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June Means New Potatoes

If May is the month of asparagus, then June must be dedicated to new potatoes. Loose-skinned and waxy they are very different to main crop varieties with their …

June 8, 2017Growing Potatoes Read more
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January’s Birth Flower – The Carnation

Carnations are the birth flower for January. A flower symbolising love and romance. Flowers have been given as birthday gifts since Roman times. The …

January 11, 2017General, Planting Flowers Read more
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Winter Help For Bees

Bees are in trouble and the fact is that we need them just as much as they need us. Our countryside used to provide everything needed to sustain a …

November 21, 2016Wildlife gardening Read more
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Today is Primrose Day!

Today, the 19th April, is Primrose Day. Once recognised nationally but now a date on the calendar that bears little or no significance. So, what’s it all …

April 19, 2016General, Suttons History Read 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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The Christmas Rose

The Christmas Rose, or Helleborus niger, is the perfect winter plant. This evergreen hardy perennial provides colour and interest in the depths of

December 14, 2015General, Perennials Read more
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Gardening Advice from 1906

Back in 1906 the magazine One & All Gardening described itself as “A popular annual for amateurs, allotment holders and working gardeners” and included …

October 13, 2015Suttons History Read more
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1906 Cottage Garden Advice

Back in 1906 the magazine One & All Gardening described itself as “A popular annual for amateurs, allotment holders and working gardeners” and included …

September 21, 2015Suttons History Read more
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Lofos Plants Growing Guide

This guide provides Lofos growing information whose latin name is Lophospermum erubescens but may be also be found listed as Asarina erubescens or Maurandya …

November 12, 2014Flower Growing Guides 6 CommentsRead more
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Perennial Plants and Annuals Growing Guide

This is a general guide to planting both annuals and perennial plants. This guide features plain-speaking advice and instructions for maximum

October 11, 2014Flower Growing Guides, General Growing Guides 1 CommentRead more
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