“A box full of jobs” love that 😂 I bet it’s HOT in that greenhouse today 🌞🌞🌞 A salad box gift is a lovely idea, I’m sure they were very grateful 🥬🥬 Brill update, the garlic looks excellent!

Those greenhouse gadgets look so good!! Can wait to see it all put together!

Love your little glass greenhouse Danny, it looks amazing 💚

Great update Danny, lovely harvest of salad type things. Your greenhouse is looking so good, you have done wonders with your new plot. Take care 😊

Your greenhouse looks so good, you have done such a great job! I have finally found a cheap old glass greenhouse on Gumtree for our home garden and the extra space is very welcome! All your flowers are looking gorgeous. The slugs have been awful this year! That jungle corner is a task to tackle, we have one of those in our second plot too and every time I suggest to Grinch to tackle it, he finds something else to do instead! Everything looks so good! What a happy fig tree! I agree, I don’t mind weeding as long as I can do it kneeling or sitting down. It always feels so good after it is done! Like the yellow crocs! Gorgeous lettuces! Fantastic harvest! Great video as always! 😘🌸💕

Sweet peas are looking great

Those pumpkins were right next to your bramble patch - 3 guesses where those slugs are hiding now - ready for their next attack 😂 good plan to get rid I reckon. The greenhouse guttering demo was so helpful - thank you! You are doing a tremendous job - it all looks fab! X

I planted a few garlic bulbs i bought to use , and so excited they have green leaves coming up. Maybe its not so bad staying here fir winter….hope they develop like yours. A beaut sunny day today what a difference that makes to ones mood ive achieved more in one day than a week if drizzle. Keep it up Danny those flowers are a joy to behold. Nice tough your gift to your kitchen installers, i give my workmen when they come some of my homemade soap usually taken with a big thank you.

Great update and the guttering on greenhouse is awesome. need to pull my garlic. looks awesome on the new plot mate. def get that bramble and bindweed down

Greenhouse is looking fab!

The slugs have been a pain... Great work with the greenhouse, Danny 😍 With the slabs and the gravel, it looks so tidy and properly sorted out! Would love to see how the new plot looks when the brambles and bindweed are gone 😀

I knew you couldn't resist getting the Greenhouse sorted ;) I'd do the same... too good to leave to a later date.

Slow and steady enjoy the nice weather. I have made a workplace at the plot to studie and chill. Just so calming to be there 🐝thanks for the great video🌻

Love the greenhouse shelves and hanging hooks. Thanks for the tips, it's got us thinking about our greenhouse set up...... 😅

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Hit the nail right on the head there bacon , runner beans, and new potatoes my favourite 😍, Good idea with the glass house guttering not seen them before 👍

Hi Danny, it's getting so hot here (35+ most days) so it's up at 5.30am, a couple of hours work then get indoors out of the heat. It doesn't cool down until almost dark, so I don't get back outside until the next morning. It's brutal, but the peppers and tomatoes love it 😂 Have a great week ahead xx

Great work

Just what l needed another Danny video, worked hard on the allotment yesterday so my back is feeling it.I also enjoy weeding very relaxing l think.l find keeping your plots nice and clean and well weeded helps so so much with snails and slugs...let the sun dry out the path ways they hate it.All my broad beans are harvested now,when shelled l got 16Lb of beens...planted mid January and NO black fly neither ill be doing that again 👌 A nice chair in the new greenhouse would be fab so you can have a cuppa and admire your plots.Till next time Danny ❤

Greenhouse looks great. Well worth the effort to get it sorted to use. I have brackets and shelves from Two West & Elliott in my greenhouse and I love them. What a shame about the slugs and the Patty pan. I have spares .. shame you aren’t close. All the planting and harvesting on the Fig & Olive plot looks fab. Those lettuces are just ❤️❤️❤️ Looks lovely to see everything filling up doesn’t it? Can’t wait for your nasturtium jungle to take over ❤❤

I've got those shelf brackets and they're so handy. I just remove the actual shelf and then use the brackets as added supports for my tomatoes :).

Hi Danny، another great video update. Alwasy plenty of advice too. I put my lettuce into a pot of water and it keep it hydrated and you can pick when you want to eat them. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊

The sweet peas look fab and the fig tree has definitely grown some, looks like a good harvest ahead. Love the alliums too, i didn't plantenough in the Autumn, so definitely need to put in a lot more this year, just love how the stand there like little balloons.

Sorry to see your casualties. It's great to see the progress you're making and how great everything looks.

