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watering

When (and how often) to water

We’re being treated to a largely warm and dry spring, which is great for the veg patch. However, your veg plants will need regular watering to keep them thriving. We…

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My rosemary looks a little scorched – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

I planted up lots of rosemary about 5 years ago, and it has done really well growing to be very bushy and majestic! However, over the last few weeks, many…

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Keep an eye on the weather

It looks as if we’ve got some warmer temperatures coming back over the next few days, but please do keep an eye out for forecasts of frosts, cold nights and…

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Are my plants going to be alright?

After growing in our nice warm, sheltered polytunnels for several weeks, these baby plants suddenly make their overnight journey to your garden and then find themselves planted outside and battling…

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Plant sweetcorn in blocks, not rows

Don’t forget to plant your sweetcorn plants in blocks rather than in rows – they are pollinated by wind, so the proximity of growing them in a block will help…

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Signs that your plants are struggling

Plants in the veg patch will soon show you if they’re not happy, and the first sign is nearly always the colour of the leaves. Any discolouration, particularly in the…

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Fungal spots on leaves

The sudden damp and mild temperature that we’ve had in the last few days in Cornwall is perfect for the development of fungal leaf spot like the ones pictured here….

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It’s still early for veg plants…

We had some strong easterly winds last week, heavy rainfall, and there’s a cold spell forecast in the next few days. It’s still very early in the season to be…

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Emergency measures in the veg patch

Well, my poor beans and squashes have had quite a time of it over the past few days. They arrived on Friday last week, and I planted them out on…

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What to do with extra plants – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

I’m eagerly awaiting my plant delivery, so I haven’t really got much for my diary entry this week. I was turning my thoughts to what to blog about and pondered…

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Why you should follow plant spacing

You’ll see in the growing guide that accompanies your plants that we have included some recommended planting distances. Try to stick to these as much as possible. Leaving the right amount…

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Will I need to thin out seedlings before planting?

Some seeds that we sow are teeny tiny and impossible to grow individually. This means that when you receive them as plug plants you may see more than one seedling…

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