Courgettes are one of the most surprisingly successful plants for a small city garden. They do require large containers (2 plants to each) but with 2 containers a small garden …Read More about First courgettes
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Tomato progress in spring
When flowers appear on tomato plants it is a good sign that the plant has settled well in either its pot or in the soil. Growing tomatoes outdoors in a …Read More about Tomato progress in spring
Radish and beetroot for beginners
Radish are possibly the fastest growing vegetable with seedlings appearing within 5 days of planting the seed. It is the ideal starter plant for children or people new to gardening …Read More about Radish and beetroot for beginners
Stairwell progress
In city gardens it is often the most unusual corners that turn out to be the best growing areas in the garden. This one has excellent exposure and good vertical …Read More about Stairwell progress
Plastic bag gardening
Black plastic poly-pots are a very cheap alternative to square or round plastic plant pots (approximately 10 euro for 25). Originally produced for plant nurseries and hydroponic growers these simple …Read More about Plastic bag gardening
Which containers?
The basic principle for selecting gardening containers is “bigger is best.” Selecting the right set of containers for a garden space should not be based upon the container being “pretty” …Read More about Which containers?