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Climbing beans, container gardening, Greenhouse growing, Herbs, mulches, no-dig gardening, Problems with vegatables, scented plants

Early Summer Update on No-Dig Bed

In my latest update of the No Dig Bed its time to have a bit of a clear out and some replanting.

I am really impressed with the No Dig Bed principal it has been quite an adventure so far with what I have grown and how well it has produced for me and how quickly.

 

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BETTYS TEN MINUITE GARDEN

In this video we update the progress in Bettys 10min garden.

The 10mins refers to how long a day we spent in the potager and greenhouse to produce great tasting food

 

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PLANTING AND GROWING THYME

Orange Thyme,Lemon Thyme or Classic Thyme they all love Pots and are easy and great to have close to the kitchen. There the secret ingredient in a fantastic Tomato Sauce and always so much more intense when you grow your own as with all Herbs you will always use more of them when there easy to pick and you have an abundance.

My advice always grow as many as you can they really are great kitchen essentials and just a single plant will enliven so many dishes

One really important trick with thyme dont over feed and keep it on the dry side

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HOW TO GROW ROSEMARY

My all-time favourite Herb nothing makes me think of the heat of the Mediterranean   like    the scent of Rosemary. Perfect with garlic roast potatoes, great added  to Pork dishes and very easy to grow it great for tumbling don a wall and the prostrate variety tastes just as good the  perfect plant for any garden

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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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