Growing tomatoes upside down is not a new concept but has become increasingly trendy over the past few years. Most people grow tomato plants upside down to save space and reduce soil borne pests. In this article we will look into the pros and cons and whether it this is worth embarking on or if it’s a bit of a passing fad.
Whether you want to add an Olive Trees to your plot for its lovely silver foliage o...
Tomatoes are one of the most rewarding things to grow, because they taste so delicious ...
For growing watermelons in the UK, to get the temperatures needed for germination the best time to plant watermelon seeds is late May. However, if you wait until late May to start them you will risk them not having enough time to ripen. So it’s a balance.
This blog busts all the myths that abound about growing rhubarb. From whether you can eat the leaves (don't - rhubarb leaves are poisonous!) to whether it is ok to harvst rhubarb in August this is all you need ot know about growing rhubarb.
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 production. Growing you own orchard allows you to grow your own organic fresh and seasonal fruit.
Not only do orchards provide you with your own source of organic fruit but they are beautiful and can contain some of the most beautiful blossom in spring and leafy canopies in summer.
