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Lockdown Project Guides: Grow Onions and Shallots

An essential part of the gardener’s vegetable patch, onions and shallots are very easy to grow and come with excellent health benefits such as lowering blood …

February 22, 2021Gardening Advice, General, General Growing Guides, Growing Guides, Suttons Seeds Blog, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Growing Guides Read more
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Lockdown Project Guides: Grow Your Own Marvellous Mushrooms

Growing your own mushrooms using a kit is easy and our Windowsill Mushroom Kits mean anyone can grow mushrooms indoors. Whether you’re a full-time gardener …

February 17, 2021Gardening Advice, General, General Growing Guides, Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Growing Guides Read more
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Herbs Growing Guide

Grow herbs in pots and containers on a sunny patio near the kitchen door for convenience, a window sill or in the garden border. Herbs should be grown in full …

February 24, 2017Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing Guides 1 CommentRead more
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Cherry Tree Growing Guide

September 7, 2015Fruit Growing Guides 5 CommentsRead more
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Perennial Plants Flowering Times Guide

From Achilleas all the way through to West country Lupins and whether you're planting your favourites or trying something new, our user-friendly perennial …

May 6, 2015Featured, Flower Growing Guides, General Growing Guides 9 CommentsRead more
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Slugs, Glorious Slugs!

Slugs may not be either the most attractive or the most popular of wildlife to visit our gardens but come they will with the average garden being home to …

March 23, 2015General Read more
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Sweet Pea – Queen of the Annuals

If asked on BBC’s Pointless programme to name a pretty and perfumed flower the sweet pea would be a high scorer and therefore an answer to be avoided. Well …

March 19, 2015Flower Growing Guides Read more
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Edible Flowers Guide

There are many edible flowers in the world that you can grow and with the information in this guide we'll put you firmly on point so you know what flavours you …

February 25, 2015Flower Growing Guides, General Growing Guides 3 CommentsRead more
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Plumeria Growing Guide Instructions

A no nonsense, straightforward guide on how to succeed with growing your plumeria

February 25, 2015Flower Growing Guides Read more
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Growing Grapes

This guide provides cultural information to help you successfully grow

November 23, 2014Fruit Growing Guides Read more
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    An essential part of the gardener’s vegetable patch, onions and shallots are very easy to grow and come with excellent health benefits such as lowering blood pressure, combating infections, plus reducing fat and cholesterol levels. Plus, they add plenty of flavour to many dishes! Sets (immature bulbs) are the easiest way to grow onions and […]

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