Tag Archives: Pennard Plants

Beans, container gardening, mulches, no-dig gardening

Chess Board Salad Planting Two Week Update

Just two weeks after planting with a variety of salads and without watering or feeding my salad is ready to start picking and it tastes great!

How is your salad growing?  I would love to hear from you.

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Bean Wigwam, Beans, Climbing beans, no-dig gardening, pea harp, Peas

Bean Wigwams and Planting Climbing Beans

In this video I will show you how to build a simple wigwam support using the right knots that will  strengthen the structure and then plant out my climbing bean plants.

Its not to late to sow beans directly into the ground in your vegetable beds, and there are a huge variety of beans that will give you a great crop.  Beans are a super crop that can be used in so many ways, as green beans, as mature beans and for store cupboard items too.  A real all round vegetable that is versatile and tasty.


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balcony gardening, container gardening, Greenhouse growing, no-dig gardening

Tomatoes the vital importance of ‘Pinching Out’

In this tomato update i cover the importance of ‘pinching out’ tomatoes,describe what this is and how to do it and why knowing what varieties you are growing is vitally important


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balcony gardening, container gardening, mulches, no-dig gardening

Peas in Guttering!

In my  video I will show you how to sow peas in my preferred method of guttering pipe which really helps to avoid the common problems that beset pea sowing – you just have to watch the video and try it.  The varieties of peas I recommend are chosen for taste and to bring color to your table – enjoy!


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courgettes, Pumpkins, Squash, Zucchini

Squash, Pumpkins, Courgettes and their germination

The fail-safe way to start off Squash, Pumpkins, Courgettes and Cucumbers and the best tastiest varieties for both summer eating and winter storage, from the small Sweet Dumpling as big as your hand to the large Musquee de Provence, the Potimarron Rouge Tres Hatif d’Etampes with its divine chestnut flavour all are better than the ubiquitous butternut!

I recommend you try Summer Crookneck much more flavor than the average Courgette.

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