There are a few hardy vegetables still out there to be harvested, and one of my favourites is the…
How to….Plant Garlic
Garlic can be planted over a number of months from October to February, although the earlier you can plant, the…
Save our soil: Winter is a good time to think about nurturing our soil
FUNCTIONS of SOIL Physical support for plants [anchorage]; rooting environment; holds air, water & nutrients essential to plant growth; houses…
Merry Christmas!
Thank you for all your wonderful support this year. I hope you and yours have a wonderful Xmas. Here are…
Rosehip Jelly
Rosehips are a wonderfully colourful and cheery sight in the local hedgerows, but they also make excellent jams, jellies and…
October’s Top Tips
1. Plant spring cabbage, broad beans, garlic & onions. And why not try sowing some winter greens if you…
Jenni’s Autumn Chutney
A quick and easy recipe for using up any last autumn gluts from the garden. Ready to eat in 3…
Wonderful Urban Worms
Ruth has been busy with volunteers at the Phoenix Community Garden welcoming some of the best gardeners’ friends: wriggly worms! …
Cheat ‘Sun-ripened’ tomatoes
Although we have had more than our average sun quota this year, sadly its not lasted long enough to take…
Ruth’s top tips for September: Fruition
1. Harvest spuds, fruit, vegetables 2. Plant onions, garlic, spring cabbages, bulbs for spring flowers, strawberries 3. Sow winter salads,…
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