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Kitchen Garden is Britain's best selling specialist magazine dedicated to those who love to grow their own fresh fruit and vegetables.
Kitchen Garden
2d ago
Thanks to a partnership between Garden Organic and Yeo Valley Organic you can grow your own fragrant basil, chives or thyme plants Available May and June 2024, with every 400g tub of Yeo Valley Organic’s Spreadable blend of organic butter and rapeseed oil you will get one packet of herb seeds, with growing instructions. However you can collect all three ..read more
Kitchen Garden
5d ago
The latest issue of the UK’s best-selling growing your own magazine is brimming with all the best tips, tricks, advice and ideas for growing your own fruit and veg. In the May Issue: MANAGING WEEDS, NATURALLY Becky Searle looks at controlling weeds without weedkillers MEET THE APPLE DOCTOR KG editor Steve Ott chats to Glyn Smith, head gardener for the ..read more
Kitchen Garden
1w ago
Many of us will be planting out our precious crops soon if not already, so here is some equipment that you may find useful BEST BUY ELEMENTS TROWEL, WEED FORK AND TRANSPLANTING TROWEL SET For use in borders, tubs and pots, these planting and weeding tools each have a lacquered, weatherproofed 5in ash wood handle. The heads are made from ..read more
Kitchen Garden
1w ago
Always wanted to grow your own vegetables but worried it’s a lengthy and tiring process? Never fear, with these six easy and fast-growing vegetables, you can be eating homegrown in less than two months! 1. Microgreens Microgreens are easily grown on a windowsill. Credit: ronstik Microgreens are veg harvested while still only tiny shoots and are packed with vitamins and ..read more
Kitchen Garden
2w ago
It is possible to grow fruit and vegetables in shadier areas. Deputy editor Emma Rawlings suggests a few crops that should do well. If you wish to create a vegetable plot but don’t have the luxury of an open, sunny aspect you can still grow some crops if you have a shadier spot. Some crops will even benefit from being ..read more
Kitchen Garden
2w ago
Launched in 1982, The Cottage Garden Society (CGS) is an informal and friendly society of about 3,000 members, they have 30 groups meeting throughout the UK for talks, workshops, garden visits and plant salesThis year the society will be back at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival where they will be looking forward to talking to gardeners of all ages from ..read more
Kitchen Garden
2w ago
We have some exciting new giveaways for you in our February issue, worth over £935! Here’s what you could win... Closing date: Friday, May 31, 2024 Step out in comfort Backdoorshoes – whose indispensable slip-on ‘back door’ clogs have become a gardeners’ staple – has launched Recovery Supersole Flip Flops: so comfortable, the company says, you won’t want to take ..read more
Kitchen Garden
2w ago
A festival dedicated to asparagus is holding a unique launch event – on a steam train! The Asparagus Express at Broadway in 2018. Credit: Wychavon District Council The two month celebration of all things asparagus kicks off on St George’s Day, heralding the arrival of the beloved green spear to the Vale of Evesham in Worcestershire. The British Asparagus Festival ..read more
Kitchen Garden
2w ago
The Bowel Research UK’s Microbiome Garden explores the fascinating link between a healthy landscape, a healthy gut and a healthy mind The Bowel Research UK Microbiome Garden designed by Sid Hill and Chris Hull, explores the fascinating link between a healthy landscape, a healthy gut and a healthy mind, featuring a pioneering edible meadow, which aims to inspire people to ..read more
Kitchen Garden
3w ago
A lack of clarity from DEFRA is continuing to damage precious peat habitats says Garden Organic, as a promised 2024 ban is no closer to being enforced. This Peat Free April, the sustainable gardening charity is sharing its tips for using peat-free compost so gardeners can take the lead. “More needs to be done by the Government to ensure its ..read more