What a fabulously informative video. Thank you.

I'm in the US, in the Maritime Northwest, growing zone 8b, very similar to the UK, I also am loathe to use insectisides. I found quite by accident that "volunteer" plants, seeds that dropped from last years plants, come in much earlier, are way hardier, and resisitant to bug attack, mildew, etc. Most of my plants are annuals and reseed very readily. I suspect the parent plant passes on genetically an enhanced ability to deal with whatever pest is in that locale. I also tried leaving my dahlias in the ground over winter. I lost a couple, but the ones that did survive came in way earlier than the tubers I planted this summer. I had flowers about 6-8 weeks before the others. I enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing! 😎

Thank you for sharing your experience!

Thank you Sarah so useful as I suffer with black spot on mu roses and I don't use fungicides xx

Wonderful organic gardening tips. Very interesting!

Ah this informatuon is great, thanks

Great info especially about nasturtium and cabbage whites... thanks

Beautiful plants 🪴

I'm wondering if any salvia varieties such as Amistad or Wendy's wish would work as well near roses as the ones Sarah mentioned?

Beautiful. Cool. 👍👍👍🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨

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The soft focus on Sarah’s lovely face is very distracting.