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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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Buying a greenhouse

Greenhouses can be traced as far back as 35AD when Roman Emperor Tiberius had a glass house constructed specifically for growing supposedly medicinal …

March 10, 2015General Read more

Growing for Showing – Aubergines, Cucumbers… i need a greenhouse

Growing for Showing – Someone somewhere is messing with time. A few weeks ago everything was calm, everything on time, my best laid plans were ready to …

April 22, 2014Flower Seeds, In the Veg Patch, Vegetable Seeds, Village Show Read more

Basic June tomato tips

Tomatoes are by far our most popular greenhouse crop. Rightly so, the flavour of sun ripened, juicy home-grown tomatoes is unsurpassed. They are also …

June 3, 2013Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing Read more

October In Your Garden

 Wow, what a great start to October weatherwise for some of us – better than summer! Well lets not get carried away as there is work to be done. Not …

October 4, 2011In Your Garden Now Read more

In Your Garden This Month

There is always a chance of frost in November which could very well bring an end to your summer displays. Now is a good time to insulate greenhouses with …

November 2, 2009In Your Garden Now Read more
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    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 content is at its highest.

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