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Harvesting Home Grown Asparagus
3 May 2020
How best to cut your Asparagus when harvesting
Vlog No.3 - Join Dave at the allotment where he'll talk you through how best to harvest your home grown asparagus and leave your crop continuing to grow.
The summer is on its way and the weather is getting warmer, but make sure you keep your garden topped up with quality H2O. Watch our short video from Dave giving you a few tips on when to water, how often and for how long!
Dave will talk you through the stages of how you can build up the support your broad beans will need as you plant young broad bean in to the garden.
Here are 5 vegetable types which are easy and fast to grow to help you in making a decision that will make your garden a reference point for other entrants to this field. Note though that there is no guarantee that these plants will thrive in your garden. You need to investigate your climatic conditions and see whether they are suitable for the plant you have in mind. You can also alter the conditions by growing the plants in a wooden shed where you have one. It is essential to provide the plants with adequate access to sunlight, nutrient-rich soil and water throughout their growth phases if you wish to have a bountiful harvest at the end of the season. That said, let’s look at the most straightforward crops to grow: