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Hello, I have several bags of saw dust & wood savings can it be worked into veg patch and used as a mulch in flower borders ? Regards Sandy I mix it in with what comes out of the shredder and it goes straight on the garden.I'd  avoid treated wood

? Hello Christine Cantello Do you have space in your own garden to grow vegetables as well as the space your neighbour is giving you? Your neighbour is nice to give you a greenhouse and a bit of garden, sounds great they get there garden looked

Hi folks, I am hoping to grow some veg this year and reclaimed a bit of the lawn to do this. Living on the fylde coast in the north west the soil is quite sandy and I was wondering if any particular veg was more suited to this type of soil

Hi last year was my 1st year growing veg and really enjoyed it but most of the veg I brought as little plants from a garden center.  This year I want to try growing them from seed but have absolutely no idea what to sow and when..\is there anything

Hi, we moved into our new house last summer which had a garden that just consisted of lawn and decking. We have since created borders around the perimeter and what we hope will become a veg patch in one corner. We have a thin

Hi, I have just joined this site and am new to forums so please bear with me if I have started in the wrong area. I have a small garden in Essex with a 27ft x 4ft raised bed I use for veg growing. Also lots of pots, some used for veg growing

back garden this year after moving into the house last year. The back garden is not huge but we have managed with an area for soft fruit, three beds for veg plot and currently we are working on the the garden side. Having the veg plot in our own back

Time for "best kept garden" competitions again.  Is yours a "best kept" or is it something else.  An adventure for the grandchildren.  Cricket/football pitch.  Allotment for producing veg or cut flowers  Cottage garden. Sensory garden. Rose garden

Hi Last autumn I dug a load of well rotted garden compost into my veg patch and then covered it with strawed horse manure and covered the lot with polythene over the winter. I recently removed the polythene and dug in the decomposing manure only

as you point out, Helen, I was in a garden centre yesterday and saw veg plants for sale in similar polystyrene boxes, but these were grey in colour - I don't know if it a different grade, compound or what? I have re-used these trays for sometime now