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balcony gardening, Beans, Brassicas, Climbing beans, container gardening, Greenhouse growing, Growing annual flowers, Herbs, Herbs, Salad, Starting seeds, Tomatoes

MAY – WHAT TO SOW AND GROW

May 2, 2013 Mark Abbott-Compton

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balcony gardening, Beans, Brassicas, Climbing beans, Herbs, mulches, no-dig gardening, PERENNIAL VEGATABLES, Soft fruit

ROCK DUST THE MYTH AND THE FACTS

March 30, 2013 Mark Abbott-Compton 4 Comments

One of the buzz ingredients for apparently miraculous results in your garden is ‘Rock Dust’. Having access to a Geo-chemist I thought I would find out exactly what is in the ‘miracle’ product. Watch the film and judge for yourself.

Beans, Benificial fungi, Brassicas, Climbing beans, container gardening, Herbs, mulches, no-dig gardening, PERENNIAL VEGATABLES, Potatoes, Problems with vegatables, Soft fruit, Spring bulbs

No-Dig Bed Mid Winter Update

January 26, 2013 Mark Abbott-Compton 1 Comment

With snow covering most of the uk i took advantage of a short break in the weather to film this quick update on the No-Dig bed i built in under 30 mins earlier in the year

Its really amazing how much this No-Dig bed has produced and i think for most people with an average garden they are the perfect way to grow vegetables

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balcony gardening, Beans, Brassicas, Climbing beans, container gardening, Greenhouse growing, Herbs, Herbs, mulches, no-dig gardening, PERENNIAL VEGATABLES, Salad

THINGS TO SOW AND JOBS TO DO IN NOVEMBER

November 4, 2012 Mark Abbott-Compton

There’s still lots to do in the Autumn garden,we can even still be sowing vegetables to grow right through the winter

http://www.higgledygarden.com

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Beans, Brassicas, Chillies, Climbing beans, container gardening, Greenhouse growing, Herbs, mulches, no-dig gardening, Potatoes, Problems with vegatables, Salad, scented plants

How Double Dig

October 7, 2012 Mark Abbott-Compton

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