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Phoenix Gardening Course – Sow & Grow. Chapter 4: Pests & Diseases

Read on for the final online instalment of our Urban Gardening Course all about raising plants.  This chapter deals with … More

common pests and diseases, companion planting, crop rotation, organic gardening, organic pesticides, pest control, recipes for organic gardening

Garden Gnome’s spring recap

Garden Gnome has been busy caring for all his plants he sowed earlier in the year, and wanted to give … More

gardening tips for May, gardening tips for spring, hardening off, hardy plants, organic gardening, tender plants

Phoenix Gardening Course – Sow & Grow. Chapter 3

Here’s the next short chapter in the brilliant Urban Gardening Course series.  Here, Ruth gives an overview on soil and … More

compost, humus, microorganisms, organic gardening, soil

Phoenix Gardening Course – Sow & Grow. Chapter 2

Carrying on from last week’s What, Where, When and How of sowing crops.  Now you’ve chosen your veggies and planned … More

hardening off, organic seeds, Planting out, potting on, sowing seeds

Phoenix Urban Gardening Course – Sow & Grow. Chapter 1

In an attempt to prevent our members from missing out, we’re bringing Ruth’s expert Phoenix Urban Gardening Course into your … More

direct sowing, gardening, Health, organic gardening, seed sowing

How To … Harvest and Store Onions

Earlier in the season we produced a short film on how to sow your onion sets and shallots.  Here’s the … More

onion harvest and storage, stringing onions

Digging Green Gold

Green manures are a wonderful way of covering bare soil between crops and adding nutrients to your soil.  Here, Ruth … More

beneficial insects, green manures, organic gardening, Organic weed control, soil fertility, soil nutrients

Update on Comfrey Tea

A couple of months ago I wrote about my preparations for making comfrey ‘tea’: a highly nutritious plant feed, particularly … More

comfrey, comfrey tea, organic plant feed, plant foods

How to water well this summer

Summer in this part of the world can, as we know all too well, be frustratingly unpredictable.  However, even if … More

drought, mulching, supporting soil, water, water collection, water conservation, watering plants

Garden Gnome’s June Top Tips

Plant out seedlings such as beans, courgettes, sweet-corn. Sow successional salads, dwarf beans, peas Feed with seaweed meal and organic … More

garden gnome, Seedlings, Successional planting, top gardening tips

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