Trombones In The Garden
The end of summer harvests usually include pumpkins and squashes, if you have the space. I don’t but that didn’t keep me back when I grew a ‘trombone’. … More Trombones In The Garden
The end of summer harvests usually include pumpkins and squashes, if you have the space. I don’t but that didn’t keep me back when I grew a ‘trombone’. … More Trombones In The Garden
Plants can be a bit furtive and sneak into places when no-one is aware of them. Reusing compost comes up with many surprises. … More It’s A Dirty Trick
It’s deemed a fruit, but eaten like a vegetable. Who can’t enjoy eating a tomato, cooked, in a salad or just by itself. It’s a jewel amongst the treasures of a greenhouse. … More Tomato Time
Winter vegetables, Greens … More Cool Greens
Sad as it is to see summer days shorten, there is a new growing season to think about. There is still plenty of seeds to be sown for autumn/winter harvests and clearing out old growth to make way for new in time for the next season. … More Heading Towards Autumn
Not only do we waste a lot of food, the supermarkets discard a lot, but tonnes are left in the farmer’s fields after being rejected by the supermarkets. … More Little Glean Apples
Seeds, cuttings and a lot of fingers crossed to get an ample supply of next year’s plants for free. … More Plants For Free
From flavouring foods, to curing ills, herbs have played a huge part in the welfare of the nations. … More Lotions And Potions
Looking for something a bit more colourful but with the added bonus of being edible. … More The Incr-edibles
To say someone is red in the face, it could mean they have been trying out an old Victorian habit … … More Dyeing To Eat It