How To Grow Lettuce From Seed
Growing lettuce from seed is the most cost-effective way to achieve a tasty harvest of luscious salad leaves and, given good conditions for germination, we are confident that you will…
How To Grow Cucumbers From Seed
Growing cucumbers from seed is the most cost-effective way to achieve a tasty harvest and, given good conditions for germination, we are confident that you will be delighted with the…
How To Grow Courgettes From Seed
Growing courgettes from seed is the most cost-effective way to achieve a tasty harvest and, given good conditions for germination, we are confident that you will be delighted with the…
How To Grow Carrots From Seed
Carrots can be grown in the garden or in containers on the patio! Growing in containers allows you to grow veg in spaces you wouldn’t normally use and produce bigger…
How To Grow Beetroot From Seed
Versatile beetroot can be grown for the leaves to use in salads as well as its tasty roots! Growing from seed is the most cost-effective way to achieve a tasty…
Totally Tomatoes Terminology
What does Cordon Tomato mean? Well, you’re in the right place to find out! Below we explain some of the terminology surrounding totally tasty tomatoes. Firstly, there is nothing more…
We’re going to Chelsea!
There are 5 weeks to go, and we’ve started counting down to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. We’re thrilled that the Welcome to Yorkshire garden’s set to include vegetables from…
The Crapaudine beetroot shines on MasterChef
We were thrilled to see the Rouge Crapaudine beetroot take to the limelight on Monday night’s MasterChef, as Kenny created beetroot steaks slow cooked in beef fat. Part of a…
British Asparagus Month
A recent “what’s your favourite month” poll amongst a few friends confirmed May as the clear winner. Flowers blooming, birds singing, bees buzzing, etc were all given as reasons. But…
Tiger Nuts: The Easy to Grow Superfood
When Is a Nut Not a Nut? When It’s a Tiger Nut! Despite containing the word nut in its name, Tiger Nuts are not actually nuts but rather the tubers…