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  1. What to Plant in October

    What to Plant in October
    It's hard to believe October is already here! While there's still plenty to harvest from the garden, theres also a few crops you can plant and sow now.
  2. Autumn Soil Testing

    Autumn Soil Testing
    Soil testing in Autumn, just after the main growing season, provides a clear picture of nutrient levels and pH status after plants have absorbed their share.
  3. Bokashi Composting

    Bokashi Composting
    Bokashi composting is an anaerobic fermentation process that converts kitchen waste into a nutrient-rich soil conditioner.
  4. Cabbage White Butterfly

    Cabbage White Butterfly
    Cabbage White Butterflies can be a significant pest for gardeners growing brassicas like cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower. They lay their eggs on the undersides of the leaves and the resulting caterpillars voraciously feed on the plants, causing significant damage.
  5. Multi-Species Swards/Variety-Rich Pastures

    Multi-Species Swards/Variety-Rich Pastures
    Benefits of variety rich pastures and how to choose the right seed mixture.
  6. Companion Planting

    Companion Planting
    Companion planting is the practice of strategically pairing different plants together to create a mutually beneficial environment.
  7. Seaweed for Soil, Plant and Animal Health

    Seaweed for Soil, Plant and Animal Health
    Seaweed one of the richest plants on our earth: minerals, trace elements, vitamins - even natural growth promoters have been discovered in seaweed. This is what makes seaweed so valuable for us and equally for animals and plants.
  8. Soil Conditioners

    Soil Conditioners
    A soil conditioner, or soil amendment, is a substance or material added to soil to improve its physical properties and fertility, enhancing plant growth and health
  9. Organic Aphid Control

    Organic Aphid Control
    Aphids, those tiny, sap-sucking insects, are one of the most common pests gardeners encounter. Understanding these pests and employing organic control methods can help maintain a healthy garden ecosystem without resorting to harmful chemicals.
  10. Edible Flowers

    Edible Flowers
    Not just a treat for the eye - quite a lot of flowers are edible and can be used in salads and as cake or beverage decorations.  Below is a list of the different edible flower varieties we stock.

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