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  • Podcast 65: Jobs for October

    Podcast 65: Jobs for October

    The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. We’re well into October and there’s still plenty to do on the plot. Steve, Emma and Tony cover jobs to do this month including…

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  • Podcast 56: Sow fast growing salad in June

    Podcast 56: Sow fast growing salad in June

    The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Recorded ‘on location’ at Easton Walled Garden, Lincolnshire, Steve, Emma and Tony talk about their favourite salads and give you their top tips for…

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  • Kitchen Garden Best Buy and Top Picks

    Kitchen Garden Best Buy and Top Picks

    Here are our favourite gardening products for July, chosen for their quality, effectiveness and value for money BEST BUY SALAD PLANTER This salad planter will accommodate 37 litres of compost for growing a wide range of vegetable crops. Feeder mats…

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  • Join the Raised Bed Revolution

    Join the Raised Bed Revolution

    Raised beds are the answer to many gardeners’ problems making gardening easier, accessible, more productive and available to all. Gardening Works Wooden Raised Beds are available in different sizes and heights making them user friendly for children, the elderly and…

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  • Dip & Grow: The best lettuce you’ve ever tasted!

    Dip & Grow: The best lettuce you’ve ever tasted!

    Let us introduce you: Dip & Grow! Fun, easy, sustainable gardening for everyone. That’s our mission! And when we say everyone, we mean everyone! We developed our products to meet this standard, as easy as dip it and grow it.…

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  • Brexit means… growing your own!

    Brexit means… growing your own!

    Suttons have come up with a deal that’s hard to vote down… a selection of ‘Brexit boxes’ to tempt the taste buds this summer Government reports have warned that fruit and veg are likely to be one of the most…

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  • Celebrate Edible Britain for National Gardening Week 2019

    Celebrate Edible Britain for National Gardening Week 2019

    Encouraging everyone to grow-your-own is the theme of this year’s National Gardening Week (29 April–5 May 2019) The nation’s biggest celebration of gardening returns for 2019 from Monday 29 April to Sunday 5 May 2019 as the Royal Horticultural Society…

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  • Video: Salads You Can Grow Early

    Video: Salads You Can Grow Early

    Emma shows you a selection of salads you can grow in these earlier months of the year For more videos, visit the Kitchen Garden YouTube channel at the link below: www.youtube.com/kitchengardenmagazine

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  • Students encouraged to veg out

    Students encouraged to veg out

    Can cook, will cook! Students are proving they can prepare more than just beans on toast… The University of Manchester welcomed 8000 new students last month with a gift of a night vegging out with their flatmates. In partnership with…

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  • Green bean salad with red and yellow peppers

    Green bean salad with red and yellow peppers

    This lively summer salad scores on looks as well as taste Ingredients (serves 2) 1 small red pepper, deseeded and sliced 1 small yellow pepper, deseeded and sliced 2 cloves garlic, peeled 2 tbsp olive oil 200g (7oz) French beans,…

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  • Podcast 36: Recorded live at Easton Walled Garden

    Podcast 36: Recorded live at Easton Walled Garden

    The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. The KG team went to Easton Walled Gardens near Grantham in Lincolnshire to film their videos for the forthcoming August issue. Join them as…

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  • Pea shoot, lettuce and Cheshire cheese salad

    Pea shoot, lettuce and Cheshire cheese salad

    Want something quick and tasty? Try this delicious home-grown early season salad Pea shoots and other microgreens can give you a harvest in less time than it takes for outdoor crops to germinate. Add an overwintered lettuce and you have…

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