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Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison Dear Friend I mentioned last month that I’d officially become a pensioner. Just to be clear, I’m still writing the newsletters and for the

While it’s great that more people would like to plant trees in their yards, planting the right way will ensure these trees are there for decades. There is a growing

Every year plant breeders introduce a vast array of new varieties of our favorite annual flowers. Many are new versions of old favorites with different or better flower colors and

Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison WANT AN INEXPENSIVE  DET. 3 BED BUNGALOW  IN DL4 WITH A HUGE GREEHOUSE- TWO GARDENS INCLUDING RAISED BEDS. FRUIT FLOWERS AND VEG – SAFE

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Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison Allotment Garden Newsletter April 2021 Dear Friend I hope this newsletter finds you safe and well after a year few of us will forget.

March 26, 2021 Read in Browser DIFFERENT PLANTING SCHEMES FOR YOUR RAISED BEDS Vegetable, annual flower and herb planting season is upon us in many areas and getting closer in

Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison Allotment Garden Extra March 2021 Dear Friend It’s been a year since this pandemic hit us in the UK. I remember talking about it

Raised beds have become a very popular way to grow vegetables, flowers and herbs in the garden. The advantages are many. Raised beds heat up the soil and drain it

Mon, 1 Mar at 09:19 News, Tips and Offers for Growers & Gardeners Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison Allotment Garden Newsletter  March 2021 Dear  As I write this it’s

February 26, 2021 NEW VIEWS ON COMPANION PLANTING For many years companion planting has been a popular and alluring topic for gardeners. The idea that simply by planting the plants

Order Order ? Out of Order !  Plant Supplies-   I have stopped buying from J.Parker’s. I have cancelled my account and insisted I am taken off the mailing list.

Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison   Dear Friend Another year comes to a close and what a year it’s been. I think we’ll all be pleased to wave this

Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison   Dear Friend As I write this, I’m sorry to say things are not looking good with the coronavirus situation here in Britain. Nor

Man threatened with ‘hefty fly-tipping fine’ after blowing leaves off his own driveway Paul Coombes was sent a letter from Ellesmere Park Residents’ Association for clearing the leaves with a

How to get rid of slugs: Wet weather to cause slug surge – this is how to keep them out SLUGS are set to invade UK homes and gardens thanks

Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison   Dear Friend I don’t know about where you are, but we’ve not had the best of July. For the most part it’s felt

July 17, 2020   GARDENING IS FOR THE BIRDS If you’ve been reading my Gardening with Nature newsletters, you know I talked about Growing a Pollinator Garden in June. Now

Allotment Garden Newsletter From John Harrison   Dear Friend As I write this I’m very aware that you may be reading this anywhere in the world. Please remember, I’m based

Planning rules lifted for fairs, markets and car boot sales in England Events can be held without planning permission under new laws designed to boost the economy Heather Stewart Political editor

>      Print and save ?    June is traditionally the time to plant out bedding plants which are so much part of an English summer. Even with our

  >          June is traditionally the time to plant out bedding plants which are so much part of an English summer. Even with our unpredictable weather

Fruit & Vegetable Growing Guide for November November is the month when the hard frosts and heavy rain usually arrive so it’s important to grab whatever time you can on

Garden.org Newsletter May 25, 2019 – Issue #410 [ Read in browser ] Articles to read Weeds- Curly Dock Curly dock (Rumex crispus) is a hardy perennial weed found in

  This species is so named due to the colour of the hindwings and the markings on the forewings which make it unmistakeable.  There is little variation although on rare

Garden.org Newsletter May 18, 2019 – Issue #409 [ Read in browser ] Articles to read National Garden Bureau Members Host 2019 California Summer Trials Modeled after the long-standing CA

Garden.org Newsletter May 11, 2019 – Issue #408 [ Read in browser ] Articles to read Growing Perennial Foods: A field guide to raising resilient herbs, fruits & vegetables: A