Great video. Thank you :)

Very helpful thanks! Don't forget to put a long stick in so the critters who fall in have a way out. Dragonflies like a perch post as well from what I've read, another good reason for a long sturdy stick. Thanks again for the guidance.

Thanks Ray. Been thinking about collecting some courgette seeds 😂

welcome back Ray your get there in the end just take your time, not seen you for a long time

Thanks Ray, very interesting video will be going out collecting, my seeds. Much appreciated, thanks for sharing.

Hi Ray, I love collecting seeds in the garden at this time of year. I do collect Dianthus, along with Herperis (quite a challenge) and many others. I find it very easy to put the pods in my soil strainer and gently rub them, I get clean seeds and no waste. I had heart surgery in May, so no garden for me this year but I do so enjoy your channel! Lovely

Helpful but strange you never changed the belt after going through all that trouble in taking it apart ?

Much better than last time, and it has been a very difficult year. I’m glad you’re enjoying it, Ray.

Great work Ray Love your channel Marianne from NZ

Much better.

Starting petunias from seed this year. Thanks for this video. I just learned today that the bulbs have seeds in them once they die now I have plenty of seeds to plant

I bought some dying flowers from the grocery store, mostly for the pots but I was sure I could get them healthy again, and now a few weeks later they green and have dozens of blooms. There's nothing as rewarding for me as seeing my plants happy and growing

Do you have any advice for starting a greenhouse? I want to start using one because I've been using my south facing window to start my flowers but it makes a mess inside😂 ive got a natural green thumb but have no clue when to start planting things using a greenhouse

Ive bought petunias from the store this year and the bees were so busy that I was able to collect seeds. Do you think these seeds will grow into nice plants or should I buy a packet of seeds instead?

Can I keep them in indoors in a window during the winter? Ive got one that I tried to leave ouside but it was unhappy so I brought it inside where its been puting out so many flowers. Being in canada Im not sure if our basment will be too cold for it to overwinter

Thanks for showing us about Ray!

Good job ray 👍 x

You are lucky that you get warned of an inspection. Many sites don't.

Nice work Where is your plot

Too noisy and too slow

Thanks for the tips Ray. I quite enjoy dead heading stuff. Probably do it too much 😂

Great tip Ray. I will do this now. How's the allotment? Thanks.

I was looking the seeds of our petunia but I don't see like that

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing.

Birthday present? 😂

This is so helpful, thank you! I’ve been struggling to know where to cut as my rental property has a lot of beautiful foxgloves and I’ve left them to re-seed but want to cut them back now as they’re struggling in the wind and weather!

Over priced

Love the simple growing tips , no fuss or unnecessary chatting. Nice to see them from stat to final planting out. Thanks.

We are so lucky to have loads that have self set. We love them

Thank thank you so much man, I just bought some roses from the grocery store and this video really helped!

What are the benefits of dividing them?

So are the coffee grounds fresh or has water been brewed through them?

great info! thanks!

Very interesting idea! Warm regards from Spain! Full enjoyed!

when the cat ran out of options in my garden, it started defecating on the actual plants' leaves 😅😅😥😥

After 14yrs I think I’m giving up my allotment and will try grow at home. The weeds this year have been on steroids😂

Watch out Nigel 🐈‍⬛

Very helpful tips there ray, cheers mate, stay safe David 👍👍

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