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Growing veg in containers - garden pests

By Kate Bradbury on 10/06/2011 16:35:44

to grow fruit and veg. We have runner, French and broad beans, spinach, chard, courgettes and some wonderful raspberries originally grown by my granny.The runner, French and broad beans were heavily infested with blackfly when I visited two weeks ago. But

Help wildlife survive winter

By Gardeners' World on 11/11/2011 15:00:41

for less common visitors, such as waxwings, blackcaps, redwings and bullfinches.How to helpLeave fallen fruit on lawns, bird tables or at the back of borders for birds to find and feast on.Allow teasels and sunflowers to seed, providing you with winter

Easy-care veg crops to grow

By on 07/02/2013 12:30:35

The most daunting thing about growing vegetables for many people is the time and effort it will require. While it's true that regular attention is the secret of growing top-quality crops, you can keep on top of things by doing 'key' jobs little and often.When crops fail, it's usu...

Money-saving veg crops to grow

By Daniel Haynes on 07/02/2013 12:42:51

Growing vegetables from seed can make a limited budget go a long way. Some crops, such as maincrop potatoes and onions are fairly cheap to buy in shops, so growing your own might not save you a lot of money. But runner bean, cherry tomato and courgette plants are extremely produc...

Space-saving veg to grow

By Daniel Haynes on 07/02/2013 12:03:07

A huge plot isn't essential for growing vegetables - in fact, it can be a drawback. A small, intensive, easily managed plot produces far more top quality, usable crops for most busy people. The secret of success is making best use of available space.To grow good veg you need a sh...

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