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How to Sow Seeds and Plugs

How to Sow Seeds and Plugs

Seeds and plugs, two elements of the gardener’s starter kit. Seeds allow you to craft and hone your produce and Continue Reading

Allotment, Gardening, Grow Your Own, Stuart

Essential tools for the spring garden

Essential tools for the spring garden

There are a handful of garden tools that every gardener should have in the garden store. We’re not going to get into Continue Reading

Allotment, Gardening, Gardening Year, Grow Your Own, Planting, Plants

November Allotment Jobs

November Allotment Jobs

November is the final month of autumn and as the temperature drops and the nights grow longer a quiet period Continue Reading

Allotment, Charlie, Composting, Current Issues, Gardening Year, Grow Your Own, How To, Recipe

How to Make Cider at Home

How to Make Cider at Home

Nothing says autumn like the sight of earthy, delicious apples falling from the trees. But have you ever thought about Continue Reading

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