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The Next Few Weeks – Mid Aug-Mid Sept

We are at a kind of turn around point in the season now, with most of our attention being on harvesting (hopefully). There is a last chance to get a…

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When to harvest sweetcorn

If you’re growing your own sweetcorn to harvest corn-on-the-cobs, the key is to knowing exactly when to pick them for the sweetest, juiciest flavour. The advice for harvesting full sized,…

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tomato blossom end rot

Watch out for blossom end rot

If your veggies start to rot at the blossom (flower) end, like this tomato pictured, then please don’t panic. You may have lost that particular fruit, but you can save…

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Late beans, courgettes, tomatoes & sweetcorn too! Diary of a Rocket Gardener

I can’t quite get over what a strange growing season it has been this year. I thought I’d do a little round up of what’s been going on. I know…

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August in the Veg Patch

August is such a great month for harvesting, and usually the most productive month in the vegetable garden. There’s still a little time to get a few extra vegetable plants…

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How to prevent veg from splitting

Some vegetable plants are prone to splitting – particularly root veg like carrots and beetroot, as well as fruits like tomatoes and some brassicas, including cauliflower and cabbage. The main…

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Strip tomato leaves for a better crop

Once you’ve got a few trusses of green tomatoes on your plants, it’s a good idea to strip off some of the excess foliage. This will help the plants to…

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Struggling to grow tomatoes outdoors? Diary of a Rocket Gardener

So, this year is the first year in a long time that I’ve not had a greenhouse (it is falling apart and I really need to dismantle it safely ahead…

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Excellent Follow On Crops for Pots…

If you’ve already harvested spring onions, lettuces, beetroot and even potatoes from pots and containers, then there is still time to plant up again for a quick second flurry of…

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Quick Growers for Summer Planting

To make the most of the summer, pop some quick growing veg plants in the ground or in pots in the next week or two. Some, like wild rocket and…

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Check for eggs (& caterpillars) regularly

Absolutely the best way to avoid caterpillars from chomping through your brassica crops is to regularly check for eggs over the next few weeks. Even if they are growing under…

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How to feed plants over summer

As we come into the full swing of harvesting season, with tomatoes forming, beans and peas cropping, sweetcorn cobs developing and so on, it’s time to start feeding plants regularly….

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