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Sage

The first of our Mediterranean Herbs which like heat and great drainage.

Underused but incredibly versatile,you can even grow them in your flower borders

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PLANTING AND GROWING PARSLEY

Parsley – so well known in the classic ‘Parsley Sauce’ but a really underused herb, it’s great just with fresh Tomatoes in an Oil and Vinegar dressing.  In my video I will show you why you need to treat it more like a vegetable rather than a classic herb and you can even grow the giant Italian variety which tastes great and is really productive

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No-Dig Bed Update 16Days After Planting

This is a quick update 16 days after we built and planted this bed to show how amazing growth has been and that you can already start to crop the salad


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Growing Salad in Containers

In my video I will show you how easy it is to have fresh salad from your patio or deck and a simple trick to prevent slug damage without using chemicals.  I hope you enjoy the video – I would love to hear your own tips or experiences!

 

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Salad – Chessboard Planting How spacing affects results

In my video below I am going to show you how the spacing of vegetables, especially salads, is affected in both taste and texture and the way they are planted in the bed.  A couple of simple rules massively improve this – watch my video, give it a try and let me know how you get on.


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