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Basil Plants This is your GardenAdvice.co.uk general sowing and harvesting guide for growing your own fruit and vegetables.It provides estimated sowing and harvesting times based on typical UK conditions to help you plan your...
GardenAdvice.co.uk Plant Swap: Start Your Garden with 12 Free Plants! Embarking on a new gardening adventure? GardenAdvice.co.uk’s Plant Swap offers a fantastic way to get started with a selection of 12 free plants, no...
After sowing seeds, the next step in nurturing young plants is pricking out, a crucial process for promoting strong, healthy growth. Pricking out is the act of transferring seedlings from their original sowing container...
Greenhouses are excellent environments for growing plants, but they can also become a breeding ground for harmful pests and diseases. Regular maintenance and cleaning are necessary to ensure the health and well-being of your...
Late January into February is the best time to feed you plants with some Growmore fertilizer. The last of the heavy winter rains will wash the nutrients into the soil ready for the plants...
A GardenAdvice Quick Guide for MyGardenTeam members – Growing your own fruit and vegetables This is a quick guide produced by the GardenAdvice team detailing the essential information you need to consider when starting...
Gravity feed irrigation system – you can create a simple irrigation system by raising some water butts on concrete blocks or similar and attaching a simple battery operated timer. The key is the water...
Towards the end of September its the time to think about creating some salad and other vegetable crops that can be grown for winter use. Especially useful is Perpetual Spinach, Wok Broc and winter...
GardenAdvice guide to growing fruit and vegetables The Basics The site for growing fruit and vegetables – it has to be a location in full sun and not shaded. Try to grow fruit and vegetables...
Putting aside Coco & Coir compost are very eco friendly and provide a great alternative to peat on a GardenAdvice test a couple of years ago we found that Coco compost out performed all...