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Growing sweet peas from seed

By Adam Pasco on 04/04/2011 15:23:33

soon germinate.I do prefer sowing in small pots in my greenhouse, and then planting out seedlings, but if you really don't want the hassle just sow them directly into the soil in May at the base of a support. Once shoots have grown about 15cm tall


Growing rhubarb

By Adam Pasco on 18/04/2011 11:43:57

into the soil before planting. I crammed three plants into the end of one of my deep beds, where it can be left undisturbed to flourish. A deep compost mulch and regular watering during last summer's drought got it well established. However, this spring two


Preventing garlic rust

By Adam Pasco on 04/03/2013 16:15:28

of polythene can be used to warm the soil before planting outside, and then left in place to provide protection and encourage development. Alternatively, individual garlic cloves can be planted in small pots or modular trays and kept in the greenhouse or a cold


Spring blossom

By Adam Pasco on 29/04/2013 13:47:00

for an indulgent autumn, provided I can keep birds and wasps away.Just one more job for the week ahead: sprinkle sulphate of potash fertiliser over the soil around my fruit trees and bushes. Potash is the nutrient plants need to encourage good flowering


Edible weeds

By Adam Pasco on 13/05/2013 11:55:30

rightly - and while not unpleasant, they were certainly an acquired taste.Dandelions grow bigger, with longer leaves, in wild areas than they do in lawns, where mowing keeps them flat and close to soil level. Apparently, the French often eat them as a


Garden centres revisited

By Adam Pasco on 24/09/2010 08:48:29

for different sites, soils and situations also helps make them more accessible.Yes, there are good garden centres out there doing just this, and the very best ones in the country are always worth visiting if you're in the area. In particular, check out


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