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, and plant a row each week to spread growth. My Veg Garden is not huge, but it give me something to do on an evening to get some freshair after a long day in the office. Any pointers greatly recieved. When I had a much smaller garden than I have now, II grew

Is it possible to grow them in containers? Thinking of giving a veg loving friend one but he has lost his border due to the landlord building a bike rack on the site. You can - there's even this YouTube video telling you how: http

Good morning All, hope your weather is bright and sunny.  Can you use seaweed feed on everything (plants and fruit & veg) if so can anyone recommend a brand (if you're allowed to lol) thanks in advance You can, but it's not enough for hungry feeders

.  Apart from veg, nearly everything in my garden is a perennial with the majority grown from seed (which can be a bit challenging, but I like that aspect!)  I do grow a few annuals, but mostly for fragrance and to plant-up a few containers and baskets

I might be being thick but if you buy plugged veg from a garden centre which has more than 1 plant in each plug is it better to try to seperate them or plant as a whole plug .As my celery an celeriac as at least four plant per plug  Nothing stupid

Whats the best thing to do with used compost from pots and seed trays? Compost it, throw it onto the garden, re-use it to fill the bottom of large containers/pots and top the rest with fresh, bottom of hanging baskets. Just a few ideas - I'm sure

M. allotment is in northwood kirkby knowsley nr liverpool and i am there five days a week most times i love growing plants of all sorts i have a veg garden and a flower garden on my allotment two ponds one a fish pond and the other a wild life

Expert", which are cheap, reliable and easy to use. I even have a spare copy of the fruit and veg one, which I keep in the shed.  I also like the Readers' Digest "Food From Your Garden" which includes sections on preparing and preserving fruit and veg

works...well all you will be doing is copying that form of gardening to the open ground. Keep root veg off  recently manured ground as they don't do well on it. Try to get them about third in line of your crop rotation so that most of the manure is used

- and nothing could be fresher.Cut out any plain green shoots on variegated shrubs and treesTreat moss and weeds in lawns with weed killerHoe bare areas of soil to prevent weedsAround the gardenPlant gladioli in groups to depth of 10-15cmComplete outside sowings