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  • How to grow your own plant-based protein this Veganuary

    How to grow your own plant-based protein this Veganuary

    Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or just trying to cut down your meat and dairy intake, how about growing your own plant-based protein?

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  • Grow your own: Beetroot

    Grow your own: Beetroot

    This is aroot vegetable that you either love or hate but it is unique in its colouring and flavour. It is a more popular vegetable in Eastern Europe and the States where it is used more in hot dishes.

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  • Beginners tips: preparing to grow

    Beginners tips: preparing to grow

    More and more people are starting to appreciate the benefits of growing their own fresh fruit and veg and areseeking out their own patch to do just that.

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  • Four delicious recipes using carrots

    Four delicious recipes using carrots

    We’ve been thinking about the vegetables that are currently in season, those we have a lot of and how we could use them all up. So we thought we’d share a couple of ideas, we found online, for you to…

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  • Podcast 81: Grow a salad bar

    Podcast 81: Grow a salad bar

    The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Watery iceberg lettuce and under-ripe tomatoes, anyone? Not on your nelly! Grow your own salad bar and give the limp and lacklustre the heave-ho.…

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  • Merrygold’ Tomato

    Merrygold’ Tomato

    First blight resistant orange tomato naming competition – the result! The Burpee Seeds Europe team ran a competition last month together with Mr Fothergill’s which gave readers of the Pumpkin Beth site an exciting opportunity to name their first-ever blight-resistant…

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  • Hanging veg gardens

    Hanging veg gardens

    It is possible to grow an increasing range of tasty vegetables and herbs in hanging baskets, here are some top tips to get you started.

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  • Growing in containers

    Growing in containers

    So, what’s a container? This depends on what crops you are growing, for example lettuce and salad leaves can be grown in quite shallow containers. A small trough 17cm (7in) deep and 30cm (12in) long would suffice for a few…

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  • One to try: Dream Peppers

    One to try: Dream Peppers

    If you’re looking for a pepper plant that produces lots of fruit, says Tony Flanagan, why not try ‘Lemon Dream’ and ‘Tangerine Dream’? I tend to prefer the larger sweet peppers such as ‘King of the North’ and ‘California Wonder’…

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  • Small space growing

    Small space growing

    If you don’t have a lot of room to grow, there are many ways to maximise crops from tiny places. Emma Rawlings suggests some ideas. Edible corner This picture shows that in a small sunny corner you can create something…

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  • Grow your own veg fast

    Grow your own veg fast

    In these uncertain times lots of people are having the urge to start growing their own veg. Why not have a go at microgreen growing tasty nutritious veg in a matter of days. Microgreens are veg harvested while still only…

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  • Improve your mood, sow some food

    Improve your mood, sow some food

    It is difficult right now if you are confined to your home so why not start growing your own food. It’s a great stress-buster In these uncertain times a lot of people are having a strong desire to grow their…

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