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Which potato for your recipes

November is the time to start thinking about which potatoes to grow. We’ll be delivering seed potatoes from December onwards so best get your order in soon …

December 10, 2021Potato Growing Guides 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, …

December 6, 2021Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead 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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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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Which Tomatoes are High in Lycopene?

Lycopene is believed to being one of the key factors behind the healthy Mediterranean diet. So which varieties of tomato have the highest lycopene content? …

April 11, 2017General, Tomatoes, Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead more
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Mulberry Bush Charlotte Russe

“Here we go round the Mulberry Bush” is a nursery rhyme, a singing game and a film. Yet the bush also has strong royal connections, dating back to James 1. …

February 15, 2017Growing Fruit 1 CommentRead more
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Quad Tomato Plants

Quad tomato plants are one of the latest innovations from our team of professional plantsmen. The clue is in the name with four of course being the magic …

January 18, 2017General, Grafted veg, Tomatoes Read more
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Growing Your Own Quinoa

Quinoa burst onto the foodie scene just a few years ago and is now considered a store cupboard staple. Although it may seem trendy and fashionable quinoa is …

October 11, 2016General, Vegetable Seeds 3 CommentsRead more
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Grow for Flavour Seed Range

Our 2017 range includes James Wong’s Grow for Flavour Seed Range. James tells us “To my mind by far the most convincing reason to grow your own is the …

September 20, 2016General, James Wong Read more
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