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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Gardening with Ben. You'll go to

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a podcast for all things green and growing. I'm Ben,

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your allotment guide and here to help you cultivate your

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garden and your passion for plants. Whether you're a seasoned

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gardener or just starting out, this podcast is for you.

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Each episode will dig into tips, tricks, and techniques to

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make your garden and allotment thrive from planting, sewing, and growing.

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Speaker 2: We will share all the tips and add advice.

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Speaker 1: We will also have regular episodes talking about what we

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have been up to on the Allotment. So sit back,

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grab a brew and enjoy today's episode. Hey everyone, and

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welcome back to Gardening with Ben. It's Saturday. The weekend

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is finally here.

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Speaker 2: Hip it.

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Speaker 1: Hooray, you may say, I certainly say it, and so

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do you, because that means will be back down at

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the Allotment today. And yeah, I'm glad that we managed

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to do a full week's episodes.

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Speaker 2: Are you impressed? I've managed to do.

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Speaker 1: All the recordings and get them all out to you

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every single day, so I'm hoping that you are all

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enjoying that they're back again. And I know I've been

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getting a lot of streams from the stats that I see,

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which is absolutely fantastic. So yeah, thank you for everybody

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that's sticking around and come back to listen to them

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all again. Hopefully, Like I say, now, they're going to

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be back full time every single day for you to

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listen to. And if I miss a day, make sure

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you message me and say, Ben, where's the podcasts you

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promised us every single day you're telling fabs. But yes,

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hopefully the podcasts are now back full time and you'll

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have seen if you don't follow me on YouTube already,

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the videos are coming out thick and fast for you

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to watch as well on YouTube and again on Facebook

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and Instagram. I share them to everywhere now so you

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can find my videos popping up everywhere and hopefully I

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am doing so if you do see them, make sure

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you give them a like and a follow and leave

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a comment as well if you see videos, because it

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does help push them out if you give a comment

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on it as well, so you're doing your little.

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Speaker 2: Bit for me.

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Speaker 1: So what are we doing this weekend down at the Allotment? Well,

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fingers crossed the weather will be decent, as I've not

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been down to the allotment all week as obviously I've

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been at work and it's too dark when I finish

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work now, so with not being down for a week,

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so obviously the first job will be when I get

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to the allotment will be to fill the bird feeders

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back up, and fingers crossed they have been eating them all,

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I'm guessing they will have done. Whether mister Squirrel's been

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back eating them all, we'll have to see. But I've

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got my wildlife camera up as well now, so hopefully

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we'll have got some picktures of what's been eating them

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and hopefully some footage for you to see, and hopefully

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I'll be able to share it online for you all

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to see of what I've done. So hopefully, like I said,

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we'll get as bird feeders filled back up and the

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birds will love me for that. We've got so many

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bird feeders I could literally buy a load more as

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well if I wanted to, but I'm staying away from

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them at the moment. I've got some mighty as well.

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I want to put them in the future, but we'll

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see about that. And yeah, I've also got myven bird

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box to get up. We've got that to get up,

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so I might try and get that up this weekend

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so that the rens can start nesting in it and

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enjoying it. And what else will we be doing, Well,

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we'll be checking up on all my produce, what I've

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got growing. Obviously, I've got my onions in. Hopefully they'll

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have started sprouting by now. They've been in a few weeks.

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I saw one just starting to sprout. But I want

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them all to start sprouting now. I want them all

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to start popping through and showing the heads and faces

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to me and saying, hello, we growing. I don't want

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a doff set of onion sets if you get me.

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So hopefully they've started growing, and hopefully a lot more

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of my garlic will have started sprouting as well now,

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and hopefully we'll be well under the way of growing them. Now.

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My broad beans, what I started in my shed. I

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don't know if I told you this, but mister ratti

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or squirrel had been in there eating them all and

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eating all the tops off them. Now I've grown in

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seed trays to stop them from being eaten when I'm

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growing them outside. But something's got in my shed and

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eating them all while they're in the seed trays. So

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try again over winter time. But we'll have a look

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around and see what we can get and whether it's

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worth off doing them or not. But I'd like to

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Speaker 1: So I might have to order some more seeds and

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get them growing, but we'll have a look around and

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see what we can do. We might be able to

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get these ones back alive. We'll see we might have

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to just cover them over and they might start sprouting

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from where they beat it, eating them off and start

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them going again. We've also got our sweet peas to

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sort out this weekend. I've been saying it every time

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when I've been doing my tour video that they need

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trimming back ready for getting them to bush out over

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the next year. I start them off nice and early

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so that they get nice and strong and they well

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developed ready for planting out after the frost has gone

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next year. So we need to trim all them back

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and get them all tidied up and done. And again

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I'm going to do a video about that about getting

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them all sorted ready for next year, so make sure

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you stay tuned for that video coming out on YouTube.

