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French beans NOW IS THE time to plant climbing French beans. Before you start sowing, put up your cane supports at a height of 2metres. These need to be 20cm (8ins) apart in the rows and between the rows. From the beginning of May sow seeds directly in to the ground or in
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Paul sows carrot seeds CARROTS CAN BE sown outdoors directly in to a moist, well cultivated and riddled soil. A riddle is a garden sieve which will remove all debris and stones from the area – these are available from any good garden centre, and are a vital tool when sowing many varieties of
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Hostas protected with chicken feed grit MANY RHODODENDRONS AND azaleas are starting to flower and this is an important time of year to feed them. You should use ericaceous feeds, high in iron and containing essential trace elements for healthy growth, available from any good garden
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Pheasant – Photo courtesy www.freefoto.com THE PHEASANT HAS to be one of the dimmest birds around. It’s a conclusion based on the suicidal dashes both the male and female of the species insist on making to get across the road and the fact that they just act daft. Now, I not expecting them to look
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Grow your own potatoes You do not need a vegetable patch to grow your own vegetables, fruit and herbs. Many of these plants can be grown in small plots, raised beds or containers, taking up very little space in your garden. Many benefits can be reaped from growing your own food – nutritious and organic produce,
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The dead material that you have removed from the plants should be composted as it contains vital nutrients. If you haven’t already got one,
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