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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 Alltment. 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. Well, the weekend's here. Yes,

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the weekend has finally come. That means I will be

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going down to the allotment today to get lots more

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jobs done, which I can't wait do. The week has

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been a long time coming. It seems to go forever

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now now that I'm only off at weekends, and now

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that I'm only spending two days there a week, But

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it builds the excitement of getting back there to see

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what's happening and see what's growing and what's not growing.

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So Yeah, I hope that you've enjoyed all the podcasts

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this week and found something useful for them. Like I said,

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we're getting these podcasts out every single day in our

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for you to listen to, so plenty to catch up on.

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Whether you're catching up today on all the episodes or

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whether you listen every day, I hope that you do

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enjoy them, and yeah, keep liking them, keep sharing them,

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and keep leaving comments on them.

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Speaker 2: So what are we going to be talking about today?

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Speaker 1: Well, we're going to be talking about all the jobs

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which we're going to be doing down at the Allotment

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this weekend. Fingers crossed we can get plenty done. And yeah,

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these next couple of next few episodes, we'll be talking

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about all the things that's happening, what we've been getting

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up to while we've being at the Allotment. As obviously

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it's the weekend and then usually in the week we'll

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talk about different topics. So what's our plan for this weekend? Well,

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I said that we weren't that we've not had any

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frost yet, but the temperatures are going to dip this

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weekend to zero so I've seen, so it's looking like

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the frost may well and truly be on its way.

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So if you have anything that you want to protect

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or look after, make sure you either dig them up

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and bring them into the greenhouse or polytunnel, or make

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sure that you fleece them at night, because the frost

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will particularly kill them. And that's the reason why obviously

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I managed to get the drainiums in on time and

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in my shed ready to protect them throughout the winter period.

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Fingers crossed, we can keep them alive. It's an unheated greenhouse,

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but fingers crossed, we can keep it warmish to keep

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the geraniums alive and then we can replant them out

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next year at the allotment. So what will our jobs

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be this weekend? Well, I know what the first job

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will be when I get down to the allotment, and

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that will be filling my bird feeders up. Like my obviously,

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I only do them at weekends, and as soon as

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I've gone down there, they're all empty, whether it's being

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the birds, whether it's been the squirrels, whether it's been

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anything else that's got them. I saw some magpies on

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them other day. But yeah, I'll be filling all my

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bird feeders up, and I won a prize today on Instagram.

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I entered the competition you know where you like and

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share and tag people on them and stuff like that.

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So I've won some bird supplies bird feeders supplies, so

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hopefully we'll be getting them next week. So I'm looking

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forward to receiving that prize and seeing exactly what I've got.

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And it says it's a surprise, so we'll have to

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see exactly what it is that we're gonna win. Fingers

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crossed it'll be pretty good, but I know it probably

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will be because I know the company that I've won

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it from. So yeah, hopefully we'll be getting some nice

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delights for our allotment to hang up and show off.

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And obviously I'll put it into a video feel all

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to watch. And yeah, we've been putting lots more videos

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on their few to watch at the moment. And everybody's

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getting involved in my daily real question, which I'm really

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happy about as I do it to get everybody else

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involved in my posts what I put on Facebook, Instagram

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and YouTube so that people can comment on them and

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I can see what people like and do, because sometimes

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it just feels like I'm waffling on but I like

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to hear what other people are getting up to in

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the garden as well, so yeah, we'd be filling the

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bird feeders up, that's the main thing. We may even

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have a bonfire down there this weekend. As like I said,

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bonfire burning so that you get a bit of a

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warm breeze blowing up over. And obviously if you've got

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a bonfire burning, you can just keep chucking in like

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the odd pieces of wood and stuff like that, bits

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of scrap what you've got laving left around from your woodpile,

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or anything that's rotten or obviously I put in my

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phones as well my brambles because they won't compost very well,

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so certain stuff will put in there to burn and

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get rid of. And it's always nice to have a bonfire. Yes,

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you do come home stinking a smoke, but you can't

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at the allotment. I'm sure you'll all agree with me

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on that one. So yeah, we have got lots to

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Speaker 2: We've not got loads this year.

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Speaker 1: We had a massive clear out last year, but we've

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still got quite a bit that we need to get

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rid of and burn while we can, because we're only

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allowed to have bonfires on the allotment between November and

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April I think it is. So you've got to make

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the most of it. Try and get rid of anything

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that's burnable as much as can while you're at it.

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wildlife nesting in woodpiles and stuff like that, so make

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sure you check it over before you do burn anything

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in particularly, so we'll be doing that and our next

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main job. Like I say, I use the weekend, I

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write myself a list of tasks that I want to

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get done, tasks that I want to get completed, and

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tick them off as I do them as I go

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along throughout the weekend. I don't set myself massive tasks

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that I know that I'm not going to complete. I

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set myself small tasks so that I know that I'm

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going to do them. So this weekend will be a

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job of tidying around where my fruit trees are as

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that is where all my rhubob grows as well.

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Speaker 2: And like I said quite.

