GARLIC HARVEST 2023 - with a few surprises along the way! 

WOWEE! what a fabulous harvest. I absolutely loved watching this one, your genuine excitement and surprise. Brilliant! 😃🌱 xx

Beautiful harvest, Ms Jane! 🥰🌱❤️ Glad I found your channel. You’re such a delight to watch. Had me smiling the whole video. 💕

Fab garlic harvest Jane, no wonder you were excited. It's always great when a crop comes to fruition, especially after the first couple look like duds. You are very patient planting those baubles but it was worth it in the end. Take care 😊

Oh Wow Jane fantastic garlic harvest there. Your elephant garlic look tremendous. My first year growing garlic, just started my second year having a plot. Haven’t dug the garlic out yet.

You have a beautiful accent and laugh, congrats on your garlic. Just subscribed 👍

Good video

Thats a great crop. Ive just harvested mine and been tidying them up as soon watched you. Mine all have rust, so im stripping them down and clraning them up. Do you know if they will still store?

Well done , an excellent crop, I’ve grown garlic from seed, it’s taken three years , can’t wait to see how they’ve done.

lovely crop jane

Jane sorry haven't been on much,just saw this. I got so excited for you girl,Jesus those elephant garlic are suppose. You got a great crop,delighted for ye.

Garlic looks great Jane, and wow, the elephant Garlic!! I want to try growing that next year 😁💪🏼

Hi Jane, I love the oinon & shallot find, tgats what I call a bonus 😂 your garlic is Ana ing & love the wat you show excited you are too. I. I'm playing catch up on your videos as I've been so busy with my plot. I love your videos, thanks for sharing and take care 😊

That looks good Jane. I have had mostly bad harvest this year. I added fish and bone meal to all my compost. The parsnips seeds no show at all. About ten carrots only. Onions a little better. Ten apples on one tree and 15 on the other dwarf trees. Tomatoes still small and green. My potatoes in pots were few and small. Only 2lbs from blackcurrant bush. I will stop there. Good Luck with rest to you Jane. Love your videos. So good watching everybody hard at work in the garden. Also no sunshine for me to sit in only rain every few mins. UGH!Here in Dublin.

Lovely crop of garlic.. in the end jane! Haha! That Elephant Garlic was a bonus surprise!! Lovely! 😊

great harvest, non gardeners will never know how it feels will they lol right that's it I'm growing elephant garlic next season not tried it for a few years

Great video Jane, we are giving all alliums a miss next year, allium leaf miner now such a major problem here. Roll.on 2025 hehe!

So envious Jane. Mine had been a disaster this year, very very small & horrendous rust. Not rot or alium leaf minor tho. Not sure whether to give up or give the bed a huge dose of manure a couple of months before planting 😢 still have the elephant garlic to lift so fingers crossed

Fabulous garlic crop Jane. I was very pleased with mine too. All out drying now ready to plait and hang in the barn.xx

Great harvest.Mine got rust so had to harvest early.Some of mine were small particularly the purple skin ones but sure we will use them all.

Wow!

wow that some harvest! so pleased with mine and I grew mine in the poly tunnel!

Nice one Jane - can almost smell them from here! Hardneck will always have fatter stems than softneck as they have a flower spike passing up the centre. I am on the verge of only growing elephants next time. Don't get me wrong, my harvest was enough for me but the sums don't add up. So much more expensive to grow than buy 😥

Fab garlic harvest jane looks lush 🥰

Well done Jane! So excited for you. I have a question. My egg plants have aphids. I saw 1 lady bug. What can I do the help her get rid of the aphids? ( olive oil, dish soap and water mixture in a spray bottle?)

Jane .They look super.

Lovely harvest

Well.done.jane

Well done Jane. I have given up on garlic. Last year lost the crop through rust and rot so haven’t bothered this year. Onion crop was good last year and this year looks good. Two came up with the recent weeding and had a little onion rot but I am trying to keep the rest in the ground. We have our Open Day on the 16th July so would like to leave them in but not sure I can risk it.