I just learned that you must cut back lavender to keep it growing a long and healthy life. I lost mine after several years. Then I learned that it needs to be cut back to promote new growth.

You always make us smile, Sarah xx

I like your allotment gardening video’s a lot Sarah. You’re not afraid to make mistakes and just get on with it. Your energy is great! Keep it up!

Those peas are going to be great, a nice privacy wall hopefully! The step looks great, doesn't look like a grave at all...

I love to see what your getting up to on your allotment Sarah. Your have a go attitude is great. Adapting what you've already got to develop your growing area. A good job done planting your peas, with a climbing wall for them too. That will make a lovely screen for when we eventually get more than a tolken jesture from the buttered bun. Its about time we got a taste of good weather. Not just a scattered day or afternoon, here and there. Once we get that, our gardens and allotments will bloom and take off. A great job done on the step... once finished off that will be much better than a muddy patch. Well done. Xxx

I really look forward to your posts. There’s something so relaxing watching you in your garden…mostly because you remind me of me! Just doing the best you can with what you have and hoping for the best. Your steps look great! They’ll be awesome when they’re finished. As for your garden, if you end up with a great haul of vegies etc, well great! But if you don’t, then the journey was fun! 🌱🥕🫛🥔🍅

Well done Sarah , I really enjoy your allotment videos…I love the fact that you utilise what you have . Looking forward to seeing you enjoying the fruits of your labours !

The step is great and it doesn't look like a grave. You are funny 😊

Your videos are so fun and inspiring! I look forward to them. Thanks for doing them!

Really loving your videos Sarah - this series at the allotment is so interesting, looking forward to each one as they come through weekly. I'm really looking forward to seeing everything in bloom soon!

Wonderful video, thank you.

It's great to see your garden Sarah, you should be really proud, amazing how it's all going

I really look forward to your allotment video every week to see what youve got planned. Xxx

Re cutting back lavender. Only cut into green wood if you cut it back into brown wood it will kill it. You are making your allotment so interesting Sarah keep up the good work. Love to hubby.❤

You are doing so good Sarah. Keep up the amazing work ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

Love your trellis for your peas! 🫛

Good idea Sarah to put up the trellis for the peas that way you can stand up and pick them the same about green beans also, ,and the idea of strings will make the trellis stronger ,your garden will be pretty,.oh Sarah that cushion is so pretty such a pretty color.i'll check in again tomorrow probably but it is coming along so keep on planting away your friend -Josephine. Don't put Mic in that little hole he won't fit anyway( grave) as you called that little gravel step .lol🥰

Hi Sarah You are so entertaining 😂 I'm the sort of person you need for unraveling string. Love jobs like that🥂

I just love your sign on the poly tunnel.I want to find one for outside our house.!!!xx

My purple magnolia snap peas are just starting to produce edible pods. They are pretty and yummy.

Job well done Sarah!!! xox

Looking great , dry smart allotment x

You have an incredible eye Sarah

I make a teepee out of bamboo plant beans and peas around. It.inside I put leaf lettuce.Potatoes I take a large can make holes and put hay dirt potatoes dirt potatoes layers.at the end I turn can into a tarp all the potatoes are on top.

I didnt hear what kind of willow you planted but willow can be grown to harvest canes from, for garden support. After cutting back each cane where it was cut off will fork for the next year..leave a bit of bottom of cane, dont cut off flush with trunk...Happy gardening...Willow will also sprout in a bucket of water keep water fresh...also willow water has rooting hormones in it...so it promotes roots on other plants.....You can harvest a 1 and 1/2" willow limb from somewhere or smaller limbs = smaller starts.......Cut into 2 ft sections bottom end in water....wait for roots....plant......keep damp loves water....

Sorry couldn't make the live, love the trellis and the peas look so colourful, I wonder what colour the flower's are , good job with the step 🐦🌱🌾🐝✨

just a comment, i would string it after the peas had started growing it helps them stay on course, looking great. Thank you

If you put some of that black plastic on the beds it might kill the grass.

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Hi Sarah,lots of work,your doing great!

I just made a rain catchment out of recycled 2 liter soda bottles hooked to garden hose drip line to water my garden maybe something like that would work for you too.

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Hi 👋🏻 Sarah see you soon 😊

!That is why I couldn't order you those boots you wanted, Amazon told me they wouldn't send stuff overseas from Kansas, weirdos!!!!! I will be glad to send you the money if I knew where to send it!! Just found out what to do Sarah, I just need your address to mail them to!

Lovely garden, you doing everything right , but I am not understanding what you mean by a willow ball? I know how to weave willow and vines and such but I have not heard of growing a "ball" could you explain more please? If you are wanting to weave willow, I would think to let the branches grow as long as they can.

I was wondering if you go every day to water?

If you really want it to look like a grave yard put headstones with names of the plants. LOL 😂

Looks great Sarah! I think the new cushion needs a painted bench ♥️ The cushion is beautiful BYW. 🫛🥦