Earlier in the season we produced a short film on how to sow your onion sets and shallots. Here’s the…
Digging Green Gold
Green manures are a wonderful way of covering bare soil between crops and adding nutrients to your soil. Here, Ruth…
Seed Saving Workshop 14th September Brighton
Seed Saving Made Simple Workshop with Ruth. Learn how to select, dry and store seeds. Kit and instructions provided. Pheonix…
Saskia’s ‘Glutney’ Recipes
One of our favourite Weald chefs shares her (not-so-secret) recipes with us to help deal with the season’s gluts. This…
Scrumping & Scything: perfect autumn bedfellows
Adding further flavour to autumn, read on for how to scrump and scythe the Brighton Permaculture Trust way. Scrump: definition…
Glorious Gluts!
The bounty of late Summer can be delightful, but can also create some problems of its own – how do…
Welcoming Weeds
This week, Saskia – volunteer at our Weald Community Allotment – shares with us why sometimes it is worth making…
Update on Comfrey Tea
A couple of months ago I wrote about my preparations for making comfrey ‘tea’: a highly nutritious plant feed, particularly…
Cram Full with Courgettes
We’re getting to that time of the summer when every trip to the plot is filled with trepidation: how many…
Grafting with Peter May
Propagating fruit trees doesn’t need to be hard graft. Here Peter May – Brighton Permaculture Trust’s fruit tree expert –…
