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Growing garlic

By Lila Das Gupta on 08/07/2010 16:19:39

.Soft necks: These keep less well than hard necks and are sometimes eaten 'green'. They have many culinary uses but are particularly good raw in salad dressings.The cookbook has a very useful guide to the garlic year, which I've abbreviated here

Dealing with a waterlogged garden

By Adam Pasco on 26/11/2012 16:26:00

to dig, spread a thick layer of compost, manure or composted green waste (like peat-free compost) over the soil surface. Worms will gradually work this in and the surface layer acts as a mulch to deter the germination of annual weeds.On the veg plot, I

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