Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Harvests continue to be abundant and there is plenty replanted for autumn. The dry, sunny weather means that watering is especially important this year.
This small no dig garden measures just 25 square metres (270 square feet), yet it continues to provide abundant harvests through high summer. In this tour I show what we are picking now, including cucumbers, herbs and beetroot, together with new plantings of salads, chicories and endives for autumn harvests.
This year has been exceptionally dry and sunny, so watering has become an important part of keeping crops productive. I share how I prioritise watering, succession plant between existing crops, and keep a small space producing food over many months.
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00:00 Introduction - watering and weather
00:41 Cucumbers La Diva
01:14 Flowers and herbs
01:36 Tomatoes on new structure - dropping plants, pinching out tops
02:49 Leeks - watering in lines
03:33 French beans interplanted with lettuce, Slenderette
04:08 Dry soil from neighbouring trees, water little and often
04:45 Dahlias
05:00 Barrel growing - watering method
05:27 Strawberries – cutting back and planting runners
06:39 Greek basil, jostaberry and tayberry
07:16 Beetroot with fleece over - cropping from multisown clump
08:24 Salads transplanted after peas
08:59 Chicory 506TT, and transplanting endive into dibbed holes
11:11 Transplanting lettuce Maravilla di Verona
12:14 Strawberry runners - watering
Harvests continue to be abundant and there is plenty replanted for autumn. The dry, sunny weather means that watering is especially important this year.
This small no dig garden measures just 25 square metres (270 square feet), yet it continues to provide abundant harvests through high summer. In this tour I show what we are picking now, including cucumbers, herbs and beetroot, together with new plantings of salads, chicories and endives for autumn harvests.
This year has been exceptionally dry and sunny, so watering has become an important part of keeping crops productive. I share how I prioritise watering, succession plant between existing crops, and keep a small space producing food over many months.
You can join this channel to support our work and receive exclusive monthly videos:
youtube.com/channel/UCB1J6siDdmhwah7q0O2WJBg/join
#nodig #smallgarden #vegetablegarden #kitchengarden #growyourown #successionplanting
00:00 Introduction - watering and weather
00:41 Cucumbers La Diva
01:14 Flowers and herbs
01:36 Tomatoes on new structure - dropping plants, pinching out tops
02:49 Leeks - watering in lines
03:33 French beans interplanted with lettuce, Slenderette
04:08 Dry soil from neighbouring trees, water little and often
04:45 Dahlias
05:00 Barrel growing - watering method
05:27 Strawberries – cutting back and planting runners
06:39 Greek basil, jostaberry and tayberry
07:16 Beetroot with fleece over - cropping from multisown clump
08:24 Salads transplanted after peas
08:59 Chicory 506TT, and transplanting endive into dibbed holes
11:11 Transplanting lettuce Maravilla di Verona
12:14 Strawberry runners - watering
