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How to extend your growing season and grow your own food

5 Ways to Extend your Growing Season (and grow more in your garden)

How to Extend your Growing Season What you plant and where you plant it is key to getting a longer season.  So here are our top 5 tips for how...
Sarah Talbot
October & November Edition: Grow your Christmas dinner vegetables

October & November Edition: Grow your Christmas dinner vegetables

Time to chack on your Christmas Dinner vegetables.  October Gardening Jobs Stake Brussels sprouts as they can become top-heavy. Drive a sturdy stake into the ground and tie each plant...
Nicola Wallis
The essential Guide to Winter Pruning for Trees

The essential Guide to Winter Pruning for Trees

Why do trees and plants need to be pruned? One of the main reasons for pruning trees and plants is to stimulate growth as trees produce more abundantly and grow...
Nicola Wallis
How to grow your own organic fruit orchard

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...
Nicola Wallis
Product Bite: Extra Thick Fleece Blanket

Product Bite: Extra Thick Fleece Blanket

What are Fleece Blankets? The Haxnicks Extra-Thick Fleece Blanket is part of our range of durable and reusable plant protection fabrics that can be put in place in a matter...
Guy Hoogewerf
Product Bite: Easy Fleece Jackets easy to use plant protection

Product Bite: Easy Fleece Jackets easy to use plant protection

Easy Fleece Jackets are Instant winter protection for large, exotic and tender container plants, as well as any non-hardy plants, to help protect them from harsh weather whilst allowing air, moisture, and...
Nicola Wallis
Pippa Greenwood: Gardening Tips for November

Pippa Greenwood: Gardening Tips for November

Pippa Greenwood offers her gardening tips for November. From how to deal with garden pests still active following the warm autumn. To where to find bare root fruit trees like...
Sarah Talbot
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How to Make leaf mould (or free compost!)

Leaf mould compost is also known as Gardeners Gold and is an amazing soil conditioner. It is that glorious stuff you find on forest floors created from all the decaying...
Sarah Talbot
How to Plant a Hedge

How to Plant a Hedge

Hedges are something you might want to think about before you put your gardening feet up for the year. Everyone should have hedge ambitions – they can work whatever your...
Sarah Talbot
Planting seeds in Autumn - what you can plant from October onward.

Planting seeds in Autumn - what you can plant from October onward.

Did you know that you could plant seeds in the autumn? Most won't do much over winter but get your timing right and you will have much earlier fruit, vegetables...
Sarah Talbot
Pippa Greenwood Gardening advice for October

Pippa Greenwood Gardening advice for October

Pippa Greenwood Gardening advice for October
Nicola Wallis
Garden bonfire filling whole frame

Bonfires and the law: what are the rules?

Its that time of year when the garden needs a good tidy.  The leaves are beginning to fall from the trees.  Plus most summer vegetable have been harvested and its...
Sarah Talbot