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Huw Richards: Breathtaking Raised Bed Garden FULL of Veg & Flowers (Only 6 Months Old!)



On a north-facing mountainside in South Wales, Liz Zorab is creating the garden of her dreams that defies the odds. Using her years of growing experience, her new raised bed kitchen garden is full of food, flowers, and wildlife. I visited her back in the summer to pick up some great tips for any gardener looking to combine colour with crops and create a space for nature. I hope you are inspired by it as much as I am! You can follow Liz here on her channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LizZorab

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37 Comments

  1. Huw Richards

    Hi all! Just noticed a black screen around 10:15 for 8 or so seconds – I have cut it out on the YouTube editor but may take a few hours to show the change. The cut piece says that dahlia's petals and tubers are edible🌿Be sure to check out Liz's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LizZorab

  2. Honore Gale

    What a gorgeous video! I have been followed Liz’s progress over the last year in her new homestead. She has made amazing progress. Her raised beds are something I aspire to.

  4. My3B's Farm

    I love the friendship Huw, between you and Liz. You both inspire this zone6 mini farmer to try new things.

  8. Fungus V3

    Huw you like BBC Bristol? As the photography, pull down and the span is amazing. The Editor (Charlie) OMG what a cutting floor? Sound mixing nice it's a balance and found a wonderful medium, keep that no share lol sound is a sod to get right i know lol. Well produces thumbs up, and it's like a micro life on earth. 11/10

  10. Chris Belt

    Lovely video, but may I point out that Earl Grey tea is made using the essential oil derived from a different plant, that is Citrus bergamia and not the Monarda plant in seen in the video?

  11. Tannis Adam

    I am super excited to learn you can make earl grey tea out of bee balm. I cannot wait to try it!!!

  12. Just little ol’ me

    I love Liz’s garden, her approach to life and gardening, and her kind, gentle nature. It’s also lovely to see Huw and Liz gardening or chatting together (in other videos). Liz and Huw are two of my favourite gardeners.
    Thanks x 👩‍🌾🪴🌺🌸

  13. Pedro Rocha

    Lizs' Garden is beautiful! I'm so jealous of how good she is at growing flowers. Such variety and beauty!
    But I also have to point out those beautiful initial shots of the garden you got, Huw! Makes me want to more there (even more!)

  16. Carolyn Etts

    So, so beautiful! Thank you Liz and Huw so very much for the encouragement and hope that these videos bring! A healing balm to get us through the winter! Blessings on your day Kiddos!🥰🌻🐛🐝

  18. C&B Jones

    Liz and her garden are wonderful. I love her channel (and her tips for the kitchen).
    I have a tip for the nicotiana that I learned from an orchardist – as well as the gorgeous flowers and fragrance, the leaves are sticky and are great planted under apple trees especially. The leaves will attract and trap all sorts of pests, particularly the codling moth in its various stages. Always a win.

  20. Nick Dad

    Love this video! My winter project this year is to expand our pollinator garden. Great timing!

  21. Delwyn Tatton

    Great filming and editing Huw and Liz well done, great flower gardens, efforts and knowledge. I really enjoyed picking the bunch of flowers with you.

  23. Adam Heath

    Thank you Huw for sharing Liz's garden with us. It's inspired me to dedicate one of my Allotment plot beds to flowing annuals and perennials.

  28. Michael Evrard

    Very inspiring indeed!!! Thanks for your great work Hugh and thanks to Liz for beeing her beautiful self – it shows in her garden🌻

  30. Mandy Taylor

    It must be hard keeping the ducks in now cos of the bird flu. Also about kale I don’t like eating it on its own but I pick a few leaves of kale cavello nero spinach chard and tree cabbage and tree kale and I strip from stalks and chop into thin strips altogether and steam or boil till cooked and it’s lovely greens on your plate all the leaves altogether. Also shredded into stews and soups it’s nice too and they all so good for you. Just a tip of how I deal with curly kale

  33. Candice Cullen

    Your cinematography is stunning Huw! Absolutely gorgeous. Love Liz and her gardens, thank you for such beautiful video!

  34. Lyndsey MacPherson

    What a beautifully shot and edited video. I'm just stunned at how gorgeous Liz's garden is, but also how many times Liz refers to flowers existing there because she loves them which couldn't be a more poignant statement about gardens. Growing, creating and love all spring from the same well.

  35. Stacey A

    Omg I ❤ this video just for the honest dialogue about kale 😂 I detest it and there is no getting around it 😂. Thank you 💋

  37. annie wildmush

    im 46… garden on my own since i was 20… and recently… 2019 i have learn more then in those 24 yrs… cutting flowers changed my life…gave me a way to express myself.. its a lonely process for me but i do love it… single mom of twins.. im home.. growing food and beautiful flowers bouquet all summer to offer them ( ok they are a bit fed up of my plants at 16yrs old) just a new gardenning chapter…

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