Greenhouse and Cabbages look amazing Danny ❤ Greenhouse would make a lovely tea room when it's not too hot and especially when it's raining. What a great idea! I can just see us all in there now 😂 What a fantastic idea with the greenhouse guttering 👍😄 Wow look how your swede are doing too and your lettuce. Sweet peas are gorgeous, really pretty. You are brilliant with sweet peas. Your new container with red flowers is absolutely gorgeous 🤩 Be over later for a viewing and some inspiration 😂❤

Hi Danny, Wow... You have done such a great job with the greenhouse! But I think we should now be referring to you as the 'Allotment Gadget Man'....where do you find all these wondrous devices?😉 The new plot is starting to look established already! 🪴🪴 I'm really impressed with how much progress you have made so far and particularly knowing just how busy your life is right now... awesome effort, Danny!!! 👌 💪 Have a great weekend. Take care, Annie 🐞🐝🌱

Another great video Danny thank you my problems are slugs and ants this year Thank you for your time

Great video danny your greenhouse is looking amazing I love the shelves and guttering you've put up. Lovely harvest can't beat picking your own. Love our Allotment community always sharing with each other ❤

Well done on the greenhouse work, it looks great Danny. Everything is looking lush. I can't believe you have flowers on your beans already! My beans got knocked back by a sudden week of really cold wind out of nowhere! It was freezing for June so no wonder they took a hit. They are now lovely the warmth and sun finally! Shame about your patty pans Danny, I guess a combo of the plastic weed matting and that big bramble hedge gives the slimey ones the cover they love right next to a brimming larder! I have been fretting about mine as they snails particulary have been horrendous this year. I have discovered Strulch. Although I have used it before it is expensive but it has been a godsend against slug and snail attack ... so far so good! I also have planted mine inside those tomato collars with lots of strulch round the outside. I have two Marina di Chioggia in my compost heap with them planted inside the collars again they are looking ok. I did also wait till they were quite big before planting out. I hope your Zombies ( ove that name) survive in their new location. Maybe they will give the slugs a run for their money 👹

Guttering set up is looking good, Danny! My trouble this year is melons. You sure couldn't tell I rocked that transatlantic melon contest two years ago. I can't get any melons going this year. Today I'm sowing a couple seeds in one of my compost bins and see if that can get a vine going. Just too much rain and a cool Spring and they couldn't take off. Now we're in a heat wave. Harvesting potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers now.

Slugs, slugs, slugs, bloody slugs. I'm sorry you lost some pumpkins - you may have seen I did too... the Zombie are still ok though - so fingers crossed for those and I'll have another go of the Baby Boo next year with the seed you kindly gifted. Bed of death 🤣🤣 - that's my whole plot! Your RobinsGarden-seedlings are looking good. Great garlic and lovely harvests. The plots are looking super. Ooooh pineapple jam! mmm.

Great you got the greenhouse up and running. At least you're putting it to good use this season. I like the shelving and in particular, the goose neck tap. What a great idea. My other half was impressed with the guttering hose adapter and also looked at the goose neck tap (psst, I played your video so that he would see it) laugh. Pity about your patty pans. I bet the slugs are under the membrane. Elaine 🌱

Here 🇨🇦 on the West coast, we got hit hard with very cold temperatures last winter, the figs, wine grapevines and quite a few ornamental plants got damaged badly, some just killed right off. The rosemary was one of the casualties. I have had rotten luck with some seeds, but I am not alone this year. The bergamot is going crazy with growth, some of the berries, oddly enough, survived and we got a decent crop. I lucked into both red and black currants to go with the white. Looking forward to next year for a bounty. Boysenberries are growing everywhere, they weren't trimmed so now they're shading out one entire large bed. Bonus is masses of berries. But only this year.

Hi Danny just love watching your videos the way you talk and work sometimes, explain your garden so nice have a good day ❤❤

Enjoy your videos Danny.I,ve just got back off holiday and found 3 of my squashes had been dug up by the badger😩I have some spares in buckets but have decided to risk sowing a few more as the weather has improved at last.

Hi Danny, great update, the guttering end cap is a genius idea,Steve

The greehous looks great Danny and it was worth taking on that plot just fo that extra indoor growing space especially with summer being on the cool side.

Those cabbages! How lovely! Looking beautiful. For that bare spot in that wooden bed, would it maybe be worth it to put some beans in there or some sort of cover crop to serve as a green manure?

Lovely video Danny. Very kind to do a basket for your kitchen installers. A lovely gesture. Shame about the pumpkins but I bet it will make a difference getting rid of the brambles patch. Very nice day today at the plots.

Slugs and squirrels are the bane of my life

Great video as always - love the hosepipe hack!

I've given up growing Lettuce on the ground as the slugs decimate them but I'm getting good results with the wire wool and copper pot scrubbers as my brassica have so far been untouched.

Danny, the plots are looking wonderful and the flowers beautiful. Do you water in the evening? I used to, but found it encouraged the dreaded slugs.

Hey Danny. Lovely video as usual Chuck. I’m just wondering…How do you get such good garlic. I planted 22cloves from Isle of White in a raised bed and only 5 survive survived!

