The Vegetable Plot – July
“A world without tomatoes is like a string quartet without violins.” Laurie Colwin Watering the...
“A world without tomatoes is like a string quartet without violins.” Laurie Colwin Watering the...
The old sow and sow April is a cornucopia of what you can sow, grow...
Feast on your Christmas veggies The keen vegetable gardener should be enjoying an abundance of...
Dig that! An old gardener (he was in his nineties) interviewed in a well-known TV...
The big freeze in September You will be lifting your potatoes and onions now, leaving...
If you’ve got the thyme… There’s nothing more satisfying or mouth-watering than harvesting home-grown veg...
And sow on It’s time for harvesting lettuce and other salads, radish and early potatoes....
Sow by now It’s time to reap the rewards of your earlier sowings and harvest...
Sow here we go Succession sowing will see you in vegetables through to autumn and...
The old sow and sow Maincrop onions sown in drills with plenty of farmyard manure....
More fruit of your labours Mostly in the Gardener’s Journal we talk about the veg...
Brassy brassicas and lush lettuce Many vegetables at this time of the year come from...
You might be relieved to know if your soil is light, sandy loam, it’s best...
Jack Frost is nipping at your nose Vegetable like parsnips and celeriac actually benefit from...
“To forget how to dig the earth and to tend the soil is to forget...
Cut-and-come-again August is a month for both harvesting and sowing on the vegetable plot. Crop...
Spilling the beans It’s easy to think of July as month when you don’t do...
And sow on Succession sowing brings you a plentiful and regular supply of fresh vegetables...
The plot thickens Beans and peas, carrots, turnips, beetroot, they are all there for the...
The big freeze We easily forget we can freeze our home-grown vegetables and rightfully claim...