GYO DVD's

[Bigmallly]

In another thread I have mentioned this DVD & wondered if you know of any others worth looking out for.....Ta.

Grow Your Own - YouTube

[Aberdeenplotter]

BM, there's a range of DVD's available for sale on The National Vegetable Society website The National Vegetable Society - A registered charity.. I think they are mostly if not all slanted towards growing for exhibition but even by paying attentionto some of the detail, you will be able to improve the quality of what you grow for the kitchen.

[veggiechicken]

Do you want fiction or fact BM? 'Cos Amazon are pairing the GYO film (that I'd not heard of before - so Ta ) with Greenfingers [DVD] [2001]: Amazon.co.uk: Clive Owen, Helen Mirren, David Kelly, Warren Clarke, Danny Dyer, Adam Fogerty, Paterson Joseph, Natasha Little, Peter Guinness, Lucy Punch, Sally Edwards, Donald Douglas, John Daly, Joel Hershman, Justin Kris

[Bigmallly]

Thanks AP VC, I'll check out them both

[Bigmallly]

Ever heard of these?..........I've just ordered 2 DVD's for �8. Sounds interesting.

Vegan Organic Network

[veggiechicken]

Is that this one Grow Your Own Fruit & Veg
I know about vegan principles but didn't know they had DVDs about gardening. Makes sense! I'll be interested to hear what you think of them

[Bigmallly]

Is that this one Grow Your Own Fruit & Veg
I know about vegan principles but didn't know they had DVDs about gardening. Makes sense! I'll be interested to hear what you think of them

Yes, but when you go to their shop, they have 2 dvd's so thought I may as well order both.

[veggiechicken]

Good man!! If ever you want a Vegan cookbook let me know - I have several

[Bigmallly]

I bet Secret Santa would have been interested at those prices.......well inside his budget.....

[veggiechicken]

There's always next year!! You should have ordered the Vegan Christmas recipes too

[Bigmallly]

BM, there's a range of DVD's available for sale on The National Vegetable Society website The National Vegetable Society - A registered charity.. I think they are mostly if not all slanted towards growing for exhibition but even by paying attentionto some of the detail, you will be able to improve the quality of what you grow for the kitchen.

Just looked at the DVDs AP, was interested in "On the allotment with Stella & Peter" but there is one drawback..........do folk still pay by cheques?..........unfortunately I don't.......

[veggiechicken]

Or, you could watch Bunty's Blog on Youtube 01 Early January - YouTube
I visited her garden in Laugharne earlier this year and she has a fantastic organic garden - that's where I saw all the Sweet potatoes growing in the polytunnel when we were having our Sweet potato grow-in.
Worth a look - and costs Nowt