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How to grow sweetcorn

By Gardeners' World on 20/07/2011 17:48:06

they make an attractive feature in their own right.AdamSweetcorn plants grow very tall, so take care not to position them where they will shade neighbouring veg plants.Advice on growing vegetablesHow to grow courgettesPlant out leeks - video advice from


Growing fruit and veg with children

By Pippa Greenwood on 24/03/2010 17:53:03

with the easy crops I've mentioned above, then expand their horizons with broccoli, carrots, sweet peppers, peas, sweet corn, beans and courgettes. So you're giving them several things all in one go: the freshest, tastiest food, veg-growing know-how, fun


My video blog at Gardeners' World Live

By Jane Moore on 11/06/2008 16:02:05

easy to grow as you can plant them up, give them basic care and you're pretty much guaranteed a good result:Potatoes; 'Charlotte', 'Sarpo Mira', 'Pink Fir Apple'Courgettes; 'Gold Rush F1', 'Gemmer F1'Pumpkins; 'Jack be Little', 'Rouge Vif d


Carrot crisis

By Jane Moore on 18/07/2007 10:56:00

for something easier to grow like courgettes. I think it's a combination of cooler temperatures slowing down germination and the wet weather increasing slug and snail populations beyond belief - certainly around the misty damp hills of Bath anyhow! I wonder


Choosing vegetable varieties

By Pippa Greenwood on 13/11/2008 14:30:32

It's that time of year again. When the weather gets grim, I like to peruse the vegetable seed catalogues, checking the availability of my favourite varieties and finding out what's new. I enjoy choosing what vegetables to grow next year, but I try


Carrot fly

By Gardeners' World on 18/10/2011 14:38:17

growing vegetablesMagnesium deficiencyLeatherjacketsCabbage white caterpillarsCourgette rot


New year's resolutions

By Jane Moore on 31/12/2008 09:47:21

beans and courgettes, which produce inedible, gargantuan produce at the earliest opportunity.I must grow more vegetables that are suitable for storing. Potatoes, butternut squashes, onions and shallots are great storers. They're no trouble to grow


Mangetout and sugar snap peas

By Jane Moore on 13/03/2009 17:03:55

the crop rotation plan I formulated earlier in the season.I'm already flouting my New Year resolution to abstain from growing crops that require regular picking. That would mean no beans, French or otherwise, no courgettes and no fresh peas. I really can


Vegetable plants for beginners

By Gardeners' World on 20/11/2011 22:14:08

Chillies grow well in containers on a window sill or in a warm, sunny position outside. They have similar growing requirements to bush tomatoes and will continue to crop until the first frosts in autumn.Chilli 'Cayenne'Courgettes are renowned for producing


Preparing beds for planting

By Jane Moore on 14/03/2008 12:29:00

to leave. The beds dedicated to growing hungry crops, such as beans and courgettes will need plenty of organic matter added, such as garden compost or well-rotted horse manure.Beds dedicated to growing root crops, such as carrots and parsnips will not have


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