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Online Organic Gardening Course 2026

Join our Low-Cost  Online Organic Gardening Course Starting on Saturday 24 January 2026, the course comprises 11 parts which will subsequently take place … More

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Christmas Wreath Making Workshop, 6 December 2025

Make your own beautiful Christmas wreath from sustainable locally foraged materials. Come and make a beautiful Christmas wreath with locally … More

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Organic wine making workshop with Sue, 27 Sept 2025

I’m Sue and I like wine; I like organic wine and I hate waste. We manage to produce a lot … More

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How to garden organically in Small Spaces

If you have a small garden, plot or patio, you can still grow fruit and vegetables organically. You might just need to be a little bit creative.

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Hilary’s Gardening Joy & Solace

BHOGG member Hilary muses on her growing year, sharing her successes – and disappointments. I don’t have an allotment but … More

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Still Living with the Enemy

As the summer progresses and our harvests increase, it can feel like we’ve gone to war with the entire insect … More

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Rhubarb Season: A trio of recipes

This trio of recipes come to us from Weald Allotment Community bed starter scheme volunteer, Saskia.  Thanks to her also … More

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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

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Living with the Enemy

As the summer progresses and our harvests increase, it can feel like we’ve gone to war with the entire insect … More

ants, aphids, beneficial insects, ecosystem, infestations, organic, pests, slugs, snails, whitefly

How to. . . Make Comfrey ‘Tea’

I love a cup of tea, so when I heard about comfrey tea, I thought I’d be trying out the … More

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