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Flower House FHPH155CL PlantHouse 2 Pop-Up Plant House, Clear

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Flower House FHPH155CL PlantHouse 2 Pop-Up Plant House, Clear Quick and Easy Set up on Soil or Hard Surfaces in minutes Protects your plants and extends your growing season. Clear PVC material with UV protection for longer life. Promotes and maintains high humidity levels to create a superior growing environment. Open floor allows greenhouse to [...]

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Fascinating Fungi

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Ive recently been trying out a Suttons Mushroom Kit, its been fascinating watching them grow, as once they get going they mature really fast. To begin with nothing seemed to be happening but then, by peering closely at the soil, I saw teeny tiny mushrooms just under the surface which gradually peeped though when the ...

Excitement over exotic crops

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Unusual vegetables are being grown on allotments across the Midlands. Sally Cunningham reports on an exotic crops fair celebrating this diversityGarden Organic held its first exotic crops fair on 3 October. The aim was to share and celebrate the wealth and knowledge of unusual crops that many are unaware can be grown in the UK. Undeterred by the less than tr

Growing asparagus

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A couple of years ago I finally took the plunge and planted an asparagus bed. Its a crop Id never appreciated until a few years ago, but now I love it.

Where there is cow muck...

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.... there will be a happy biodynamic gardenerBrilliant afternoon shovelling shit in the sun. But, first, more green matter from the nice specialist people at sowgreenmanure.co.uk. Inspired by Automata commentator on these pages, we spread caliente mustard seed, a new one on us, with forage pea and crimson clover. Although we know we are late with the latt

Rose and Nancy's salad days

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Good to have the girls digging inGorgeous weekend, though for much of Saturday I was suffering from two too many cocktails not normally my bag, but created by the dangerous genius hand of Jared at Sipsmith who added his own concoctions distilled from his Cotswold garden. We started with gin and champagne jelly with borage and verbena, so you might understa