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Welsh Branch Championships of the NVS 1999
There is no doubt that over the past few years
Staging Vegetables on the Show Bench – Peas
Peas are a good example of a vegetable that’s easily
Converting the Raised Bed for Trench Celery
To produce a good quality trench celery for the show bench doesn’t mean that you actually grow it in trenches as used to be the
Visiting other Gardens and preparing for the Showing Season
Towards the middle of June I had the good fortune of being able to attend an open day at John Carvers immaculate garden at Middlewich,arranged
Wisley Summer Fruit & Vegetable Competition + Large Exhibition Onions
The standards at Wisley were excellent, particularly for so early in the growing season. There were however some really top quality exhibits and two classes
Height of the Showing Season
After writing this article I shall be going straight out into the garden to make a start on harvesting some of the vegetables and as
Harvesting Vegetables for the Show -Leeks
A few weeks before showing it’s a good idea to spend time going thoroughly through your blanch leek bed. The purpose of this exercise would
Cauliflowers for Showing, NVS Championships and Fourth Vegetable Weekend Seminar
My fourth vegetable weekend seminar is being held once again this November at Plas Tan y Bwlch located within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. If
Out and about the UK and Southern Ireland
The period from the middle of July through to early September was rather hectic to say the least, I don’t think I have ever travelled
National Leek Championships of Great Britain
My highlight of the year was undoubtedly winning the National Leek Championship of Great Britain at the Welsh Branch Championships which were recently held at
Back to the Hard Slog of Clearing Up the Garden for Next Year
With a sigh of relief I can say that the showing season is over for me for this year and what a hectic season I
Method of Propagation – Leeks
Growing leeks for exhibition is very rarely carried out from sowing seed as the end product will be variable so most, if not all, leeks