🌱 Welcome to No Dig Norfolk Gardener! 🌱
We’re on a mission to inspire, educate, and help others grow their own food. Whether you have a small garden, a big allotment, or just a balcony, we’re here to help you succeed!
Love vegetable gardening, you’re in the right place! We’re a gardening duo from Norfolk, UK, just 10 miles from Norwich. Since 2021, we’ve transformed heavy clay soil into a thriving paradise using No Dig Gardening—a method that boosts soil health, reduces weeds, and increases yields!
🌿 What You’ll Find Here:
✅ No Dig Gardening – Less work, bigger harvests!
✅ Vegetable Growing Tips – Organic, eco-friendly methods!
✅ Allotment Gardening – Seasonal guides & real-life tips!
✅ Gardening Hacks & Pest Control – Naturally protect your plants!
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Bank holiday planting time! 🌱We're planting out the warmth-loving crops this evening — cucumbers, aubergines, squash, melons and sweet potatoes — and I'm showing exactly what goes in every single planting hole. New video out now https://youtu.be/Z0INIwq2BY8 The cucumber maths alone will surprise you. Are you planting anything out this bank holiday weekend? Let me know in the comments 👇🌿 Barry & Mrs W
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I cut the top off every pepper plant I grow. 🌶️✂️Controversial? Maybe. Does it work? Absolutely. My new video shows you exactly why pinching out pepper plants gives you more fruit — and when to do it for the best results.👉 watch here https://youtu.be/tnXhsIlKAF0 The bit that catches most people out?
Poll: Do you pinch out your pepper plants?
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🍠 Can you really grow sweet potatoes in the UK? Yes — but only if you sort the soil temperature first. This black bag trick warmed our raised beds. Plus — sweetcorn planting at 6:42. Your pollination rate will thank you. New video 👇
https://youtu.be/5-BUScNNaDc What's going in your beds this weekend? 🌱
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🍅 Tomato planting season is HERE. If you're putting tomatoes in this week, don't just dig a hole and hope. What goes IN the hole matters more than you think. New video — I show you exactly what I put in every single hole, and why it made the difference between an okay harvest and £450 worth of tomatoes from one polytunnel.🔗 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/iu2g61vNlkg What stage are your tomatoes at right now? Still on the windowsill? Hardened off? Already in the ground? Let me know below! 👇
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What if I told you that "succession planting" sounds far more complicated than it actually is? 🤔
I've been calling it something else for years — monthly sowings. That's all it is.
In my latest video I break it down into just 3 pillars. Get these right and you'll never face a hungry gap again:
✅ Healthy soil
✅ Timing
✅ The right varieties
Whether you're brand new to growing or you've been at it for years, this one's for you.
👉 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/CO9htRynD3M
Drop a comment and tell me — are YOU succession planting already without realising it? 🌱
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May is HERE — and the sowing calendar is FULL. 🌱
I've just dropped a brand new video covering the exact 13 seeds I'm sowing right now in Norfolk https://youtu.be/edwLE3pdGhg
If you've ever wondered whether you're behind or ahead in the garden this time of year — this one's for you. 👇 What are YOU sowing this week?
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🌱 New video is up — and I need YOUR help.
"No Dig Gardening for Beginners — Why You Need to Start in 2026" is live now. https://youtu.be/G7mZJwoxZCY Yes, it's aimed at beginners. But here's the thing — every beginner watching needs to hear from someone who's already doing it.
If you've been no digging for a year or more, what do you know NOW that you wish you'd known at the start? Share your wisdom in the comments. Let's build the best beginner resource on YouTube — together. 👇
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What if I told you that you never have to go through that frustrating gap again — that period in summer when you've eaten everything and there's nothing ready to harvest?That's exactly what this week's video is all about. 🌱Succession planting is one of the most powerful techniques we use here at No Dig Norfolk. It's not complicated — but most gardeners miss a few key windows that make all the difference. 👇 Watch it here and let me know in the comments — what's the one crop you always seem to run out of? I read every single one. Thank you! https://youtu.be/qCn1LwAJsWY
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🍅 NEW VIDEO — and it's a time-sensitive one!
If you haven't sown your tomatoes yet — don't panic. But don't leave it much longer
either. Mid-April is about the last point where you can still get a decent harvest
without specialist equipment.
We grew £450 worth of tomatoes from just 30 plants last season. In tonight's video
I'll show you exactly how — from sowing to harvest, in plain English.
👇 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/0ShAFprZiQY
Have you sown yours yet? Let me know below! 🌱
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The chickens have been BUSY. 🐔
Doing what they do best — scratching, pecking, and honestly, working harder than most of us did over winter . Today's new video is up — and it's a big one. The garden has had a serious transformation this spring. New beds. Relocated raspberries. 400 onions planted. A brand new wildlife spot where a diseased plum tree once stood. And the greenhouse? Never looked better — thanks entirely to the chickens.
No chemicals. No machinery. Just very motivated hens. 🌱
https://youtu.be/Bu52zn4269Q hope you enjoy it, and thank you as always for being here!
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