Allotment Diary:A final look at the Vegetable Growing Garden & polytunnel in late Summer

[stanleywf3]

Looking forward to those exhibition carrots/parsnips. Can you remember the names of them? I might have a go myself next year

[ReviveUK]

Fab update, lovely onions :0) I start feeling a bit sad now as everythings slowing down...but then it won't be long til we're preparing for next spring...I got the 1/2 plot sorted now, managed to chuck a few things in for end of summer and some experiments for over winter, love it, like my shed at the bottom of the garden where the worlds concerned!! ha ha

[credenza1]

Thanks, Dan. Its always interesting to see your garden. That marrow ; Oh! What a Beauty!

[MrTerrym1964]

Another great update! You certainly were blessed with a green thumb. Good luck on your upcoming shows.

[baconsoda]

Next year my veg garden is going to be just as attractive and well organised as yours. I said that this year, and last, and still failed. But, I have to aspire to something so next year it's definitely on.

Best Wishes, Brendan.

[theletterjdotcodotuk]

Quite sad thinking about the summer coming to an end. This is my first year as an allotment plot holder and although I'm happy with what I've had, I know there's lots more I could be trying.

With any luck and a bit of inspiration from your videos, next year should hopefully be even more productive and more fun too.

Looking forward to seeing those carrots!

[4GreenEarth2]

YOu have a gorgeous view! I just love the sky and the land at the end =)

[vivsgran]

really fun to watch your garden grow. I am really looking forward to see what lurks beneath the soil of those carrots.

[mhpgardener]

Awesome garden Dan. Plenty of everthing right now, and all looking good. Love the tomatoes, beautiful clusters. Arghh... you have whiteflies ! Despicable critters ! Good luck in the show mate ! :-)

[911no]

have never been able to grow onions or leeks. I have enjoyed watching your videos. Here in S. Texas we have been around 50 days of 100+ weather and watching ur videos reminds me that there is still gardening to be had in the world even if mine is dried up and burning :)