Beans, especially runners and French beans, like a good rich soil that retains moisture well and you can prepare an area of ground during the winter which will provide these right conditions for the following season. It is also a great way to get rid of kitchen scraps. Firstly, dig […]
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Make a sowing ruler
This is a useful piece of kit when sowing direct onto the plot. All you need is a piece of smooth planed timber approximately 12mm thick, 44mm wide and 2m long. Then you simply mark measurements along the timber. You could use measurements that are common to the crops that […]
Read moreVideo: How to make a Rosemary Infusion
Emma explains how you can get more out of your Rosemary, including making a Rosemary rinse for your hair. As a member of the Mudketeers’ Club, you can enjoy this exclusive preview of the upcoming Kitchen Garden YouTube videos! Watch more exclusive video guides here.
Read moreVideo: Make your own Seed Mat
Emma shows you how you can make your very own seed mat. As a member of the Mudketeers’ Club, you can enjoy this exclusive preview of the upcoming Kitchen Garden YouTube videos! Watch more exclusive video guides here.
Read moreVideo: Save While You Grow
Emma shows you some brilliant ways to save money on your plot! As a member of the Mudketeers’ Club, you can enjoy this exclusive preview of the upcoming Kitchen Garden YouTube videos, a whole month early! Watch more exclusive video guides here.
Read moreMake comfrey plant food
If you can find room for a comfrey patch in your garden you won’t regret it. It is such a useful plant and makes a great natural feed for your crops. The leaves are rich in nitrogen and trace elements and particularly high in potash. The latter is great for […]
Read moreHerbs 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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