My Secret Way to Grow Vegetables All Winter - No Garden Needed!

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• JO

  @Johanna-e2o5b · 11 months ago

  You make gardening look so easy and fun! ❤

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• SE

  @SereneGreenGardens · 11 months ago

  This is such a clear and practical guide for the autumn gardener! The tip about planting onion sets just below the surface to deter blackbirds is a game-changer I’ll be using immediately. Love the raised bed method and the insurance policy of a seed tray. Fantastic advice, as always. Can't wait for that early summer harvest

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• CH

  @cherylgooglification · 11 months ago

  I always get so many helpful ideas from your vids, Mr. Titchmarsh! The raised bed is the technique I use too, adapting it to keep birds/bugs at bay as needed, and this year, fleece to protect it all. I love your shed! Thank you for another fabulous and informative guide to growing! 🌻🌞

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• OM

  @OMM-kl1zu · 11 months ago

  Hi Alan, great to see winter crops being planted. What an excellent way to store your onions. Tying them up and hanging them in the garden shed. 🧄

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• LO

  @louloui8843 · 11 months ago

  Just got myself a micro allotment and your videos are great for me as a new learner.

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• SE

  @SeditiousSid · 11 months ago

  I plant my garlic and onion sets in those takeaway clear cups with the domed lids.<br><br>Once they&apos;ve grown on a bit I plant the &quot;plugs&quot; into their intended bed.

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• ST

  @steveparkes4919 · 11 months ago

  From years of experience, red onion sets planted in autumn almost invariably bolt. Have never had a problem with blackbirds.

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• HU

  @hugstreesnswims · 11 months ago

  Alan, you are SUCH a motivator. Guess what I’m doing this weekend … ? ☺️

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• RA

  @RabbitingAgain · 11 months ago

  Brilliant teaching and knowledge, thankyou. My garden is a dark one &nbsp;but I&apos;m going to try onions and garlic now as the video gives me the confidence (Im renowned for veg failures 😂)

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• JE

  @jeffjeffreym1830 · 11 months ago

  I wish I had seen this first, I planted mine out last week.

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• WE

  @wetlugs · 11 months ago

  Wow, great tips but if i used the little terracotta pots to weigh down the fleece I&apos;d have lots of broken crocks to use in next year&apos;s potting up 😂❤

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• TE

  @tenners3258 · 11 months ago

  Worth pointing out,that the overwintering onions,excellent though they are,do not store well, so for eccentric gardeners like me who insist on providing onions 365 days a year, a maincrop spring variety is essential.(I also supplement by growing Welsh,Egyptian Walkers,and potato onions ,these are perrenial, the large Japanese bunching onions are good for cooking too.)<br>It is worth starting both maincrop and overwintering varieties by seed, if you have time ,and are gardening on a budget.<br>I always start and over winter the garlic in modules, probably unnecessarily, I just like to watch it grow!

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