You're very welcome to have some plants. That's what we do up there isn't it. Help each other. ❤

Ohh no Danny, I feel your pain. Touch wood I have not seen as much slug damage on the garden this year. I think the new plot is looking fab and the greenhouse is really coming on now. I put a video up a few days ago, and when looking at other people allotments and garden I realized then it's not only me that has had a very slow start to the year. Fingers crossed our plants and produce starts to bulking up in this lovely weather 🤞 I think it's a good idea to get rid of the jungle of bramble / bind weed too. That's where your little slug friend will be hiding. Take care for now Danny, keep ticking those jobs off, but take your time it will get there.

I have a small pipe connected to my garden shed guttering like yours but the leaves and dirt blocked it up in the autumn so I bought A kitchen sink strainer and works a treat.

Hi Danny, everything is looking fantastic 👌 I have been looking at getting one of the pull along trolleys like what you have. Do you know what size/litres your one is? Then I can get an idea of what size I might need. Many thanks 😊

Spooky, I'm on Plot 26 too!

First time planting fava beans, here in Wyoming. Black fly infestation unreal! Normally tomatoes, peppers & basil do well. Kale too. They’re struggling a bit. Never had these problems in 2022 & 2023. Weird weather.

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A common thread among KZfaq Allotment owners is the lack of vegetable rotation, have always rotated crops, was more important when too many mouths to feed, they all have their own homes now, have lots of space now. Plus why don't you grow more crops for winter.

Do you have some screening in the guttering ends on the greenhouse or on the top of the IBC tank so that all the debris isn't sent into the tank? You done such a great job on rejuvenating the greenhouse to make the best use of it!

It’s like a sauna here in Wisconsin, US. We had at least 6.5” of rain Friday and Saturday!😮. The mosquitoes 😱Ugh! They can make you light headed as soon as you step outside. Stuck inside-it’s like winter time. There is flooding here and neighboring states. And it will be cooler for 2 days and at least the humidity won’t equal the temp, but holy moly-more rain Tuesday and Friday-sigh. I tied up most things I could and as quickly as I could before the storm as the mosquitoes were just too much. I don’t like to touch the wet plants but needed to trim some tomatoes as well. The fungus/mildew will soon be an issue I’m sure. So Hot, humid and soaked and we are normally sandy and dry. The corn was leaning and leaves on trees look bruised. The oak was doing the hula and we got our helmets and hid as we had tornado 🌪️ heading for us. Thankfully that one did touch down, but others were not so lucky south of us. I’m nervous as a gardener and couldn’t imagine what the farmers are thinking. Our semi retired meteorologist said he’s never seen this kind of extreme weather-so true. So, I’m glad I have great videos to watch of my favorite gardeners! You have refurbished the greenhouse wonderfully!🎉. Will be very useful I’m sure. The black fabric probably invited insects/slugs and did the plants in. I once made the mistake of using a piece of rubber roofing to kill off sod and planted through large holes-wow! The slugs loved it and we normally don’t have them. We collect rain water and if you use a screen over UBC opening you can eliminate the debris. We use a sump pump and soaker wand and the nozzles can get clogged. And we have to keep mosquitoes out among others. Weeds 😱in one day with all this rain it was frightening! I have volunteers, sowed seeds and I think I planted on top of plantings 😅 so weeding is tricky. I think I spotted two catalpa trees that seeded and when you get pulling all this sheep and wood sorrel you can get carried away and rip something out by accident. The borage may have to have some removed. If I can stand a head net on long enough maybe can move some to back field. I had so many onions I hope I got the shallots in. Things are a bit scattered this year between both gardens. Had to rip up poppies as they were too thick and not enough air. Nice garlic! With all the rain you get I will stop worrying about mine. Thanks for showing straw flowers as I’m sure I started some somewhere. Thanks for a great video to watch while I wait for the sun that is suppose to show. Hopefully it will back those mosquitoes off.

you should grow open pollinated varies you save seed , when f1 you cannot saved seed .

You still have time for a succession of Patty Pan squash.....germinate in 7 days and harvest in 70 typically. The greenhouse is really taking shape fast. Garleeks look happy. Those strawflowers are going to look smashing soon. Garlic looks marvy even though you got rust. My soft necks are out, and the hardbacks will come early Great update.🥰🌷🌻🧄

Omg I want that pineapple jam recipe I tried it last year and didn't set I was gutted

I always get rust on my garlic but for some weird reason I don't have any with rust on my in 2024🤔.

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Did you screw your window opener cylinder so it’s 50/50 thread each side

I've recently found your channel and have been enjoying it so much. Your carrots look beautiful. I was wondering if you add sand to your mix when growing carrots? Here in coastal North Carolina (USA) I have heavy clay soil so mixing sand in the soil help give the carrots looser soil.

One word…bindweed. How do I get rid of it? I’m pretty sure a lot of hand digging? 😑

For some reason 😢i just can’t grow spring onions!

Snails are the problem for me.