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Haxnicks gardening advice how to grow peas the best way

Fresh Peas how to grow, care for and harvest

How to grow peas at home, Right from sowing to harvesting including how to support your growing pea crop.
Nicola Wallis
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Tips and Tricks: Seed Germination the basics

Gardening tips and tricks: seed growing. Want improve your seed germination success rate? Learn about the Germination Triangle and how to balance it to get a higher germination rate when...
Sarah Talbot
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Winter Vegetable Garden - how and when to plant winter veg

Now the main growing season is nearly over I'm sure you - especially if you are new to veg growing - are wondering what to plant now. Well, winter veg...
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Pippa Greenwood: Haxnicks Gardening Tips for September

I can't believe August is over already but here are my Gardening tips for September. Firstly, keep on picking peas and beans. Like their ornamental relative the sweetpea, they really...
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How to Grow Soft Fruits and perfect Currants

Growing Currants If you’ve got enough space to dedicate an area to growing soft fruit it is always worth growing currants. Black, Red and White varieties are all easy to...
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Haxnicks Gardening advice how to grow salad leaves the best way

How to Grow the best Salad Leaves

Growing Salad Leaves Growing your own salad leaves is SO easy and a great way to start if you want to grow your own food. The best thing about salad...
Sarah Talbot
Haxnicks gardening advice how to grow potatoes the best way

Potato growing in the garden - a step by step guide

About the Potato Potato flower Potatoes can be so cheap to buy, so why bother to grow your own? One reason is taste - the chance to get tasty tatties...
Sarah Talbot