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Speaker 1: A few years ago, I spent a lot of money

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on this area. I membraned it all to stop the

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weeds from I went through. I paved it all for

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my paths so that it's easier to walk on. I

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replanted all my bubarb through holes so that no weed

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to grow through, but unfortunately certain ones do and the

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ones that seem to grow through other brambles. The brambles

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grew everywhere, unfortunately, and they always mightnage to find a

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way out there. And what I usually do at this

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time here, I trimmed back all the brambles.

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Speaker 2: I'm not able to dig them out.

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Speaker 1: Because they're awkward to dig out where they are, so

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I usually trim them right back to the ground and

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pull them all out. And I'll be covering in phones

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and spikes and stuff like that, and I'll be screaming

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blue murder all the way while I'm doing it.

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Speaker 2: Even though I've got gloves on. I'm sure I'll still.

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Speaker 1: Get spiked to death from the brambles. But we'll be

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chopping all them out, and usually it lasts about a year.

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I usually trim it all back and they usually haven't

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grown back fully until the winter time. So I do

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this on a yearly basis this little job, and once

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good throughout the year. So I want to clear all that,

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and I want to clear all the leaves what are

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falling down around the fruit trees, because they can spread

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diseases if you're not careful, and if there's any rotted fruit,

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definitely they can spread diseases. So I want to make

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sure it's all clear and fresh around there and cleared,

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and I might even if I do get any more

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spring bolts, I'll be planting some down the side of

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the fruit trees because I've not got any doubt on

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that side. That's the only area possibly that I've not

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got any growing. So we're going to be keeping his

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eyes out for when they start to reduce them at

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the end of the month. Last year they reduced loads

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of tulips in the B and Q, and we got

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loads last year, So I'm going to keep my eyes

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peeled for when they start to reduce them and hopefully

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fill that area where they're not.

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Speaker 2: I haven't got anything growing at the moment.

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Speaker 1: I'll still be waiting a few weeks for all the

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leaves to drop off my fruit trees, Like I showed

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on my tour video the other day the apple tree

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cooking apple tree is still full of leaves. They're not

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dying off yet, but now that it's started to get

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colder at night, they might have started dropping off now.

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we'll be giving them a winter wash over the winter period.

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And it doesn't mean scrubbing them down and washing them down. No,

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there's like a formula what you can buy online like

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an Amazon, and you just spray over the trees and

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it protects them from winter moths and stuff like that.

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They like to nest in the trees at this time,

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so it's just spraying them down to stop any bugs

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that would attack your food when they start to getting

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ready and stuff like that. And you can also buy

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a sticky roll to roe to put round it and

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pop all around your tree to stop anything from crawling up.

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Speaker 2: And I do this every year.

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Speaker 1: So I'll be taking my old ones off, putting fresh

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ones on to protect hims from stopping anything from crawling

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up the tree from eating it. Obviously that'll stop like

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ants and stuff like that just crawling up and getting them. Obviously,

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you can't protect all your fruit. You know, they will

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get attached from like wasps and stuff like that. They'll

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eat them and bury themselves in. It's the wood lice

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that I have the main trouble with on my apples.

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they just bury themselves in the core and eat themselves,

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eat the way into them. So I'm going to have

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to look at them and try and work out a

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plan to stop the wood lice from crawling up. So

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we're going to be clearing all around the fruit trees

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getting all that done. And one of the other jobs

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what we'll hopefully do is carry on clearing some more

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paths as I do have bit every week and my

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paths tidying that up. So we'll be clearing some more

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of the paths, getting them tidied up. All the beds

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are completely clear out, they're absolutely weed free. No old

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vegetables are growing in there. They're all completely clear. All

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we've got to do for them is just keep holing

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them and digging them over every few weeks to stop

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any more weeds from growing them and obviously any roots

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taking place, because there is a lot of bind weed

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on my allotment. So we need to keep pulling them

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bind weed roots out while we can during the winter months.

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band weed roots if we dig it over, so we

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need to get as much out as possible while we can.

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That'll hopefully push back the growth of the bind weed

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on my allotment. And what else are we planning on

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during this weekend? I have nothing that needs potting up.

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Speaker 1: I can't think of the names, but yeah, I've got

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a few more flowers that might need potting up. We

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did a salvia last weekend. We repotted all that up.

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put some more flowers up this weekend up my allotment.

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allotment this weekend. Try and record six videos to pop

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out next week on my YouTube channel, as I tend

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to do a lot of the recording at the weekend,

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like six episodes of the weekend, so that I can

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publish them every day in the week so that you've

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always got something to watch and keep.

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Speaker 2: Your eyes peeled on.

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Speaker 1: So hopefully we'll get lots of stuff done at the

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It's still not come. Maybe I need to start singing

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to get some man to come. So we'll have to

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water our onions and we'll have to water our garlic

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this weekend as well because we've not had no rain

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or weekend or week should I say so, We're going

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to have to do some water in this weekend. So yeah,

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that is everything that I'm going to be getting up

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to down at the Allotment this weekend. So make sure

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you stay tuned for tomorrow's episode and you'll be able

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to find out what I've done at the Allotment today

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and sharing with you everything that I've successfully done and

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hopefully cracked on with got on with it because knowing me,

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I'll get down to the Allotment and I'll find another

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job to do. So make sure you stay tuned to

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see what jobs I have actually done at the Allotment.

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