How to grow your own organic fruit orchard
An orchard gives you a variety of your own organic fruit which can include a variety of that isn’t readily available in shops as they are regarded unsuitable for mass...
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Product Bite: Protect your fruit with Haxnicks Fruit Tree Nets
What are Fruit Tree Nets? The Haxnicks Fruit Tree Nets are a simple to use, chemical free way to protect your orchards fruits from pests. The nets are made from...
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How to Grow, Harvest and Care for Rhubarb (and why it has a reputation as a...
Killer Rhubarb? There are many myths and rumours surrounding rhubarb that has it pegged as a killer. The main reason for its dangerous reputation is believed to date to World...
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How to grow a Lemon Tree in the UK
Do you fancy growing your own little lemon tree? If you do, you'll need quite a bit of patience. From planting your pip, it will take around 3 years before it...
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Five Ways to get Free Plants wherever you are
Gardening can be an expensive hobby and in these economic times mean we need to find ways to save money. Experienced gardeners often have thrifty ways of increasing their plant...
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Grow at Home: adding Rhubarb crowns to your plot
Rhubarb is a really striking plant to add to your plot. It is a hardy perennial and the stems are most often used as a dessert but are also delicious used in jams...
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Grow at Home: how to grow watermelons from seed
Are watermelons easy to grow? Watermelons are super easy to grow and require well-drained soil, water, sun and patience as they need a long growing season – at least 80 days. For...
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