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Small Gardens
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Cover & Protect With Netting
Cover & Protect With Netting Birds, rabbits and insects are unfortunately very efficient pests and will polish off a crop of strawberries or cabbages before you can blink. Netting is the answer - but the trick is to get the right netting for the job. It is important to consider the size of the net mesh and the strength. You... -
World Bee Day 20th May
We all depend on the survival of bees (and other pollinators) Nearly 90% of the world’s wild flowering plant species depend entirely on animal pollination, along with more than 75% of the world’s food crops. Not only do pollinators contribute directly to food security, but they are key to conserving biodiversity. What can I do to help? To celebrate World... -
Early Starters
There’s a grand stretch in the evening and when it stops raining we should all be able to get out in the garden. For the early starters it’s definitely worth covering the ground before planting to warm up the soil a little and protect it from the rain. Either put up a small cloche or cover the soil with plastic... -
Is it cheaper to grow your own organic vegetables?
We can all agree that growing your own vegetables has many advantages. Nothing compares to home-grown for taste; growing your own means that your vegetables are very fresh, full of nutrients and taste delicious. Then there’s the satisfaction – that sense of achievement that comes with picking your first tomato, or better still, when serve your first salad to a...