A very helpful video.. for a novice gardner like me. I always wondered how to get the number of new plants needed for a border correct without making it look too bare?

Very interesting that she cross breeds them and gets really nice colors and flower and they’re from North America also. Thank you for the video

One of your best videos. I always think that you don't really grow thse forthw flowers, it is all about the leaf colours. 😊😊😊😊

Love these plants and I have many! Thanks for the tips!

Thank you again for an interesting episode. Mr plant geek is an absolute charmer, full of energy and a delight to listen to. It seems to me that removing the leaves of tomato plants is very much an American idea. I've seen a lot of it on vlogs over here

We have a fig tree outdoors in front of a building. It has figs on it but they never fully mature. Any advice would be appreciated.

Martin, thankyou for bring such a great teacher and inspiration.

Great video! Those are some great sized garlic. My garlic has been lackluster - had them in a fabric pot and they just dried out too quickly

Really interesting, thank you. I found your video because I've got a metal can just like yours and the rose is stuck and I can't get it off to clean it as it seems to be blocked. I don't know if its rust or limescale or someting else causing the problem. Any tips on what to do? I don't want to have to buy a whole new watering can!

thanks Sir for the good advice, and cheers from NZ

This was so well presented and helpful. Thank you 🙏

Thanks Martin I followed your advice sowed mine in Feb 24 in my unheated greenhouse. They were ok but didn’t look great … BUT once planted out in April they started growing… they are now ( July ) in full bloom … I’m sharing with lots pals on our allotment 😊

Loved the talk on houseplants at RHS Tatton today, very informative and now I have subscribed and look forward to binge watching "pots and trowels". Good work :)

What a stunning display and a very interesting interview 👍

So my three sets of bottom leaves all started to go yellow this plant is super healthy but I let it get as long as a ruler 30 cm at the end they now have tendrils and mine splits like a fork in the road about 20 cm up so if you can imagine that it’s a 30 cm sweet pea plants die snipped off the yellow leaves close to the soil the rest of it’s beautiful and now I have one stem growing to the left one stem growing to the right at the very top of my sweet pea plantsWhere do you think I should go from here it decided to split left and right on its own so should I pinch both left and the right growthsAnd should I let it just continue what it’s doing or pinch??? I’m so confused mine has not begun to flower and I didn’t see it flowering if it was only 15 cm tall I thought the purpose of beans and peas was to grow straight up and push out on their own my bean plants I planted beside the snow peas are very healthy as well and they are 3 feet tall so I didn’t think 30 cm was very much the only reason ICame to U2 was to find out why the bottom leaves were yellowing😅

Lovely video, easy to follow….Could I use the same approach with e.g. antirrhinum seed

Thank you for a very interesting and informative podcast. I am taking notes of all the interesting nurserys and when we come to Old Blighty in November will see if we can visit some. Perhaps there won't be open at that time of year.

Your videos are so easy to follow. I love the scent of Sweet Williams and am off to the Kings Seeds website now. Thanks for the reminder to sow.

What time of year? Thank you

Could you show us an arial view or design of your veggie beds? I would love to do a similar bed and use it as a hedge.

I have had very poor results this year using Miracal grow compost. I have started mixing my own potting compost this year and compared with miracle grow the results are astounding.

Another very interesting podcast, thank you for the clarifications on geraniums and pelagonias. I will definitely speak the right language in future. Long Island is part of New York City which has a number of islands interestingly! One of the main reasons for banning Peat, is that as the Peat is cut It creates channels, the rain washes down the channels and washes out a lot of the substrate leaving decimated moors. No doubt it emits gases but My personal opinion is that The government explains it as an environmental issue that causes greenhouse gases. More understandable for the general public. I'm guessing people In towns are not that bothered about substrate being washed down into the valleys and are more concerned about the effects on them of global warming.

Thanks for posting

Does it have to be winter time to propagate the cuttings?

Can you transplant roses during this hot season? Thanks.

❤🎉 Thank you,😊

Looking forward to making your chicken recipe Jill. I've ordered some scallion seeds to get them in the ground

They are a pioneer plant, those Birch trees. :)

Great little video, well done. Much to my shame, I have never once attended the Lincs Show! Not good really as a life long(57yrs) resident of Bourne. Had hoped to go this year, but the sudden loss of my wife's twin brother curtailed that plan obvs. Will try again next year, have the Heckington Show to look forward to hopefully. Glad to see in the vid, show gardens, exhibitors etc. Needs expanding, as we know a bit about "growing stuff" here in Lincs. Keep up the great work.

Hi, I enjoyed the video. Although I would have liked a proper look at the new Hydrangea.

I what month (season) are you doing all of this pruning?

After 12 years your reh-potting..??

I’m learning so much from you. Thank you for sharing all of your gardening expertise.

Wow, better than Waitrose! Are they in pots?

Thank you so much, 100% the instructions I needed <3

Greetings from the great Pacific Northwest, Lakewood, Washington! I stumbled upon your channel and have not been able to get out! 😍 I have whiled away most of the day, when I SHOULD be outside in my own garden here at Dove's Nest! You have such wonderful content and I adore the property you 2 have decided on. Your channel is exactly the type Momma & I would watch several decades ago on our weekly Saturdays (cooking and garden shows.) Sadly, I lost her this last May the day before Mother's Day & My Birthday. It's been hard to get into the garden without her, and I am easily swayed to stay inside... today it was several of your fantastic videos! I look forward to moving through your channel to follow your and Jill's journey as you create each part. Thank you so much for your channel... it really made my heart happy. Blessings to you both 💛🖤💛 Stacy M

Great video...most comprehensive for care of forsythia.

Another excellent episode and delighted to hear about the English cottage garden. What was the name of the grass that looks very pretty overwinter, I could not find it in the transcript? Thank you

Learnt a lot from that thank you

❤🎉 Thank you my friend, have a great weekend 😊

Such a shame we haven’t had a garden tour in a very long time, great video though ❤

I’m watching you now. As I’m starting a new boarder. Never done gardening in my life but as I’ve got older I fancy a few flowers. Can you recommend some all year flower seeds . Also what flowers can I plant from garden store. Thank you

thank you! I think if you record the podcast as video also, that will be nice for us to see. Will you be able to talk about starting seeds around now (flower andd possibly veg) that will bloom next spring? Possibly like foxgloves, cabbage, etc..

very beautiful! more please

They look well

Thank you Martin, I have now recieved the seeds from Kings. I will of course send pictures of the finished project. Best Wishes Andy

Very interesting podcast. Was Margery Fish related to you in any way?

Very clear instructions, explanation and demonstration, thanks

Lovely to see some of your lovely garden! ❤

Good to see the Deutzia. I planted two last year so they’re still small but gorgeous