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Growing Your Own Vegetables and Herbs – Parsley, Lettuce and Onions
Parsley – can often be haphazard in germinating and often
Growing Your Own Vegetables – Celery
Although Celery is rich in a variety of vitamins, mineral salts and iron it’s very low in calories and seems
Getting Ready for the Welsh and National Championships
With the Chelsea flower show is history I can get on with growing the vegetables for the Welsh and the
First and Second Sowings of Cauliflowers
Unlike vegetables such as tomatoes, peas and beans, where you have a continuous crop over a fairly extended period, Cauliflowers
The Impact of the new hybrid crosses of Celery on the Show Benches
There’s no doubt that the five new hybrid Ideal crosses of celery that I introduced two years ago are having
Preparation of Onion Beds and state of Tomatoes
I could not complete the final preparation of my onion beds until late into April when the large onions were
Potatoes and Stump Carrots
Potatoes haven’t been my strong point for a few years now as the sowing or planting time is always falling
Early Planting of Celery directly into their Beds
Celery is frost tender so some protection is usually necessary when planting as early as I did, but living here
Peas and First Planting of Celery
The garden is all planted up now with peas being the last item to go in this past week. Apart
July – A month to relish for the keen Exhibitor
There’s nothing I enjoy more on a warm Summers evening than having a look at the range of vegetables now
Aiming for World Record Leeks
I have said before that a good guide line if you are really after growing a world record leek is