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Top August Allotment Tips

Recently, I lost most of my redcurrant crop to a pesky pigeon or three. Admittedly there are other potential culprits too, including blackbirds and thrushes. I …

August 2, 2019Allotments, General, Suttons Seeds Blog 1 CommentRead more
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Top September Allotment Tips

It has been a challenging year for many plot holders. Last winter the Beast from the East, (who remembers that?) followed by the Mini Beast ensured a late …

September 5, 2018Allotments Read more
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How to Avoid Bitter Cucumbers

The anticipation of that first bite as the new cucumbers begin to develop. Followed by the huge disappointment and surprise of a disgustingly bitter taste. …

August 5, 2017Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead more
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Watering the Garden Made Easy

Watering the garden can be a real chore during summer or it can be an opportunity to study your garden. Enjoying looking at plants you might otherwise miss. …

July 13, 2017Watering Read more
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June Means New Potatoes

If May is the month of asparagus, then June must be dedicated to new potatoes. Loose-skinned and waxy they are very different to main crop varieties with their …

June 8, 2017Growing Potatoes Read more
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Pumpkins and Winter Squash

Pumpkins and winter squash are synonymous with autumn. Being muck loving plants they will have produced a good crop if grown in a sunny spot with plenty of …

October 18, 2016Vegetable Growing Read more

New Early Delivery Option

Our 2017 Seed Catalogue launches our brand new Early Delivery option, on selected plants. Last frost dates differ from region to region and some gardeners are …

September 27, 2016News from Suttons Read more
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Harvesting and Storing Vegetables

Most foods are best eaten fresh but many of us will still be harvesting and storing vegetables. So, if you really can’t face chopping another tomato, …

September 6, 2016Vegetable Growing Read more
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Raspberries: What to grow, When to pick & Making Gin

Few things taste better than a ripe raspberry picked on a warm day and eaten from the hand. To my mind strawberries are great but raspberries are better. They …

July 12, 2016General, Growing Fruit 2 CommentsRead more
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Growbag Growing

Growbag growing used to be restricted to greenhouses but growbags also work really well on a sunny patio, deck or balcony. They are a great way of increasing …

April 26, 2016General, Vegetable Growing 3 CommentsRead more
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    Recently, I lost most of my redcurrant crop to a pesky pigeon or three. Admittedly there are other potential culprits too, including blackbirds and thrushes. I don’t mind as everything in nature has a role and is there to eat. It is my own fault for not investing in a fruit cage and also being […]

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