This Is My Plan Before Food Prices Rise Again | Summer UK Garden Tour
I’m building a winter pantry from my small UK garden, using summer abundance to prepare for rising food prices without panic buying cheap processed food. In this June garden audit, I’m looking at what we can grow, preserve, freeze, dehydrate, ferment, pickle and store for real food security this winter. This is the start of my Winter Wealth Pantry series: practical prepping for normal people, normal homes, small gardens and real budgets. Food prices are still a concern here in the UK, but instead of waiting until winter and relying on expensive supermarket food, I’m trying to use what we have now: homegrown tomatoes, squash, beetroot, brassicas, herbs, local produce, family-grown gluts, wild food and homemade preserves. In this video, I’m walking around the garden and looking honestly at what’s working, what’s failed, and what I need to plan better. We talk tomatoes for sauce, tomato powder, ketchup and soup; tiny but hopeful squash plants; beetroot experiments; brassica leaves for ferments and green powder; garlic failure; carrots; family food resilience; and how a small garden can still help build a better winter pantry. This isn’t scary prepping, bunker prepping, or panic buying. This is normal-house, real-food, small-space self-sufficiency — one jar, one freezer bag, one harvest and one seasonal win at a time. If you’re interested in UK homesteading, small garden self-sufficiency, food security, preserving food, building a pantry, gardening on a budget, or learning how to rely on supermarkets a little bit less, come and join us. Let me know in the comments: what’s your first winter pantry job this summer? Are you freezing berries, drying herbs, growing tomatoes, planning ferments, watching the blackberries, or preparing for the courgette avalanche? In this video: Dad’s homemade tomato soup from last year’s tomatoes Tomato preserving plans: sauce, soup, tomato powder and ketchup Squash plants and winter storage plans Beetroot preserving ideas Brassica outer leaves for ferments and super greens powder Garlic failure and plans for planting on time this year Carrots, fermented veg, pickles and winter staples The start of the Winter Wealth Pantry series #UKHomesteading #WinterPantry #FoodSecurity #SmallGarden #PreservingFood #SelfSufficiency #BackToTheGoodLife #PantryPrep #GrowYourOwnFood #UKGardening -- This channel is all about real-life self-sufficiency — not the picture-perfect version. Hosted by Niki Wilkinson from Back To The Good Life 🌿 If you'd like to support what we do, please consider our Buy Me A Coffee page: http://www.buymeacoffee.com/backtothe... — Follow Back To The Good Life 🌿 Instagram: / back.tothegoodlife Facebook: / backtothegoodlife17 TikTok: https://tiktok.com/back.tothegoodlife Read the blog: https://www.backtothegoodlife.com

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