Approaching your gardening from a whole new angle can be refreshing, but I don't recommend this extreme angle. Whilst you can get a good look at low lying weeds and easily spot those hidden courgettes that are turning into monster marrows it can leave you disorientated and confused. Actually the blog title 'gardening upside down' is not so much a reference to my physical orientation but rather a particular gardening error I made.....
Here in the UK we love our unpredictable weather and a wet summer is part of that. But here is some inspiration for when your plants aren't loving the lower than normal temperatures and lack of sunlight, and the slugs are enjoying your vegetable garden more than you are! Find out what plant protection you can put in place to restore the balance.
The second in our series of questions and answers from Pippa Greenwood. Please remember...
We are delighted to welcome Pippa Greenwood to our Blog and to start things off we have...
Growing brassicasCabbages, kale, kohlrabi, cauliflower, broccoli and Brussel Sprouts ar...
Haxnicks, the plant protection specialist, has developed an easy-to-build Raised Bed ...
