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A New Home for Christmas – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

For those that have been following my posts, you’ll know that I was adopting some rescue hens last weekend. I collected them on Sunday afternoon, and they were in a…

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Prepare your plot for potato planting

A well prepared plot will make all the difference to your potato harvest next year. You can get ahead of the game anytime between now and March, ready to plant…

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Braised Red Cabbage

This is really easy to make and you can happily make it a few days before Christmas as the flavour improves after a day or two. You don’t need to…

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A Disappointing Season – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

I haven’t had a brilliant year in the veg patch this year. Spring was incredibly dry, with strong Easterly winds and some quite low temperatures which didn’t help my young…

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Give some Hens a Happy Home – Diary of a Rocket Gardener

Woohoo! I’m adopting 4 new hens next weekend! If you read my post the other week (see below), you will know that about 18 months ago I adopted 3 lovely…

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Should I be harvesting my globe artichokes?

I’m a little confused. It’s nearly December and my Globe Artichokes seem to be in full swing…the flowers and foliage started to die back in October, so I cut them…

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Harvest and Heel in Leeks & Parsnips

This is a sensible job for those whose gardens are in frost pockets (or for areas prone to waterlogging) – by harvesting and heeling in, you’ll be able to keep…

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Gifts from your garden

If you fancy making a few lovely gifts for your friends & family this year, then don’t forget to use some ingredients from your garden too… here are a few…

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How to keep your natural decorations looking fresh

We don’t ship our natural decorations until mid December anyway, to ensure they stay fresh, but here are a few top tips for keeping all that festive foliage looking fresh…

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5 Ways with festive foliage

Fill your home with loads of lovely, natural Christmassy greenery this year! Making decorations with festive foliage is both fun to do (and a great way to spend an afternoon with…

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Make this Christmas a Plastic-Free Christmas!

If you’re trying to cut down on plastic and unnecessary packaging this Christmas then we can certainly help… you won’t find any plastic, and any packaging can be either recycled…

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Harvesting & Storing Cranberries

If you haven’t already harvested your cranberries, we’d recommend you do so in the next few days, definitely before any hard frosts. Harvest any berries that have completely turned red….

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