Published on 4th August 2023

On the vegetable patch, sowing and planting out now will keep your cropping season going, providing you with short-term harvests of salad leaves and other Read the full article…

Published on 12th July 2023

The smell of fresh herbs is something you just can’t beat. And it’s even better when you’re growing them yourself. The best part of growing Read the full article…

Published on 12th July 2023

We love the fact that courgettes are so versatile. Here are a couple of our favourite courgette based recipes; Sesame, halloumi & courgette fritters with Read the full article…

Published on 29th June 2023

STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI Ingredients 400g strawberries, hulled and halved plus 4 to decorate the glasses 150ml white rum 4 tbsp lime juice 2 mugfuls ice cubes Method Put all the ingredients Read the full article…

Published on 26th June 2023

Roses are a flower that you can grow almost anywhere such is their versatility. There is such a variety in colour and scent, you’re almost Read the full article…

Published on 26th June 2023

The rose is such a versatile plant, you’re always bound to find one that is right for you. Species roses These are wild roses and Read the full article…

Published on 20th June 2023

Growing crops with kids can be a fun and educational activity.  It’s important to choose crops that are relatively easy to grow, have a short Read the full article…

Published on 24th May 2023

A hanging basket is a sign that summer is definitely on its way.  The variety of colour and heights are a sight to behold. From Read the full article…

Published on 23rd May 2023

No, we’re not talking hair cuts…. The Chelsea Chop is a gardening technique that involves pruning or cutting back certain herbaceous perennial plants in late Read the full article…

Published on 11th May 2023

MSPs and experts from Scotland’s horticulture sector gathered at the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday, 10 May at a reception to discuss the future of the Read the full article…