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Top Tips for Drought

Here are some top tips for looking after your veg patch when water is scarce… Water early in the morning, or at dusk – If you can water at these…

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Tips for dealing with June’s tough conditions – strong winds, dry soil, little rainfall

These past few weeks have been incredibly dry, and this looks set to continue. On top of that, we’ve had a lot of northerly and easterly winds, which both add…

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Dealing with Blackfly Infestations

We’re definitely experiencing more blackly infestations than normal around here, probably something to do with the cold spring and natural predators not being in such abundance as they normally are….

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Plant Brassicas in June & July

Brassicas are just perfect for being planted in mid June and July. Most will be ready to harvest in late autumn/early winter and many will over-winter too for harvesting in…

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Dealing with pervasive weeds

What’s the best way to tackle those persistent weeds, like bindweed, brambles, creeping buttercup, ground elder and couch grass? Well, assuming the weeds are growing in areas where you are…

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Letting it unfold naturally – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

I think it is fair to say that last year I let my garden go a little wild. Perhaps in that post-pandemic kind of haze, I just didn’t keep on…

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Planting in June? Things grow fast

As soon as June arrives, we find that a lot of people start to panic, thinking that they’ve missed the season if they haven’t planted out yet, and this isn’t…

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Looking after tomato plants – pests & diseases

Whether you’re growing in a greenhouse or outdoors, in pots or in raised beds, tomatoes are a plant worth looking after well to get the best crop. Here are some…

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Growing potatoes? Top tips for the summer

Some ‘earlies’ may be ready for harvesting in the next week or so, other ‘maincrops’ can stay in the ground for a couple more months. Here’s a guide to growing,…

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June in the Veg Patch

Many gardeners feel they have ‘missed’ the planting season as we hit June, but that’s not at all true when you’re growing from plug plants – it’s a really great…

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Quick Growing Herbs for the Summer

Some of the faster growing herbs are just the ticket for adding flavour to summer salads and veggie dishes. Here are a few of our favourites that are easy to…

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Run out of space for winter squash – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

Okay, I totally brought this on myself. I let one of my raised beds get overtaken by red campions and I can’t bring myself to cut them back or pull…

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