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    Fruit Storage Guide

     Following on from David’s post about the harvest, I thought I’d share with you Primrose’s top tips for keeping your fruit fresh all winter. Throw away bruisers. Despite the old […]
    Posted On: 01/09/16
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    Top 5 Reasons to Grow Your Own Edible Garden

     Thanks to the development of science and technology over the last few decades, most of us understand the importance of sustainability and environmental consciousness in the 21st century. However, it […]
    Posted On: 26/02/16
  3. Gardening in the Rain
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    Gardening in the Rain: A Complete Guide

     Why on earth would you want to try gardening in the rain? It’s a perfectly reasonable question. But, daft as it may seem, there are a surprising number of benefits […]
    Posted On: 16/10/15
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    4 Tips for Indoor Herb Growing Success

     “Herbs are the friend of the physician and the pride of cooks.”  – Charlemagne. For years we’ve known herbs add wonderful depth to our dishes and perform miracles for our […]
    Posted On: 29/09/15
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    The Definitive Guide For Colourful Gardens All Year Round

     You can have a colourful garden with flowers blooming all year round – just use our simple guide! Knowing what to plant, when to plant it and where it grows […]
    Posted On: 20/08/15
  6. Flowers, Gardening, George, Grow Your Own, How To, Planters, Planting

    How to Repot Your Plants in 3 Simple Steps

     There comes a time when most plants will outgrow their pots. You may notice the flowers beginning to wilt or roots poking through the bottom of the pot. This means […]
    Posted On: 18/08/15