
What to do with extra plants – Diary of a Rocket Gardener
I’m eagerly awaiting my plant delivery, so I haven’t really got much for my diary entry this week. I was turning my thoughts to what to blog about and pondered…
I’m eagerly awaiting my plant delivery, so I haven’t really got much for my diary entry this week. I was turning my thoughts to what to blog about and pondered…
You’ll see in the growing guide that accompanies your plants that we have included some recommended planting distances. Try to stick to these as much as possible. Leaving the right amount…
Some seeds that we sow are teeny tiny and impossible to grow individually. This means that when you receive them as plug plants you may see more than one seedling…
It’s been incredibly dry here since lockdown started over a month ago, and I’m already seeing cracks in the surface of the soil. I’m not quite sure when my plants…
All types of peas (garden, sugarsnap and mangetout) need something to scramble up. Making a support is very simple – here are two ways…
Whether you’re planting some new seedlings, or tending to established plants, here are a few top tips for healthy mint. Best grown in pots – mint rapidly spreads its roots…
You may have experienced this already, and if you have don’t worry, we understand your frustration… cats rather like empty veg beds that have been recently dug over – they…
Just ahead of the planting season it is a really good idea to get a few things sorted out to keep the most common pests away from your crops. This…
Over the past few years I have tried various different types of netting to protect my crops. Some are definitely better than others, not just at keeping pests out, but…
Courgettes are a brilliant crop for the veg patch – they’re easy, hassle-free and you get loads to harvest from just one plant. If you’re growing them for the first…
Getting hold of all the things that you need for planting season is not quite as straightforward as normal this year. We’ve put together a list of suggestions to help…
I spent most of this afternoon digging up a LOT of bindweed from one of my raised beds. I seem to have been blessed with a plot that is full…