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Until a couple of years ago i would only grow it if I could eat it. Now I find I need ot satisfy other appetites both visual and olfactory. I'm also on a mission to make my garden more wildlife friendly. All this involves the growing of flowers both wild and cultivated. Most of the cultivated flower...

Richard,you're too kind

As an experiment I grew some hanging baskets with tiny tomatoes, french beans, ruby chard and chillies. We got our first tomato today and it was delicious...we had half each!
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Usually the more you pay the better and bigger they are! Some say it's best to turn them on their sides and really loosen the compost to get a deeper root run. Better still cut the grow bag in half and make two deep sacks. Put drainage holes in the bottom and a cane in each. Best to only grow two to...

Good advice thanks. If you are interested in my greenhouse pictures go here to my SmugMug greenhouse page m" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The new pics are on t...

All fired up and rarin' to go I've been trying to post some photos of my greenhouse full of Tomato, Pepper. Chilli, Aubergine and lots of other loverlies coming on but the board attachment quota is full. Is that just for me or everyone ????? Anyway it's so exciting and I'm really impatient I have to...

thanks for the info....I might try it next year

How many seed potatoes per bucket and what do you use for compost???
Do you feed them with tomato fertilizer?

Here's a couple of pictures of the builders buckets under the staging. I put them outside when it was sunny. It's been very overcast today so they stayed put. The other picture is just showing off really The winter lettuce and mustard have given us a trickle of leaves since Christmas from an October...

Planting in modules can be very useful and saves seed but they can be expesive to buy and are not always easy to re-use. I came up with the following idea that uses packaging from chicken joints and corex sheeting that supermarkets sometimes use in their milk bottle stacks but is used for a lot of o...

One of ours was supplied by the council, the other two bought, but the instructions that come with them make it look easy; it isn't. One of mine came through the council. I used too do it the way you describe but if space is tight that can be quite messy.The way to go is to use two or three and do ...

Get the book its really good!! but lots of advice on here, you will be amazed at what you can grow in pots and buckets Looks interesting so i ordered a copy. I've started growing stuff in black builder's buckets this year. 90p each in Wicks! I drilled a few holes in the bottom and the handles make ...

For those that use the type of compost bins illustrated you will know the therory is that you get the finished comost from the door in the bottom and add the fresh stuff in the top. Good theory but does it work? No.............. until I found that the two tools shown, greatly facilitate the job. The...

Try this link m" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I've not used this company but cannot find it listed where I bought it. Edit! Sorry I didn't read your post prope...