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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, …

December 6, 2021Vegetable Growing Read more
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Gardening with Children: Top Tips On Where to Begin!

Gardening with children is a great way to introduce them to nature and for them to interact and learn about the environment around them. During the holidays it …

May 23, 2021Childrens Corner, General Read more
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National Gardening Week: 5 Benefits of Gardening

It’s National Gardening Week, and we’re celebrating all the benefits associated with getting out into the garden as much as you can. National Gardening …

April 30, 2018General Read 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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March 1906 – Gardening Advice

Read on to see what seasonal advice was being given to allotment holders and working gardeners back in March 1906. Much of it still holds good

March 16, 2016Suttons History Read more
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Make Your Own Scarecrow

Are your children getting bored with the holidays yet? Are you all wondering quite why they need be so long? Here’s something to keep them quiet for a …

August 5, 2015General Read more
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Hay Fever Free Gardening

One in five people suffer from hay fever at some point in their life and find summer a time to be endured rather than enjoyed. As hay fever is an allergic …

August 3, 2015Bedding Plants, Flower Seeds, Perennials, Planting Flowers, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds 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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Stacks of Flavour

Our exciting new Stacks of Flavour range has just been launched. Designed in association with James Wong our beautiful rustic personalised crates are ideal for …

April 2, 2015Vegetable 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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