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Tag: organic gardening

Garden Gnome: Spring

Hoe, hoe, hoe. It’s time for our inner gardeners to come out of hibernation! Our very own Gnome is here … More

allotment, organic gardening, top tips for organic gardening spring, urban growing

Make an Earwig Hotel with Dave Goulson!

Dave Goulson of the University of Sussex shares his love of this beastie with BHOGG members Earwigs are much maligned, … More

Brighton and Hove, citizen science, Dave Goulson, earwigs, insects, organic gardening, urban gardening

DoPI: The Database of Pollinator Interactions

Dave Goulson from the University of Sussex shares this brilliant resource with BHOGG members. This may initially sound a little … More

Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, Dave Goulson, organic gardening, pollinators

GARDEN GNOME WINTER

It’s time to invite our Organic Gnome to share his gardening wisdom for the winter season Well winter again! wild, … More

Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, organic gardening, winter tasks for the garden

Starter Beds on our Organic Allotment

Potential allotmenteers who are on the council waiting list for a plot on the Weald site can join BHOGG and … More

Brighton and Hove, organic gardening, Weald allotments

Garden Gnome: Summer

Our faithful Gnome is back with his seasonal wisdom for summer Suddenly its summer! Sunshine and warmth brings rapid growth; … More

Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening, organic gardening, summer events, summer gardening jobs

Kate Harrison of Seedy Sunday crew shares her secret ingredient to fill the ‘Hungry Gap’

The answer to the hungry gap? Nettles! Look a little closer at the labels of the ‘spring’ vegetables you buy … More

food for free, foraging, hungry gap, nettles, organic gardening

How to… plant onion sets (and shallots)

Watch our short film showing you a step by step guide on how to plant onions and shallots:

onions, organic gardening, Planting onions

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

Garden Gnome: Spring

Get ready, get set, GROW! Join our wise gnome as he helps us put our best organic gardening foot forward … More

brighton & Hove Organic Gardening Group, garden gnome, organic gardening, top gardening tips for spring

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