Now is a great time to grow some English spinach. It is one of the most nutritious vegetables, and an essential for vegetarians, as it contains most v...Read More
Save the white tags from bread loaf bags and place one on a leaf edge of each brassica plant to fool cabbage white butterflies into thinking that eggs...Read More
Our outdoor space at home is an inspiration while the allotment is closed The windowbox rosemary is covered in late-January flower. The Bengal crimson...Read More
7 January 1922: When one has got over into the third foolscap sheet, lean back in one’s chair, plot out the beds and imagine the year’s garden Kew...Read More
The children may have grown up, but trees and lights are still magical The old year’s gardening has nearly ended. The new one’s waiting in the pot...Read More
December and January are very busy months for many, and last month has been very wet in many parts of the country producing more challenges for both g...Read More
A fox slinks by, the light fades, and seed is collected for next year’s garden The bean poles and pea sticks are still up. Ghostly, empty now of sum...Read More
October is a good gardening month, and a lot can be achieved. Apply a complete organic fertiliser to citrus after they have finished cropping. Make su...Read More