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Recipe: Tomato And Fennel Tart

The joy of growing your own tomatoes is not only for the superior flavour but also for the choice of colours. To create a vibrant-looking dish, try using different-coloured tomatoes for this tart. SERVES 4 2 garlic cloves, sliced 1 tbsp olive oil A good pinch of salt and pepper […]

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Rosa Chinensis Kneelo kneeler

Why not give your knees a break when you’re sowing, planting or weeding? This Kneelo® Kneeler is filled with memory foam and printed with a Rosa Chinensis illustration. A tasteful and very useful accessory for any gardener! For more details visit: www.burgonandball.com Product code: GRH/KNROSA  

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Polytunnel salad leaves – December 6

This little bed of salad leaves is ready for picking now. It comprises  ‘Winter Imperial’ lettuce; ‘Lollo Rossa’ lettuce,  coriander and American land cress. The latter is a good substitute for watercress. I’ve used a metre square raised bed filled with soil and with a layer of multipurpose compost on […]

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Walled garden delight

Set in the gently rolling landscape of Lincolnshire the Easton Walled Gardens are a delight. The hall no long exists but the gardens have been beautifully restored by the Cholmeley family. Visiting information: www.visiteaston.co.uk Where is it?: Easton Walled Gardens, Grantham, Lincs NG33 5AP Tel: 01476 530063

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Potato chitting advice

If you want to plant some potato tubers in March or April it is best to buy them in February and chit them first. To chit potatoes it means to encourage them to produce shoots which, when planted, will grow to form the leafy stems above ground. Ideally place the […]

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Herbs in a bag

You can’t beat a few fresh herbs sprinkled in your cooking pot and they are so easy to grow. Why not try a few select herbs in a growing bag by your back door   WHY GROW THEM? Because fresh, young herbs give a powerful punch to your cooking and […]

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