The latest tips, guides, features & news from the UK’s number 1 grow your own magazine.
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Jobs for August
Ben Vanheems shares some essential tasks to carry out in your garden and allotment for August.
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August 2024
The latest issue of the UK’s best-selling growing your own magazine is brimming with all the best tips, tricks, advice and ideas for growing your own fruit and veg.
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PRODUCT REVIEWS:THINGS FOR YOUR SHED (AUG 24)
So how can you enhance your shed, keep it safe or make it tidier. Here are a few suggestions BEST BUY KELLY KETTLE (‘BASE CAMP’)Article continues below… Advert Enjoy more Kitchen Garden Magazine reading every month. Click here to subscribe…
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5 ways to prepare your garden before going on holiday
It can be hard to leave your garden when all those spring-sown goodies need your attention. But as KG editor Steve Ott shows, it is possible to have a holiday and come back to a thriving garden
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Jobs for July
Ben Vanheems shares some essential tasks to carry out in your garden and allotment for July.
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July 2024
The latest issue of the UK’s best-selling growing your own magazine is brimming with all the best tips, tricks, advice and ideas for growing your own fruit and veg.
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PRODUCT REVIEWS: BATTERY POWERED TOOLS (JULY 24)
Battery run power tools are increasing in the garden market and these days are really excellent machines and worth looking at as an alternative to petrol driven power tools BEST BUY COBRA CORDLESS TRIMMER GT3024VArticle continues below… Advert Enjoy more…
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Peppers in grow bags
KG editor, Steve Ott is growing his peppers in bottomless pots over growing bags this year. In this video he shares this simple planting technique, which gives the plants a bit more root room and means a bit less watering…
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What is pinching out plants – and should I do it?
Sometimes plants benefit from having their growing tips removed, as Becky Searle explains.
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Summer sowing of kale
In June or July you can sow some kale to provide delicious and nutritious harvests all winter. You can sow in a seedbed first which is an area of soil where you germinate the seeds and nurture the young plants…
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Rhubarb, amaretto and pistachio cake
Anna Pettigrew’s mouth-watering rhubarb cake, with a golden sponge (thanks to the semolina) and tangy rhubarb soaked in sweet amaretto syrup, will have you and your guests reaching for seconds!
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Jobs for June
Ben Vanheems shares some essential tasks to carry out in your garden and allotment for May.
