Home Made Hand Sanitiser – Anti Viral
How to make your own anti-viral hand sanitiser at home. Keep safe and save money.
How to make your own anti-viral hand sanitiser at home. Keep safe and save money.
Spares for the autovents, more on strawberry growing and too many tomatoes by far.
I rarely mention flowers as I concentrate on growing for the table but man does not live on brassicas alone. Some food for the soul.
With garden centres closed where to get potting compost? Rejuvenate old compost. A lesson from history as well that we can take heart in.
I'm getting lots of questions about allotmenting in this situation. Too many to reply to individually, sorry. Hopefully this will answer most of them.
Some unexpected effects of the pandemic on allotment and home growers. Getting deliveries out for us and our partners.
Spring is here and I can prove it. Got the peas and broad beans planted but the bench space in the greenhouse has been occupied.
Trying out the Hozelock growbag waterer. A wick based system which should give better results with a growbag.
How to heel leeks in. This will free space for your other crops. The leeks will keep fresh and well for a few weeks after heeling in.
We're social distancing as the government suggest. Our book sales will continue in the UK only, Progress on Dig for Victory
The coronavirus is playing heavily on my mind. I don't want to spread despair and panic but neither should we be complacent.
Weather is still pretty terrible here, a lot of rain but potatoes planted in the polytunnel, tomatoes growing in the potting shed, greenhouse prepared.
All this rain we're having causes no end of problems for the gardener. Some suggestions to help.
Pretty grim weather, grow bag waterer and starting peas and beans under heat in the new greenhouse.
It's time to start some serious sowing and growing. Here's what I'm sowing now.
Prompted by a question from a reader, a little article about cloches and their benefits for the home grower.
I've acquired a lot of sheep manure for the vegetable plots. This will keep me busy!
Some thoughts about children and food, my grandson harvesting and cooking.
Both greenhouses survived the storm, low maintenance bed under mulch, growing chicken feed.
The practice of removing all but two or three sprouts from a seed potato to produce larger tubers is well documented. The question is, does it work?