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Growing potatoes

By Lila Das Gupta on 08/01/2010 16:33:03

as much of my Christmas dinner as I can.Some large garden centres are already selling their new season of seed potatoes, but I usually like to wait a little and get together with friends so that we can coordinate what to buy. 2kg is a standard bag


Growing raspberries

By Lila Das Gupta on 05/02/2010 15:24:46

-fruiting raspberries do need staking: tie them to a fence or wires or they will flail about.We used to grow both kinds on our last plot, but since we now have a large strawberry bed, the first half of summer is well provided for. Half of our raspberry bed contains


Eastern European vegetable varieties

By Lila Das Gupta on 18/02/2010 16:06:41

. 'Ebony' berries are much sweeter than other varieties of blackcurrant - containing around 15% sugar - which means you can eat them off the bush. I love making blackcurrant compote to throw over porridge in the morning, so this is definitely going to be a


Growing cut flowers on the allotment

By Lila Das Gupta on 18/03/2010 16:53:15

the distractions of computers and mobile phones, it seems that 11-year-old young ladies still imagine themselves frolicking in a flower garden with a trug across their arm.We've already got a bed of blood-red dahlias, which provide a lot of flowers for the house


Grow your own chutney

By Lila Das Gupta on 28/05/2010 12:46:03

the garden centre, ready to plant.Plant them 10cm apart (15cm if you want bigger onions) and keep them well watered in dry weather. Onions don't like growing in recently manured ground, but they do like fairly rich soil, so if you have any home-made compost


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