Kitchen Garden
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Show us your garden and be in with the chance to win!
Love your vegetable garden? We want to see it! Send us just a few pictures of your plot and you could be crowned one of our Top Plotters and be featured in Kitchen Garden magazine next year. But that’s not…
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October 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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8 jobs for an autumn garden clean-up
Thinking it’s time for a good tidy-up on the plot? Here are a few ideas to get you started…
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Growing hazelnuts: season by season guide
Great to forage but if you want to grow your own hazelnuts, David Patch offers this simple-to-follow guide.
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September 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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How to preserve rocket in a freezable pesto
Don’t let that rocket go to waste – preserve it in a tasty pesto!
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Delicious blackberry swirls
A delicious teatime treat for the whole family, and kids enjoy helping make them too.
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Choosing disease resistant veg varieties
Some plant diseases can be kept at bay or at least in check if we choose the right varieties. Emma Rawlings looks at the ones to grow.
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Tops tips for tomatoes
The tomato growing season is in full swing. Emma Rawlings offers some advice on keeping your crop growing well and what to look out for.
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October 2023
In the October issue you’ll find: KG’s Tony Flanagan puts a range of gardening gloves to work; win amazing prizes from Britain’s top names in gardening; and nature watcher Jack Edmonds turns the magnifying glass to focus on strangely beautiful shield…
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Key jobs for September
A new month brings new jobs on your allotment or in your vegetable garden, here’s a quick look at some key jobs to do this September.
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AUTUMN JAM WITH DAMSON, APPLE & PEAR
Here’s our recipe for a lovely seasonal jam that will brighten up your breakfast table as the months get colder and wetter.
