Marshalls Garden’s exclusive range of professional-grade plant feeds has been specially formulated to give higher […]
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One of the common questions we get at Kitchen Garden magazine is why are my […]
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At the end of winter about February or early March you could cover a small […]
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Less work equals more wildlife in your autumn garden. Beth Markey, spokesperson for the RSPB, […]
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Melons are great fun to grow and do best in a greenhouse. Their thin trailing […]
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If you want to plant some potato tubers in March or April it is best […]
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There are two types or sub-species of garlic, softneck and hardneck. So which is best […]
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The autumn is a good time to plant garlic. Ideally buy from seed companies or […]
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Why not try this quick and easy recipe, this video shows you how to make […]
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Fresh peas, straight from the pod – don’t even bother cooking ’em! They are like the sweet treats of the veg plot. So this year I’m growing a dwarf variety called ‘Meteor’, which only grow to about 45cm (18inches high). It’s early May now – so far so good. Germination […]
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Marshalls Garden’s exclusive range of professional-grade plant feeds has been specially formulated to give higher yields of vegetables and bigger flowering plants.Five-star-rated on Trust Pilot, the liquid feeds, which contain enough for 30 watering cans, boast a unique water management formulation for even nutrient distribution, so plant stress is avoided […]
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Agriframes’ new Elegance Jute Strung Obelisk is handcrafted from solid steel for strength and durability: choose from Sage Green, featuring a tough UV-stabilised coating, or Rustic, which arrives pre-aged for an authentic rust effect. Standing 170cm (67in) high, this is a simple but stylish option for supporting any climbing crop […]
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Starting with the Classic VegTrug over 15 years ago – and a mission to create products that would let people grow their own vegetables easily in the smallest spaces, regardless of age or disability – the VegTrug range has expanded to include an extensive array of planters, raised beds, mini […]
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Chimney Sheep’s no-fuss, no-mess 14-litre Terracotta Worm Composter lets you compost kitchen scraps quickly and easily. Simply bury the pot so that just the lid is showing, then drop in your waste. Worms will find their own way in – and every few months there will be an accumulation of […]
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GardenSkill’s heavy-duty aluminium walk-in fruit cages are made from 25mm (1in) powder-coated box-section tubing with push-fit reinforced joints. Available in a range of width/length combinations and standing 2m (6ft 6in) high, they are able to withstand the toughest conditions. There are options with or without a door, and all are […]
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Derbyshire company TDP uses recycled UK plastic waste to create its ever-expanding range of garden furniture, planters and wildlife products. Its realistic wood grain mimics the appearance of timber, but they can last a lifetime and need virtually no maintenance. There’s the option of naturalistic shades or a rainbow of […]
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Knowle Nets has been making its market-leading fruit and crop cages for more than 50 years, and has now expanded its range to include a wide array of grow-you-own products. Alongside tunnels, cloches, netting and horticultural fabrics, you’ll find tools, propagation equipment and much more. With netting made from high-density […]
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