Moist, lemony, and layered with cream cheese and passionfruit curd, this cake turns a courgette glut into a reason to celebrate. It’s so goo

Curious about using woodchip in your garden? In this episode, I chat with Ben Raskin from the Soil Association about how woodchip can improv

How to Outsmart Carrot Fly and Grow Perfect Carrots Carrot fly might be your patch’s worst enemy—but it’s one you can outsmart.

Learn how to grow more with less using natural systems, no-dig methods, and circular thinking—featuring the Edible Gardeners.

Thinking of breeding your own dahlias? In this episode, I chat with Pam from The Untamed Garden about how to start saving seed.

Seeds sown too early can stall, waiting for the right light cues. Time your sowings with the equinox for stronger, faster growth!

In this episode, I chat with Rainy from Cherry Tree Flower Farm about growing willow—from choosing varieties and planting cuttings.

Want to get more flowers without adding extra space? Learn how to maximize your flower yield with three simple but powerful techniques.

Taking cuttings from Sweetpeas is a total gamechanger and is so easy!

Sweetpeas can be sowed in Autumn or Springtime offering flexibility to gardeners depending on their preferences and climate. Sowing in autum

Scientifically known as "Matthiola Incana", Stocks are annual or biennial plants that belong to the Brassicaceae family. They are known...

sowing direct can feel like you’re playing a game of chance – weeds grow way faster than your flowers

Thinking of starting a flower farm? In this episode, I chat with Jen from Life on the Lot about the real-life journey from allotment grower

You do need an idea of who who your customers are before you can know what to grow so read along to find your niche.

Propagation from tubers and cuttings will clone the parent, so all the new plants will be identical to the parent.  However, propagation fro

Seeds which you have collected will be adapted to your local growing conditions and will improve every year. There are just a few things to

For most seeds, viability declines over time, meaning the percentage of seeds that germinate will decrease as they age.

Dahlias have become the rockstars of the flower world  with a cult following for some specialist breeders and it’s not hard to see why.

January may be chilly, but it’s the perfect time to sow hardy flowers and veggies indoors or in a greenhouse. From Sweet Peas and Larkspur t

In the UK December is a great time to sow a variety of vegetable and flower seeds to get ahead of the season.  Some can be sown directly int