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Good morning from Bath. Back to work after another bank holiday weekend, never easy! Have a great day

The Pak Choi They're growing so fast in the greenhouse, these were planted on the 12th May! . We eat stir fry at least once a week so I'm going to try and successionally sow these every two weeks so that we can have a Pak Choi or two each week

Comfrey is a great addition to your plot or garden. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ One reason to have this really useful plant on your allotment or garden is that it produces gorgeous purple flowers which pollinators absolutely love. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Another reason is because it’s actually a brilliant natural fertiliser. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ This amazing plant is full of nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium which your veg will absolutely love. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The leaves & stalks are a great addition for your compost heap or you can make comfrey tea, a natural liquid fertiliser, with them. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ To make your tea add lots of leaves & stalks to a bucket of water or stuff them into empty plastic milk cartons & then add the water. Leave this for about 4 weeks to rot down & then add the murky mixture to your watering can as you would with a shop bought liquid feed. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ *Disclaimer* I feel it is my duty to point out that if you’ve never encountered comfrey tea before, it’s a little on the smelly side.......ok, ok it’s A LOT on the smelly side so be very careful not to slop any on yourself or your clothes!!!

Are you a raised bed gardener? Our latest post offers tips and suggestions for filling new raised beds and amending the soil in existing ones. Link in bio. What do you add to your garden beds each year? . . . . . . #allotmentlife #plantsmakepeoplehappy #springplanting #urbangarden #garden #gardening #raisedbeds #raisedbed #vegetablegarden #veggiegarden #organicgardening #homegrown #potager #kitchengarden #allotment #urbangardening #growyourown #growyourownfood #savvygardening #planting #garden_styles #gardendesign #gardeningtips #growsomethinggreen #diy #organicgarden #plant

Good bugs and bad bugs.... who decides what is what? So many people ask me what the difference is. So here’s my explanation- I hope it makes sense! . I would consider a ‘good bug’ any bug that brings benefits to the garden- bugs and insects that pollinate flowers, fruit and vegetables or bugs and insects that eat ‘bad bugs’. I would call bugs and insects ‘bad’ if they eat all my flowers, vegetables and herbs or I’d call them bad if they eat all my good bugs. . BUT! And here’s the but... So many bugs that are classified as ‘bad’ are extremely beneficial to the garden. They pollinate with their foot traffic and they eat other ‘bad bugs’ that nothing else will. In fact, some of the bugs that are deemed ‘bad’ by some, actually play a vital role in your gardens eco system. . So what’s the answer for me? I stay away from any pesticides, herbicides and anything ending in ‘cide’. Anything that kills bugs and insects doesn’t exist to me. Bug killers kill all bugs- there’s so discrimination with pesticides. I also plant things that attract the things I want to attract- specific flowers, herbs and plants that welcome the bugs I want more of. In my garden Perennial Basil flowers all year round and brings the bees flocking to the garden. The bamboo I use to protect my vegetables from Bush turkeys create rough insect homes for all sorts of creepy crawlies to live. Attracting native birds to the garden is also helpful because they love to eat bugs. Same with lizards, they do a terrific job of eating snails and slugs in my garden. I attract lizards my creating rocky mounds and hideaways for them. . There’s a wealth of information out there- from internet searches, to gardening books and awesome Instagram gardening accounts. Find the bug you’d like some more of in your garden and find what it is that you need to plant to attract it. It won’t be long before your little eco system balances out. When something moves in to take over, find an organic solution and sit back, relax and enjoy your garden- and the wealth of bugs living all around you. Happy gardening everyone! #mybackyardharvest #beneficialinsects

These #turnips are ready for #harvest on the balcony ‍. Turnips are fun and easy to grow but always need new ways to eat them so suggestions welcomed. #healthylifestyles #growyourownfood #smallspacegardening #diygarden #containergarden #diygardening #growsomethinggreen #greenthumb #vegetablegarden #ediblegarden #edibledc #vegetablegardening #urbangarden

Tablescape class in San Miguel de Allende. Please contact @FlowerSchoolNY for future dates. With @bunchof_flowers Photo: @lizbrownmedia for @flowerschoolny Ceramics: @trinitate_showroom Flowers: @floweriize ❤️ Candles: @apotheca_botanica  Linens: @labottegadicasa  Location: @hotelhaciendaelsantuario #flowerfrog #milagros #ceramics #farmflowers #fieldtovase

Our wonderful garden not only supplies us with vegetables, but also with beautiful flowers... . . . #gardening #garden #nature #plantsofinstagram #spring #gardenersofinstagram #gardenlife #gardenlove #gardenlover #gardenphotography #gardensofinstagram #mygarden #gardeninspiration #gardentotable #outdoors #greenhouse #plantstagram #plantsmakepeoplehappy #ihavethisthingwithplants #farmtotable #growsomethinggreen

We are going again with the potato crop. We suspect that the last crop we planted was a little late and that the summer sun withered the plants before they had a chance to really swell up the tubers. Consequently we were harvesting golf ball sized potatoes at best. This time around we are planting much earlier in the year but using the same method of growing in bags. As the potato plants grow upwards, we add more compost and mulch and roll the bag up a little higher. #growwhatyoueat #eatwhatyougrow