Welcome to another episode of the Veg Grower Podcast! This week we are noticing we are having spaces appear in our allotment beds, so what crops to plant now is the question. richard aslo delves into watering on the plot and labelling of plants.

Best Crops to Plant Now:

In our first segment, we explore the best options for planting in those spaces where you've recently harvested crops. With plenty of sunlight and warm weather, now is the perfect time to introduce new plants to your garden. We'll discuss a variety of vegetables and herbs that are well-suited for mid-summer planting.

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Watering Tips for Heatwaves:

With the heatwave upon us, it's crucial to keep your plants well-watered. In this segment, we share essential watering tips to ensure your garden stays hydrated and healthy. From the best times of day to water to techniques that minimise water waste, we've got practical advice to help you navigate the scorching temperatures.

Chef Scott's recipe of the week:

This week, Chef Scott brings us a refreshing and delightful recipe perfect for hot summer days: Fresh Strawberry and Lavender Sorbet. Combining the sweetness of strawberries with the subtle floral notes of lavender, this sorbet is a must-try. Tune in to get the full recipe and step-by-step instructions.

Labelling Your Plants

In our third segment, we discuss the importance of labelling your plants. Because proper labelling can save you time and confusion, especially as your garden grows. We'll go over different labelling methods and materials, helping you find the best approach for your garden.

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Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode of the Veg Grower Podcast. We hope you found it informative and inspiring. Happy gardening!