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Creating perfect raised beds - Allotment Gardening UK 2025

Join me on the plot as I prepare the raised beds for more no-dig gardening in 2025. I've added the horse manure, and I'm going to top that off with affordable local products from a local Cornish company. This vlog is for no dig fruit and vegetable growers and allotment beginners. It aims to show you that there are alternatives to expensive bags of compost from your local garden centre. In this video, I use a 60/40 topsoil mix and a peat-free green waste compost given to me for an honest review by a local UK recycling company in Cornwall. The Green Waste Company https://www.greenwastecompany.com/ When I first set up the allotment, I purchased 6 tonnes of compost from them with a further 2 tonnes a year or two later, but this year the company kindly agreed to send me some of their topsoil mix and green waste compost (Black&Gold), so I can show you what it's like and how well crops grow in it throughout the year. I did pay for the large lorry to deliver it. Check out the timestamps below to jump to the bits you are interested in, and don't forget to mention VeggiePlot if you contact The Green Waste Company. 00:00 - Welcome to VeggiePlot 00:22 - Allotment tour 01:55 - Purple globe artichokes 04:18 - Green Waste Compost 05:05 - Wood pallets 07:08 - Woodchip on flower bed 08:13 - Chicken manure pellets 08:50 - Groundsheet and tarpaulin 09:35 - The compost arrives 14:32 - Cape Gooseberry seedlings 15:17 - Topsoil mix update 17:35 - 100% green waste compost arrives - - My Products Allotment Record Books: https://bit.ly/3IBYPT9 Allotment Greeting Cards: https://veggieplot.uk/product/greetin... Free Gardening Resources: https://veggieplot.uk/register/ ____________________ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Instagram:   / veggieplot   Facebook:   / veggieplotuk   YouTube:    / @veggieplot   Get in touch Contact me (Chris): https://veggieplot.uk/contact/ NOTE: Some links are affiliate links, meaning I'll receive a small commission from the seller if you click on one of them. You do not pay anything extra. This allows me to continue making these videos and other gardening content. Thank you.