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Home / Suttons Seeds Blog / Vegetable Growing / In the Veg Patch

In the Veg Patch

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How to grow shallots

Shallot 'Longor' in a wooden

August 11, 2021General, In the Veg Patch Read more
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Getting the Most From your Tomatoes

Tomatoes will be ripening now and need to be picked regularly to keep the plants cropping. The fruits are best picked in the late afternoon when their sugar …

July 17, 2015Allotments, In the Veg Patch, Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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Sweet Potatoes (Ipomoea batatas)

Potato season has started with many seed potatoes chitting away in preparation for planting in a few weeks’ time and others ordered and on their way. We all …

February 11, 2015Allotments, General, In the Veg Patch, Potato Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing 2 CommentsRead more
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The Art of Grafting

It would be easy to think that the art of grafting one plant onto the rootstock of another is relatively new but in fact evidence exists of it having been used …

January 14, 2015Allotments, Grafted veg, In the Veg Patch, Potato Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Artisan Bumble Bee Mix Tomatoes

Hopefully you’ve noticed that our range of tomato seeds has got even bigger for 2015 with the addition of many new and exciting varieties. In all we’ve …

October 27, 2014In the Veg Patch, Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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Indigo Rose Black Tomatoes – the ripening process

We’ve had some great feedback from customers growing our brand new Indigo Rose tomato but also some questions as to how to tell when the fruits are ripe. …

September 17, 2014Allotments, In the Veg Patch, Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds 1 CommentRead more
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Growing for Showing – The results!

That’s it – show time! All those weeks of sowing, growing, nurturing and care have finally come to fruition. Produce was on the table and the judges …

September 14, 2014In the Veg Patch, Village Show Read more
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My Garden Diary – Reminders for August 1914

This garden diary would have been written and printed in 1913. Little did they know that war was just around the corner. Read on for the August advice given to …

August 1, 2014Flower Seeds, In the Veg Patch, Lawn care, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds, World War One Read more
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The Importance of July and August Sown Vegetables

  In 2014 we no longer sell Dandelions as we doubt there’s much demand however we do supply the other vegetable seeds featured in the below article …

July 28, 2014General, In the Veg Patch, In Your Garden Now, News from Suttons, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds, World War One Read more

Vegetables – You are what you eat!

It has been known for many years that vegetables make an important contribution to a healthy diet. Recently even more information has come to light on how …

July 25, 2014In the Veg Patch, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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