Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
It's a solid start thanks to dry conditions, and I've even planted tomatoes. No dig makes it easier, see my Beginner's Guide shop.charlesdowding.co.uk/products/no-dig-growing-for-beginners-online-course
Three 4 m beds fill a space of around 25 m²/270 ft² and harvests impress me, even compared to bountiful springs before. We had a decent amount of broccoli and the first pick of lettuce in late April was 470 g, more than 1lb.
The copper trowel I use, and other copper tools, from Implementations website: implementations.co.uk/?ref=2001
Filming Carly Dutton-Edwards 25th April 2025
Music by: @rorydinwoodiemusic IG: rorydinwoodiemusic
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Broccoli, coming to the end, and deciding on second planting
01:51 Perennial strawberries, Florence variety
02:13 Interplant of lamb’s lettuce, now cleared
02:37 Deleafing strawberry plants
02:55 Cucumber seedlings, Tanja variety, potting on
04:41 Peas, first earlies
05:20 Broad beans Aquadulce Claudia, overwintered, removing tops
06:42 Options for second planting
06:58 Planting tomatoes, fleece over against frost
09:13 Lettuce, little slug damage
10:02 Tree weeds
10:44 Compost and woodchip to feed soil
11:41 3rd bed, issues with tree roots
11:56 Jostaberry, and when to water strawberries
12:59 Roscoff cauliflowers, overwintered, no curds yet
13:50 Courgette as interplant with strawberries
14:27 Sweet peas, and clearing neighbouring cauliflower
15:54 Outro
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It's a solid start thanks to dry conditions, and I've even planted tomatoes. No dig makes it easier, see my Beginner's Guide shop.charlesdowding.co.uk/products/no-dig-growing-for-beginners-online-course
Three 4 m beds fill a space of around 25 m²/270 ft² and harvests impress me, even compared to bountiful springs before. We had a decent amount of broccoli and the first pick of lettuce in late April was 470 g, more than 1lb.
The copper trowel I use, and other copper tools, from Implementations website: implementations.co.uk/?ref=2001
Filming Carly Dutton-Edwards 25th April 2025
Music by: @rorydinwoodiemusic IG: rorydinwoodiemusic
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Broccoli, coming to the end, and deciding on second planting
01:51 Perennial strawberries, Florence variety
02:13 Interplant of lamb’s lettuce, now cleared
02:37 Deleafing strawberry plants
02:55 Cucumber seedlings, Tanja variety, potting on
04:41 Peas, first earlies
05:20 Broad beans Aquadulce Claudia, overwintered, removing tops
06:42 Options for second planting
06:58 Planting tomatoes, fleece over against frost
09:13 Lettuce, little slug damage
10:02 Tree weeds
10:44 Compost and woodchip to feed soil
11:41 3rd bed, issues with tree roots
11:56 Jostaberry, and when to water strawberries
12:59 Roscoff cauliflowers, overwintered, no curds yet
13:50 Courgette as interplant with strawberries
14:27 Sweet peas, and clearing neighbouring cauliflower
15:54 Outro
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#nodig #vegetables #nodiggardening #growingvegetables #healthyfood
