Susanne Earl, the YouTube gardener from That’s What We Call The Goodlife, shares her advice on growing veg on a balcony or in a tiny garden.| Suttons Gardening Grow How
You don’t need a traditional garden to grow your own fresh, seasonal vegetables and save money at the supermarket. Lots of vegetables can be successfully grown in containers making them perfect for patios, balconies or small gardens that don’t have any soil. We asked expert allotmenteer Lee Senior to share his favourite vegetables to grow […]| Suttons Gardening Grow How
Succession planting is simply a case of making sure that as one plant finishes cropping, another is ready to take its place. It keeps your vegetable plot productive for as long as possible – sometimes even allowing you to harvest produce all year round. Lee Senior shares his expert advice on the best vegetables to sow and grow in the second half of summer. The post Succession planting: vegetable seeds to sow until late-summer appeared first on Suttons Gardening Grow How.| Suttons Gardening Grow How
Growing vertical vegetables gives you a bumper yield from a small space at the same time as allowing better air circulation around your plants. It also deters pests, reduces the chance of rot and makes harvesting much easier. Here are some tried-and-tested tips from the expert growers who really know how to make every inch of space count The post Best expert advice on growing vertical veg appeared first on Suttons Gardening Grow How.| Suttons Gardening Grow How
I have had an abundance of courgettes this year. I am still eating the ones that grew to marrow size while we were on holiday a few weeks ago! Of course the best thing about growing courgettes is t…| The Botanical Kitchen