21/05/2026
Time To Face The Facts. Growing veg, although it's been my profession for many years, is no longer a viable or sensible way for me to earn a living.
Market gardening is incredibly rewarding, but it's also immensely grawling work. Bent over backwards for the majority of the day, just to sell the produce for very little money, if it sells at all.
It's a sorry state of affairs, but I earn a higher income posting these video's on social media, than I ever did selling veggies at market.
It's fair to say, I am now a basket maker, full time willow weaver. Playing with sticks is my new profession, and it's much more comfortable work, both physically and financially.
When I started, I thought it was going to be a cute little side hustle to see me through the winter, but it's very much a full time endeavour. 3 months of harvesting and grading, leading into the rest of the year; comprising or crafting, teaching, and selling.
If you live locally to me, and still want fresh organic produce, please support my friend Benson of Clean Greens Market Garden in Denvor.
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