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How to grow brassicas from plug plants

Whether you opt for cabbage, kale, cauliflower, broccoli or leafy greens, here’s what to do with your vegetable plug plants to ensure you get a bumper …

June 20, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Why it’s best NOT to eat squashes fresh

Here’s why you should store your squashes before eating them, and some tips on the best varieties to

June 19, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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How to grow pumpkins and winter squashes

Pumpkins and winter squashes are traditional favourites which are delicious roasted, baked or made into comforting winter soups. If you’d like to grow these …

June 18, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Start planning your winter veg

Here’s our monthly guide to sowing vegetable seeds including a quick list of the veg seeds you still have time to sow this summer for a crop this winter or …

June 15, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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How to grow radicchio – the jewel winter crop

A wonderful autumn/winter veg that can be eaten raw or cooked, radicchio is straightforward to grow and well worth the

June 10, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Best expert advice on growing cauliflowers

For the best advice on growing cauliflowers, we’ve gathered together a collection of expert tips from the online horticultural world.

May 30, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Indigo Rose Black Tomatoes – the ripening process

If you’re thinking about which tomatoes to grow this season, the black tomato ’Indigo Rose’ is definitely worth considering. Full of health-boosting …

May 18, 2022Gardening Advice, Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead more
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How to avoid bitter cucumbers

Here we take a look at how and why cucumbers turn bitter and what you can do to avoid it

May 18, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead more
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Fun facts about Brussels sprouts

Here we separate fact from fiction with a fun look at this controversial Christmas

May 9, 2022Gardening Advice, Vegetable Growing Read more
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A guide to small space gardens: patios, balconies and windowsills

Small space gardens are becoming increasingly common and, with this in mind, here’s our guide on the best way to produce lots of wonderful, healthy produce …

May 6, 2022Gardening Advice, Planting Flowers, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds 4 CommentsRead more
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    Whether you opt for cabbage, kale, cauliflower, broccoli or leafy greens, here’s what to do with your vegetable plug plants to ensure you get a bumper harvest.

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