that successful harvests are likely.
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My CD60 module trays can be purchased from Containerwise:
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(15 and 30 cell trays will soon be available by Thursday 10th March).
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In N America from https://allaboutthegarden.com

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