Top July Allotment Tips
After last month’s blog the rains finally came. With it came the inevitable flushes of weeds. Within days some previously weed-free patches of my allotment …
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How to build a self-sufficient garden
Tips for making your garden more productive and self-sustaining, no matter the size When thinking of an English garden it may conjure up images of pristine …
5 ways to stay on top of your vegetable patch
More and more people are turning their hands to growing their own vegetables and produce at home. We have been sent many photos throughout the events of 2020 …
Spreading the seed of growing your own love
In this, the third installment of a new series of sustainability blogs inspired by content from her Climate Change Garden book, Kim Stoddart explains how to …
June Newsletter
“On this June day the buds in my garden are almost as enchanting as the open flowers. Things in bud bring, in the heat of a June noontide, the …
Tales of VE Day & Digging for Victory – Then & Now
In our original post celebrating VE Day and the Dig for Victory Campaign we asked for your stories and pictures. We were inundated with amazing tales of both …
Get Social With Us for Virtual Chelsea – Suttons Competition Winners
The virtual RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year really allowed us to immerse ourselves in one of the most prestigious shows ever. Bringing the show into our …
Get Social With Us for Virtual Chelsea
Get social with us for Virtual Chelsea As you may already know, sadly the RHS Chelsea Flower Show has been cancelled this year. However, luckily the …
75 Years Later, We’re Still in This Together
Global events of 2020 have made us think about many things from a very different perspective, with many industries being compelled to innovate through …
‘Fighting on the Homefront’ – The 75th Anniversary of Digging for Victory
“It is the bounden duty of those who have the smallest space to cultivate, to do so intensively, that the brave may be fed and that the lifeline of the …