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Seed sovereignty infographic clip

Seed Sovereignty – a growers guide, downloadable infographic by Rosa

BHOGG member, grower, and artist-illustrator, Rosa, has produced a new infographic for BHOGG: Seed Sovereignty – A Grower’s Guide.  Featuring … More

Brighton and Hove, diversity, growing, Seed saving, seed sovereignty, seeds

How to… grow potatoes

Traditionally, potatoes were planted on Good Friday.  This, of course, is not a set date, but moves around the calendar … More

How to grow potatoes, organic gardening

Can organic feed the planet?

Pat writes further about her investigations into whether organic can feed the planet, and here reflects in a refreshingly honest … More

emissions reduction, feeding the planet, food security, land use, organic gardening, organic methods, sustainable food, vegan farming

Warm Allotment Salad

Here’s a simple, easy and tasty recipe with all of June’s wonderful produce in mind!   Thanks to Bhogg Chairperson Jenni … More

allotment, organic gardening, Recipes, Salads

Winter Greens Trial update and fabulous traditional Japanese Fuyuna recipe

The Winter Greens have provided the most amazing source of fresh veg over the dismal winter months. Visiting the poly … More

Fuyuna recipe, Japanese recipes, organic gardening, Recipes, Winter greens

Review: No Dig Gardening Talk by Joshua the Gardener

We had an excellent illustrated talk by Joshua on 8th March at the Phoenix Community Centre.  Joshua was inspired to … More

Brighton and Hove, Joshua the gardener, No dig gardening, organic gardening, Organic gardening courses, Phoenix Community Centre

April: Top 5 tips

April should be a time when we really start to feel the warmth of Spring; we hope the weather catches … More

Growing totatoes, How to garden organically, How to grow potatoes, Module trays, organic, Planting onions, Seedlings

Winter Greens Trial update

After the mayhem of Christmas & New Year, it was a pleasure to be able to escape to the allotment … More

Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, Poly tunnel, Winter greens

Russ’s winter greens trial update

At the end of October I thinned out the seedlings as ruthlessly as I could. This meant removing around half … More

organic, organic gardening, Poly tunnel

Russ’s Winter Greens Trial in his allotment poly tunnel.

I have had a poly tunnel on my plot for a couple of years but have never tried growing over … More

gardening, organic, seeds

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