Earlier in the year I made my first batch of comfrey ‘tea’ and trialled it on courgettes, tomatoes and squash. … More
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Brighton & Hove’s Green & Pleasant Land
BHOGG member Michelle Thomasson attended the Brighton and Hove Green Spaces Forum (BHGSF) latest network meeting last month. Here Michelle … More
Sweet & Sour Pumpkin Chutney
Here’s our latest recipe from Weald Allotment volunteer Saskia. This is a traditional northern German recipe, my mother made it … More
Rewilding: the ‘Marmite’ effect
Once again, Professor Dave Goulson helps us think our way through making our gardening more sustainable. This month he asks … More
Biofuels: Friend or Foe?
In Pat’s latest article, she warns us to ‘Beware of Biofuels’. In his book There is no Planet B Mike … More
Tomato Torment: know your scourge
Here Pat gives us an interesting insight into a tomato problem that you might incorrectly diagnose as blight and shares … More
Foraged Fruit Leather from Native Hands
We return to the wisdom of Native Hands with this simple seasonal foraging recipe from Ruby. Here’s the recipe for … More
How To….Make a Wildlife Pond
A pond is a really useful resource in a garden, providing a habitat for important beneficial insects, invertebrates and vertebrates, … More
Our community allotment: Autumn equinox picnic
Despite the threats of thunder and heavy rain what a great morning it was enjoying our equinox picnic. People bought … More
Growing with Camilla, Fred and Charlie: Part 3
Our very own ‘growing’ family share their latest learnings about keeping an organic veggie plot. Camilla tells us what’s new: … More
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