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And I think this weekend it's going to be a

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weekend of concentrating on sorting out all my paths on

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my plot. As over the last few weeks I've been

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sorting out on my beds. I've dug over all my beds. Now,

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all my beds are cleared and weed free. They've got

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roots and stuff in them, but hopefully we'll just keep

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turning them over over winter period and keeping them weed

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free that way, and pulling out any roots that we

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find as we're digging them over and keeping them hoed

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down as obviously, it only takes five minutes to hold

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a bed down, and it can take half an hour

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to weed a bed, So if you home every week,

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then you'll keep on top of the weeds in theory,

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so I might go around holing them all. I've also

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got this wolf Garden tool which is absolutely brilliant. It's

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like a little push along motivator to what clips into

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the hand rail handle and you just push it and

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it's brilliant and it's got a hole on the other

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side it as well. It seems to pull out all

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the roots as well. Which is absolutely fantastic. It's expensive,

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it's like forty odd pounds for this head, but it's

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well worth its money in gold, and it saves you

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so much backache and muscle pain with pushing a whole around.

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So I might do that and I'll film a video

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of that for you as well for you to see.

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as possible because obviously I do these podcasts, but then

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it's sometimes good to see visual stuff for you to

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be able to see what I'm actually doing down there.

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now as I'm starting to do weekend blogs showing you

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what I get up to over the full weekend. Then

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I'll give you a tour of the plot at the

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end of the weekend to show you what it's looking like,

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what's growing, what's not growing. And it gives me a

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chance as well when I do the weekly tour to

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see what jobs I need to do. As I go

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around like saying, oh, I'm going to do with this,

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I'm going to do that, but I never get around

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to do it. And one of the other jobs what

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I keep saying that I need to do is I

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need to dig my geraniums out and put them in

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pots and put them in my shed for over winter,

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because we're going to try and keep hold of them. Now,

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if you leave your geraniums outside, the frost will kill

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them and then you'll have to get new plants next year.

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polytunnel or a greenhouse, or if you've got a window

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sill inside. But I don't want to fetch them indoors

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into my flat. But if you've got somewhere warmish, put

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them up and look them at, look after them, pull

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them back and trim them and they will grow back

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next year and flower next year. Save you a lot

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of money. So if you've got geraniums, dig them up

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and move them indoors and see if if you can

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keep them ready for next year. Save yourself some money.

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I didn't realize how easy it is to grow them

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from seed. I did that one of the years. I

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grew a load of geraniums from seed, and it is

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really easy to do. So we might have to do

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that again this year. Trial some geraniums from seed and

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show you how easy it is to grow them. I'm

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going to do another video as well on how easy

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it is to grow rhubarb from seed, as that is

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really easy as well. But obviously we don't start them

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growing until March time. So hopefully, like I said, this weekend,

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I'm going to be clearing all my paths, tidying them

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all up and straightening them up, and then next week

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I'm possibly going to be looking at fixing all my

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beds which have rotted or falling apart, and it'll be

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a case of screwing them all back together again and

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tidying them all up, and then we'll see what the

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weather's like, because I want to repaint them all. I

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want to spruce them all up, but if it's too damp,

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the paint won't stick to the wood very well and

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it might be best off doing it in January time.

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So we'll have to wait and see what the weather's like,

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because if I paint them all now and we have

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a really bad winter like rains, snow and stuff, it'll

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just wash it all off again. However much garden painting

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it says that last year, it doesn't. It does wash

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off eventually and it certainly does with my beds because

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I seem to paint them every couple of years. So

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we've got a multi paint and spruce up. And then

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plot as well, which I.

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Speaker 1: It's just there to fill a space in to use

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an area up on my plots. It's very shaded where

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that part of the plot is and I can't really

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grow that much in there, so I've like made some

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little brick beds. When I was tidying all the plot up,

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I found loads and loads of bricks on my atment,

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absolutely loads, and I'm made like brick little beds and.

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Speaker 2: I put some herbs in each of those.

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Speaker 1: So I'm going to be tidying all that up as

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Speaker 2: That is the plan, to get all that area cleared, and.

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Speaker 1: Then it'll be case just like sorting out all the

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leaves that have dropped from all the trees and stuff

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like that, putting them in my composting bin, tidying up.

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I'm trying to get as much done possible on my

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plot now ready for next year. As like I say,

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I only get two days off a week now. Before

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I used to work four on four off and have

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four days off, so I used to get a lot done.

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days and getting it all done. And who knows what

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winter we're going to have. We could have an absolutely

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terrible winter where we can't get out in the garden

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for months and not be able to do anything. So

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the more stuff that I can get done now in

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preparation for next year, it will save me the whole

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time in the world. And once I've could have done

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all my allotment and if it's still decent, well even

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if it's not decent, I'm going to be in my

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shed getting all that ready for next year and tidying up.

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Like I said in one of my other podcasts, last year,

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I spent a lot of the winter rebuilding all my

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shed as it had all collapsed. It rotted, roof pieces

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were missing off it, so it needed a lot of

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time and effort in getting it all back up to scratch.

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And this year I'm going to renovate the inside of

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from in there, so hopefully we'll have a nice area

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to filming as well in the shed, so I'm looking

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forward to that as well. So yeah, I hope you've

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hit the belt so that you get notified when you

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podcasts come up. Tomorrow's episode, we'll be talking about everything

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that we have done at the allotment. Whether we've managed

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to do some of these tasks or not. What we've

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talked about in this episode, you will have to find out.

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we manage to get them done. But thank you for

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all your support. As always, it means the world to

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me and I do love doing these podcasts and talking

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to everybody. So until next time, everyone, remember keep smiling,

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keep shining, and keep gardening with Ben. Everyone, thank you

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for joining me on this.

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for your own gardening and a lotment journey. If you've

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And until next time, remember keep smiling, keep shining, and

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keep gardening with them,