You can still find Geralda Stratford in his garden, which deals with his extremely large vegetables.
Mr. Stratford, all smiles and powder cheeks, became a sensation In May 2020. When he divided two pictures of himself on Twitter. In one, it holds a giant bundle of handle (rockets, in Britain), and in the other sits on a bucket upside down with a potato bowl.
“My first early rocket is very pleased,” he wrote.
Soon a smaller arch of the celebrities came, Mr. Stratford-Koji endured British locking from his home in a small village of Milton-Under-Wychwood in Oxfordshire in England’s book and radio and television performances. Food website Dishes He called him a “Twitter king of” Great Vegetables “.” Newsweek gave him a column.
Five years later he got used to glory. At first it was irresistible, said Mr. Stratford, but in the end he learned how to deal with care.
“I think I’m enjoying more now than at the beginning,” he said. “It’s much easier to take now.”
In a telephone conversation, Mr. Stratford said he was still happy gardening and giant vegetable growing.
“My greenhouse is full and overwhelmed,” he said. Together with carrots, beads and zucchini, Mr. Stratford said he was planning to grow giant melons.
Gardening still brings joy to its days. “The world, it’s still not a very nice place from pandemic,” he said. “But we have our own health and that is what is important.”
He is eager to get dirty and does not plan to get out of his garden soon.
“I can continue for a long time,” he said.
