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Suttons Launches Magic Vegetable & Fruit Ranges!

Suttons have waved their magic wand to introduce a selection of terrific new vegetable plants this year that are perfect for both experienced growers and all …

December 2, 2020Press Release Read more
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Sweet and Savoury Fruits Perfect for Containers and Small Space Growing!

It’s finally here! A great tasting, compact, bush tomato with flavour that you can grow from seed! Discover more sweet and savoury fruits below… …

November 16, 2020Press Release Read more
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July Newsletter

“It’s difficult to think anything but pleasant thoughts while eating a homegrown tomato.” –  Lewis Grizzard July is the …

July 2, 2018Newsletter Read more
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10 A-May-Zing Bank Holiday Offers!

It’s the perfect time of year to spruce up your garden and fill it with colourful plants and flowers. Our Bank Holiday offers will make it easier than ever …

May 4, 2018Bedding Plants, Grafted veg, Perennials 1 CommentRead more
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Bare-rooted Fruit and Nut Trees

Traditionally most trees, including fruit and nut, were sold bare-rooted. It’s only our relatively new desire to plant all year round that has led to the …

October 16, 2017Growing Fruit 2 CommentsRead more
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Mulberry Charlotte Russe Growing Guide

Hard to find the fruits in supermarkets, you can have all the joys of growing your own mulberries without the hassle of keeping a large tree. Mulberry …

September 8, 2017Fruit Growing Guides 1 CommentRead more
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Visiting The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Visiting professional gardens can be completely inspiring or totally depressing. I go home either wanting to concrete over the lot and take up golf or feeling …

August 9, 2017Garden Visits Read more
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Soft Fruit Means Strawberry Gin!

Remember that cool spell of weather we endured in May/early June? Not welcome at all and certainly stunted the growth of many young plants. But now we are …

July 7, 2017Growing Fruit Read more
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RHS Rosemoor Flower Show August 2017

RHS Rosemoor is holding its first official flower show this coming August. Whether you are lucky enough to live in Devon or whether you will be holidaying …

April 26, 2017Flower Shows, General Read more
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What fruit is more nutritious than blueberries?

Blackcurrants are an easy to grow British native that will delight you with fruit from mid-summer. Perfect for eating fresh off the plant or using to make jams …

March 23, 2017General 1 CommentRead more
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