have a lackluster harvest one way i avoid that is simply to use the garden planner which automatically gives the correct spacing for each crop so they're optimally spaced i'll pop a link to it in the description down below so you can take a look for yourself and take advantage of the free trial on offer too and now if we move over here we can see some of the warm season crops and look at these absolute monsters these are the zucchini or courgettes and i'm getting about one or two courgettes a day from these two plants and that's more than enough and i love them they're a lovely ribbed variety i think it's romanesco and they've got a lovely nutty flavour i'm so thrilled with these they're looking grand there's a risk that they're going to overwhelm these parsnips and i want these obviously for the winter so i'm hemming them in with sticks to keep these rambunctious leaves tamed and at bay but uh so far so good and then we've got my beautiful teepee of french beans or fine beans they're coming along but the flowers are beautiful it adds a lovely bit of height to the garden and it's my pride and joy really i'm really pleased with it and again if you uh see the clip that i'll put on screen now a bit back in mid-june you can see how quickly it's rattled up to the top i pinched out the very tops to concentrate the growth into bean and flower production as well right now onto my sweetcorn and i'm i know i'm enthusiastic about a lot of things but this is my pride and joy right now back in early june i was saying oh once it's uh knee high by the fourth of july it's fine and it did just about get to knee high by the fourth of july and then in the space of one and a half weeks it got to suddenly six foot tall and here we are um there's been a few things i've been concerned about i've been worried about them flopping over because we do get wind barreling in so i've been and banked the soil around the roots that are exposed but that keeps keeps a bit of support down at the base and also pollination i want those cobs to be nice and full so um what i've been doing is tapping them and all the pollen sprinkles down onto the silks down below the female silks and it's quite satisfying um watching the clouds of pollen drift down you can actually see them and uh yeah fantastic so i've just been doing that every time i'm passing probably one of the nicest jobs in the garden i'm pretty confident of good full cobs they're beginning to fill out already and there's still lots of summer to come the way to harvest them of course is to get your pot boiling away and then harvest quickly run to the kitchen wrap them in so they're super super fresh and the best corn i've ever had in my entire life was when i was staying in portland oregon and the corn season was in full flourish and i had fresh corn every night with loads of butter and pepper oh
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