Wonderfully crunchy but much maligned as tasteless celery is one of those vegetables that really does taste different when you grow your own
There are two type of celery we can grow :self-blanching (you dont have to exclude light) and Blanched
Celery has a reputation of being difficult to grow but Continue reading How to Grow Celery
I get a lot of questions here at Learn How To Garden from subscribers and viewers. I had an interesting one recently from Aidan that’s very timely . Here’s Aidan’s question:
“Hi Mark,
I notice you mentioned using coffee grounds on the vegetable garden to protect from slugs, is this a legal practice as during a search on the internet I came across this article”
What this question does bring to the forefront is Continue reading Question: I noticed you mentioned using coffee grounds on the vegetable garden to protect from slugs, is this a legal practice?
In my film I show you the proper way to crop your Asparagus, this is really important as you can easily damage the plant. The second film is my quick Hollandaise Sauce to accompany your newly cut asparagus its fabulous.
I get a lot of questions here at Learn How To Garden from subscribers and viewers. I had an interesting one recently from David that”s very timely .
Here’s David’s question:
Hi Mark,
I think your tips&clips and newsletter are top value. I really get a lot of useful, interesting info from them.
In your clips on planting beans you recommend putting wool down as a base layer & that you use Angora wool from your goats. I have 9 Leonberger dogs which, when groomed, produce a lot of wool-like coat. Could I use this coat as base layer? (Btw, if you want to see what our Leonbergers look like go to:
http//:leonberger.pl)
Thanks in advance,
David
The simple answer is yes you can Continue reading Question Can Dog hair be used in the garden?
