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Winter warmer

Protect your plants and keep them cropping as we move into the colder months with the 30g Warmacrop Garden Fleece range from Gardening Naturally. Available in a range of prepacks or by the metre, this heavy-duty UV-stabilised spun polypropylene fleece gives enhanced frost protection down to -5/6°C, making it ideal […]

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Go under cover!

The Grow It Wooden Growhouse from Marshalls Garden is a practical and stylish solution for hardening off seedlings, nurturing young plants or extending your undercover space. Finished in an attractive dove grey, it’s perfect for patios, balconies or gardens where space is at a premium. It is easy to assemble […]

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Versatile wool

Produced in Yorkshire, Chimney Sheep’s Sheep Wool Garden Felt is made with a thick, dense layer of wool and a layer of jute carrier material. It provides insulation against cold and heat, and its texture deters slugs and snails. It’s also hygroscopic, meaning that it absorbs moisture but releases it […]

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Support in style

Agriframes’ elegant garden structures add beauty to your vegetable plot while using the best new technologies to create products that are also strong and durable. Its extensive range of plant stakes and supports comes in an array of sizes and styles, including Lock & Link supports that can be connected […]

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The Tormentil mining bee is receiving help from an unlikely source

Cutting edge science in project to save endangered bees

A remarkable project to protect a unique ‘hopping’ bee facing extinction, having declined in number by more than 50% over recent years, is underway in Yorkshire.    The extraordinary collaboration between The Species Recovery Trust and Agritech innovators AgriSound is using a newly developed bespoke AI-driven algorithm to detect and protect […]

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Plant garlic

The autumn is a good time to plant garlic. Ideally buy from seed companies or from garden centres rather than use garlic from a supermarket. Garlic sold for planting will be varieties suited to our climate. You can start off in cell trays if you have very heavy clay soil […]

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Sow some late rocket

In autumn you can still sow some rocket as it is quick growing and relatively hardy. That said as the weather is likely to be cooler try growing it in troughs or pots filled with multi purpose compost and place on a warm patio or near a wall to give […]

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From left Jane Davidson, Prof Tom Lang (President), Pam Whittle

Garden Organic welcomes two new Vice Presidents  

Sustainable gardening charity Garden Organic is delighted to welcome two new Vice Presidents to its board; pictured above is Jane Davidson (left) and Pam Whittle CBE (right), together with Prof Tom Lang (President).  Jane Davidson is the Chair of Wales Net Zero 2035 and the author of #futuregen: Lessons from […]

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Harvest onions

It is mid to late summer when onion crops are harvested. It is usually easy to see that the bulbs have reached their full size and often the foliage starts to yellow and bend over. This is the point when the bulbs are unlikely to put on any more growth […]

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