The gardener
Growing the no dig, permaculture way for a couple of decades now on my allotment, in a wildlife garden and in my garden at home.
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Growing vegetables for beginners: October 2026 week 1
Oh, the sadness of dismantling the beds as we finish in a week’s time and need to spread the muck. They were particularly full due to the filming for Gardener’s World, but never mind.
Piles of chop and drop at the ready.
Moving on.
We a...
Growing vegetables for beginners: Sept 2026 week 5
I wrote last week about using soil blockers when sowing celariac, and a couple of people have stopped me to ask what they are.
I have three favourite ways of sowing seeds: joint number 1 methods are containerwise modules and seed snails....
Growing vegetables for beginners: September 2026 week 4
The plot after this week’s session. The beans are down and we are piling up all the greenery to chop and drop on top of the manure we will spread in a couple of weeks.
Isn’t it strange that the smallest seeds we sowed this year provide one...
Growing vegetables for beginners: September 2026 week 2
I visited RHS Rosemoor in North Devon this week as I needed a bit of inspiration for my garden, in particular where everything has died or is very brown and crispy and might-come-back-but-I-can’t-tell-yet.
I saw plenty of plant combination...
Growing veg for beginners: September 2026 Week 1
The hungry gap is a real thing. Between the months of April and June, food is scarce because the winter crops are coming to an end, but the summer crops are not yet ready. It is, however, possible to grow to reduce that, if you have no unde...
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