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This week we are also highlighting the following:

A-Z of Gardening Advice

How to make a wildlife pond whatever your garden size

You might not think you have the space for a garden pond but don't worry.  If you are short of space then you can even make a wildlife pond in...
Nicola Wallis

Featured Video

If you are drowning in fallen leaves then why not make your own compost? Check out the versatile Rollmix composter to make the whole process of making your own compost fun too!

What is Garden Fleece and Why do I need it?

The correct plant protection can help you continue growing all winter long, or simply extend your growing season so that you can start growing earlier in the year.  Find out...
Sarah Talbot

How to grow Onions from seed - in the UK

Many people grow onions from sets - mini, immature onion bulbs - to get a head start. The advantage of growing onions from seeds, instead of from sets, is that...
Sarah Talbot

How to Grow Garlic

The first decicion to make is whether to plant hardneck garlic or softneck garlic.  Read on to discover the difference and our tips and tricks for planting both types of...
Nicola Wallis

How to Grow Asparagus from Seeds or Crowns in the UK

You have to be patient to grow asparagus from crowns and even more patient to grow asparagus from seed.  But both are definitely worth the effort.  Read on to discover...
Sarah Talbot