You Must Sow These Seeds in Winter

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• MA

  @madjockmacsporran · 2 years ago

  Nice video again. I planted pepper and chilli early this year. I moved them to my kitchen window, which is north facing, to overwinter them. What has surprised me is that they have still been flowering, producing peppers and they're even ripening in that location. And I live in the Hebrides!

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• CH

  @christinamoxon · 2 years ago

  Love the trick with the reflective cardboard.  I've not tried growing strawberries from seed... Iwillnotbuymoreseeds, Iwillnotbuymoreseeds, Iwillnotbuymoreseeds.

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• AN

  @andrewnorris1 · 10 months ago (edited)

  There are many channels to help gardeners but this has become my favourite, and the fact you have a dog is just a wonderful bonus!  Your enthusiasm is very infectious and thanks to you I have started peeing over my compost heap, well you did say it was beneficial! Thank you!

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• RO

  @Robie1canobie · 2 years ago

  I’d call the white pumice material perlite, vermiculite is heated and therefore expanded mica, which is a golden color.

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• OF

  @ofrecentvintage · 2 years ago

  The puppy peering in to see what's afoot! 😂 So precious. Happy gardening as always!

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• RE

  @renel7303 · 2 years ago

  I'll just admit it. I buy transplants for tomatoes, eggplants and peppers. I'm in California, we can have good growing weather in February. I buy from a good $$$ local nursery that only carries varieties that thrive here with plenty of heirlooms and unusual varieties. I have a tiny veg garden in my urban yard. And my partner gave me a very nice gift certificate for them. A real old fashioned paper gift certificate. Happy planting everyone.

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• VI

  @VictoriousGardenosaurus · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve been breaking down crates and collecting lumber from construction sites for a couple months now. Today, i have some time away from the kiddos.<br>Gotta build a couple hundred feet of trellis, a chicken coop, and a small frame for my hot house. <br>Temps are near freezing, the wind is blowing, and the sun has barely poked its head over the horizon. <br><br>Life is good

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• CH

  @christopherwheeler688 · 2 years ago

  The title should go on to say &apos;If you have a greenhouse&apos;.

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• BB

  @bbales2305 · 2 years ago

  Now. I&apos;m getting all excited to start up again. Thx for the tips!!

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• RA

  @rae2960 · 2 years ago

  Love the new month by month planting videos!

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• JG

  @jgumhold · 8 months ago

  I like to wrap cardboard with aluminum foil as a reflective surface as well as a base under heat mats. You can cut the cardboard to any size and shape and it lasts for a number of seasons as long as you don&apos;t get it wet too often.

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• LA

  @laifnow · 2 years ago

  Hi from Denmark. Seeds for aubergines can be started off as early as august the year before....I have been growing one plant as perennial, fruiting for four years. Happy new year and new season

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