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Benificial fungi, container gardening, Fruit growing, Herbs, How to grow soft fruit, mulches, no-dig gardening, scented plants, Soft fruit

How to Plant a Fruit Garden film 2

February 19, 2013 Mark Abbott-Compton

This is the second film on the layout and basic cultivation of my new fruit and cutting flower garden

10 minute gardener Allotment Gardening Allotment Growing Allotments Blackmoor Fruit double digging gardening courses grow your own vegetables Growing Apples Growing Blackcurrants Growing Pears Growing Raspberrys Growing Red Currants Higgledygarden how to garden manure organic organic gardening seaweed ten minute gardener

Benificial fungi, container gardening, Fruit growing, How to grow soft fruit, mulches, no-dig gardening, Soft fruit

MAKING A FRUIT GARDEN—Part 1

February 9, 2013 Mark Abbott-Compton 4 Comments

I have decided that its time to grow more fruit and I have got a little bit more ambitious than I originally planned and its become a bigger project than first thought. But its going to be great! We can all fit a fruit tree somewhere in our garden or allotment so watch my film and have a think if you could grow some fruit too.

http://higgledygarden.com/

http://www.blackmoor.co.uk/

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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Benificial fungi, Fruit growing, Fruit trees, How to grow soft fruit

Mycorrhizal fungi when to use and why we should

January 20, 2013 Mark Abbott-Compton

Mycorrhizal fungi a naturally occurring growth stimulant,gives noticeable results when planting trees

Benificial fungi Fruit growing Soft Fruit Spring bulbs

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