Sean's Allotment Garden 2015 - The Movie

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1. what is the site please for the mushrooms my other half would love those :)
2. enjoy your'e videos, very educational to an amateur
3. Can you explain an allotment garden? Your climate appears to be more mild than winter in Michigan, USA.
4. My allotment took a back seat in 2015 as I got married in September and it has been a little neglected over the winter. However, hoping it will be dry this weekend so I can get back down and organised! Thanks for the videos, really enjoy watching and gives me a kick up the bum to keep on at my allotment :-)
5. Sean, Your Show and allotment gardens are very informative, but one thing would be helpful if you tell us viewers what amendments you use on veggies, fruit trees, berries and the frequency. Also how you control pests: I thought this was mostly organic growing: Keep up the great videos and I enjoy the positive group. Vivi is amazing, she seems to rotate and grow a tremendous succession amount of food. God Bless you all. I live in the USA State of Colorado east of the rocky mountain Denver area. Our zone is 4 - 5. Growing season is April - late September, if were lucky till the 3rd week of October:
6. Hi Sean,
   
   Iv'e just signed for my first allotment. Since then it's not stopped raining so can't work it yet. I have a book by J.E Sewell cooper on gardening. He was the head gardener at one of our stately homes. It was bought for me by my Grandfather who was a coal miner and keen gardener. Written in 1913 just before the first world war so everything is in black and white with not many photo'es He says that damping down the greenhouse keeps the temp down and the humidity up, and also stops red spider mite. Do you think with all the pesticides now, organic or otherwise, this would work today?
   
   Great vid always like to view them.
   
   Regards,
   
   Bill.
7. Does Rusty live at the garden or does he go home with you? I have a helper cat too name Snake and he too supervises like Rusty. They look like they are relaxing but they are really busy making sure everything gets done correctly.
8. hey Sean, great video as always, I get lots of ideas from watcbing these, hope you have a successful year
9. Sean, Mon. May 4 @ 47:10 What is the name of that music? I would like to find a copy.
10. Thanks for sharing, so nice to watch when its cold and wet outside and you cant get to your own plot! Happy New Year to you all. Looking forward to another year of tips, laughs and tea breaks.
11. Terrific as usual Sean I enjoyed the video thanks. Happy new year to you all and hoping 2016 will be a great season
12. Happy New Year Sean, looking forward to the spring and planting the garden.
    5 inches of snow her in Grants Pass Oregon, USA.
13. Where is Vivie?
14. Love that cat.
15. @1:06 what was the purpose of the large hole below the decking area you created?
16. Thank you Sean for the movie and all your hard work in making your videos throughout the year for our entertainment . It's very much appreciated ! Really looking forward to seeing your new projects come to fruition next year.
    I hope you and the team have a wonderful Christmas and a happy, productive new year !
    CHEERS !
17. Thanks for the mention from the Show Sean, I really appreciate that. It really doesn't feel as if a year has gone by but I wish you every success in the next new year and also look forward to eventually sharing that drink with you soon. All the best.
18. What is the difference between viola and pansy.
19. Sean, what a terrific movie. When I saw the length, I put it on hold, made a big bowl of popcorn, curled up on the couch and watched it straight through. Loved every frame. I particularly noticed and enjoyed your use of music throughout. Really nice. What is wonderful about these videos is not just some good practical advice (that I try to translate to my New York zone 6 location), but some nice flow of storytelling. The plot itself is a character and I confess I did enjoy seeing you have enough time to tidy up a bit...your allotment space was beginning to resemble an out of work uncle with two weeks growth of beard sitting around in your mother's basement, surrounded by beer cans and pizza boxes. All is looking very promising now, so good for you. I understand you're employed elsewhere and appreciate how much time and energy that takes. I'll follow the progress on the shed with great interest. In addition to you -and of course, Rusty- I also feel quite familiar with all the other 'cast members', and I've said it before, but that Vivi is wildly entertaining, even when she can't garden. Her intelligence, cheery nature, and kindness always comes through. Everyone always seems to perk right up when she shows up. And for what it's worth, I actually watch all the ads...least I can do, and if it puts some money in your pocket, it's a wonderful trade off.
    All the best to you, Rusty, Vivi, Geoff, Graham, and Kai...have a very Merry Christmas and see you all in 2016.
    Tracy from New York
20. Had an enjoyable evening watching the video, looking forward to 2016,Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody at the Hort. Channel