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True spring onions
We all know what spring onions are – right? These days they come year round in the shops and if you grow them in the garden they are probably ready to eat in the summer rather than spring. For me … Continue reading
Creating a new polyculture bed
This summer I have become more convinced that depth of soil is a super important factor in determining how well plants grow. This is mainly due to observation of plants in deeper beds performing better than those in shallower soil. I … Continue reading
Things are going well ….
There’s nothing like the feeling of holding fresh picked garden produce and looking forward to not too far off moment when you can taste it. The other day I gathered a bunch of mixed greens comprising wild rocket, chives, Welsh onions, land … Continue reading
