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S-Chelate Introduce New Tomato Feed
S-Chelate have launched a new super concentrated professional fertiliser formulated specifically for tomato growing.
My diary of my attempts, success and failures growing vegetables, fruit, herbs and gardening on an allotment.sized vegetable plot with a garden as well
S-Chelate have launched a new super concentrated professional fertiliser formulated specifically for tomato growing.
Just a few of the questions this month. Deterring blackfly, controlling slugs on brassicas and great tip on saving strawberries from slugs.
I must admit this weather is really getting me down.. Still, I’ve got the greenhouses and the polytunnel where I can play.
This has been a really difficult season so far. The weather is really against us and the pest pressure is crazy.
This unseasonably cool weather brings its own problems. In the Eden greenhouse sweetcorn that really needs planting out but it’s too cold.
Envii have developed a biological solution to keeping water sweet in the butt and stopping algae growth whilst protecting plants and promoting growth.
Answering ‘Is it too late to plant..?’ it depends on what the crop is, how it’s grown and what the weather is doing
A scorching weekend (by North Wales standards) which helped me catch up on some jobs although there’s still lots to do.
Tomatoes planted out in greenhouse border, Brassicas planted out in their tunnel and beans in the rootrainers ready to go out.
Delays in planting out due to the cold weather means the propagators and greenhouse benches are overly full
Finally, at last, the weather has changed. for the better and we're racing to catch up a bit now we can garden again.
The strong winds and general sogginess making outside tasks impracticable. Frustration meter now at 150% as jobs become urgent
Catching up on progress for the week. Surprise cabbages, peas popping up, Silly cat nearly spends the night in the greenhouse
Surprise snowfall doesn't stay for long. Potting shed a hive of activity pricking out seedlings and sowing.
My plan to start planting potatoes on St Patrick’s day hasn’t worked out due to weather. Germination rates of seeds from last week's sowing
A busy weekend in the Potting Shed while the weather was awful. The garden year has really got going now the sowing is underway.
Planning the gardening season is one of those tasks that gets a bit easier with time. How to sort out the seeds for sowing.
We’ve finally had a period of dry weather, even sunshine. it’s allowed us to get some outside jobs done. First mowing of the year, finally.
In Winter the compost bins slow down so I like to use a compost accelerator to give them a quick boost ahead of the growing season.